Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-12

purpose Of submitting them to several eminent
engineers OF that place and we areinorned that de-
cided is the opinion there Of their applicability to ma
rne purposes that company is in of ornation
to establish Inc Of steam packets, tn be worked by
them between that port and New York, aud that il is
confidently expected the passage will be made in ten or
twelve days Birnningham Gazette.
II Is said that The young Queen of Portugal len
I'm air way ofgivng an heir to the throne aud that
her husbands younger brother would marry her.
LoNDoS, April o.--'rhe ship Montreal, which sailed
last week for New York carried out liO steerove
gers who consist ofugriculturas,s aud few mechanics
and tradesncn of small capital, who intend settling in
the United States and Canada. The Caroline in the
London Dock will sail Tomorrow with about 100 pas
sengers, who are cmigrating TO America.
FoREcS Nrws.--The intelligence from France leaves
no doubt OF speedy and satisfactory adjustment of all
difficulties with this country. The sketch of the debate
gwen III Malignant, which copy from the Journal of
commerce, proves, however, just what anticipated
The Opposition in the French Chambers have laid hold
oil the speeches made by the Opposition Congr SIS to
embarrass the Kings councils and far as possible TO
einbroll the nations in hostilitics We perceive MIR
Clayton sspeech-a speech made suhscrve the views
OF his Multiplying friends, in preventing comp
ancc with the treaty-is referred To by those hostile
TO the American claims to make the sson that the
frank history OF the transactions given in the Presidents
final refusal to fulfil the rcat,vas intended as an in
suit TO France. This every bod Knows was dsavowed
IN the Message itself but it suits the purposes of the
enemies OF the two Governments to msIeprcsent every
thing, and engender strife between countries rn-
tualy interested in the preservation of peace and the
most intimate commercial intercourse
Our private information from France that the Packet
which was to leave the 10th of April will bring with
II the good dings of the passage oil the law providing
for the indemnity The probability is that the great ma.
lority anticipated will be somewhat diminished by the
lndiscrcet publication of Mr. Livingston scorespondcnce
by Congress, to which the President bound To com
muncate IT Tor ITS information, but which the Houses
were by no means bound to pubshto the world The
treaty, however will be fulfilled; and there is no doubt
many Will vote for it who opposed to the French Ad
nstratlon because they dare not take the responsible
ty with their constituents of making rupture with this
country, which the Presidents Message shows to be in
IS wit belI
Tue lNDEMSIry BILL.-The correspondent of the
Journal OF Gommerce, under date Of Iavre April l.,
says "The Poland has just gone out of port but will
wata short time iii the Roads for the letters received this
morning from Paris by Esatcc. We should not Ina We
been sorry If she could have waited until to morrow
morning. as we think very probable the on the in
dcmnity bin will be tax to-day. We have doubt
OF the bill passing, M bat the majority will be a large
one say from 40 to- n favor The Erie will sail
on the 10th inst for New York. and the Albany on the
2ith'