Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-19
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.
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THE INDEMNITY TREATY.
Letters from the best SOURCES by the Utica say that
conciliaory ncssag the part of our RESIDENT would
nut an end TO all difficulty, and ensure the payment OF
Inc money. The American Consul ut llavrr, informed
Capt Dcpcyscr the day OF his sailing That lie naa
no news respecting the departure of Mr.. barton lhe
letters say that nothing had been determined, and who
thcr he would leave, remained undecided
Posiscrim-We have just come into possession OF
document which we have doubt gives The exact his
tory of the transactions at Paris.
The intercourse between MIR. Barton and the french
Government had been entirely courteous and fTiendly
The Ministry replied 10 Mr. BIS inquiry, that as MIR
Livingstone letter written b n The passage OF the
bill in the Chambers, they were desIrous OF something
subsequent and that the President OF the u States had
said he could say more but should refer Inc mater 10
Congress- they waited what would transPe on the
meeting of Congress, and in the meantime had forward
ed dispatches 10 the French Charge at Washington Mr.
Barton may possibly return, and perhaps as cehsc-
oucncc tho French Charge also 90 home, but that these
events ought be looked upon OF great import
ance as it confidently expected that the explanations
made at the meeting of Congress, will be sufficient
Mr. Simon, editor of the CHAIRMAN, was on the SSth
October sentenced two months imprisonment and
fine of 5000 francs for exciting hatred and contempt
against the Government The Editors OF the bon oehs
and Quotidcnne were tried similar charge, for re-
publishing from the London Sun very violent article
on the new law relative TO the press They were both
! acquitted.
heavy fer some time after the opening, but towards the
end, business became more anlHlAtcu anu Cio'"S f'o
taiions are merely shade lower than yesterday pam
fish securities looking up. For cash. hves and tEees
| have fallen DC.
!. Oct, 80. Five per cents 1881. Csc.
The Odessa Gazette states that English steam
sells are alternately and constantly employed in the
Bosphorus in sounding the channel, and studying Inc
CURRENTS without receiving any opposition from The TO-
vcrnment. . =,
l. letter of the 18th of August from Alexandria, in the
Odessa Journal, has the following: Nchemet Ali has
strictly forbidden the expectation OF antiquities from
Euvpt inasnuch museum is about to he established
at Cairo under the direction of young Arab, who was
educated at Paris Yesterday quantity OF ne cotton
was sold by auction which, Notwithstanding the bad
news from Europe, produced twenty.six dollars tho
ounta cxnrbant price under existing circumstances
The Government also sold portion Of Damietta rice
Il opears that all the productions OF Egypt will IN future
be sold by auct on The Nile which at hrs gave serious
cause Of ur asness has rEn of late: and every thing
leads to the hope that the overflow will take place al the
usual period
that experiments have been recently made in the Roman
STATES for the cultivation Of cotton which prove that
according to an improved system adopted the ma.
ury OF the pods sufficiently advanced in the season
produce cotton equal IN quanty 10 lhdt WIFI" - luz
ported from Smyrna
between the three Nonarchs, in virtue Of which France
and Enrland would be invited to join Austria Prussia,
and Russia in order that within six months, the ques
lions which now agtate Europe may be settled, that
each mower may, by accord, in the Spring, re-
duce by third the military establishment which bur
den their finances
BupoA, October l7-Yestcrday, 500 English landed
at this port and large steamYesscl started for ST. Sc
busan 10 bring Ell Pastor and his ChaPe gorris whom
we are expecting to-day. movement is decided up
on and the English General is only waiting for the ari-
val of men acquainted with the country 10 the
offensive. Espartero has been appointed Commander