Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-19
FOseEEGN.
LATER FROM -FNGIaYD

LATER FROM ENGLAND
NEW YORK, June BY the packet shin ENGLAND
Captain Maxwell we have London and Liverpool papcrs
the former to the 9Th and the latter TO the 9th ncps
nine days later than before first attention
IS given, o course to what relates the difficulty be
tween this country and France; but we find very little
additional Intelligence onstiat subject Mr. Livingston
sailed IRON Hare IN the CONSTITUTIONS the 9TH of May
leaving DIR Barton behind him Charge d4gaiys but
expressly instructed according the confident
OF the Paris journals, to follow him the United States
the condition attached the bill of INDEFINITE in t
Chamber of Deputies should be likewise passed by The
Chamber Of Peers ut is stated ia the London Tunes
OF me oh utpo, andin pri7at letters from Hayre Of
the o iat an amendment would be brought forward i'm
the Peers, under the countenance of Ministers 10 do
away with the Objectionable clause On the success or
failure OF that measures very important results depend
The Withdrawal of all diplomatic relations with Eorgn
Government is looked upon by nations as a step the ma
turai not inevitable, consequent of which is war In
ths case we heaItIy approve the said to have
been taken by MIR Livingston let the conseouences he
"hat thcy may: Any thing rather than submission
70 wrongs and insults.
The story that the Ministers intend 70 supoor, nm
amendment striking out the clause reairiug an ex.
PLANTATION from Government does moi derive corro
rom the following paragraph from the National
Several journals have announced that the American
indemnity Bill would be brought to the Chamber Of
Peers without the amendment Of Gen. Valaze Today
It was presented to that Chamber and the Minister
boldly asserted that the amendment Of the Deputies
the expression Of his own fceu0s on the abiect q NJ
yer SAID lie, shoud we thought ofpaying twenty I'VE
millions to America without having previously obtained
some satisfaction for the words andimanner in which
other.
wise be" ny ~
BESIDES what concerns the American question the M,
pcrs ~ iis arrival contain nothing Of particular inter
est The French journals seem 10 be chiefly occuned
"th the trials before the Chamber of Peers of whc
some account is givenin extracts.
ne following "blood and thunder" letter Of vo,,no
~ Israeli 70 Morgan Conno with the yery pro,er re
ply OF The latter e published in the London papers.
(No.I)
81, a, Parb-stfeet, Grosvenor SQUARE usvG
"SiR,--Not having been favored with yonr reolv to
my second letter Of yesterday thought Fl to address
letter 10 your father and for this reason II dedgcc C
your communication, delivered by Mr. French that YOU
Do not consider yourself responsible for any insu ~
iered BY your father but only bound to resent the pss
mat ne may receive. Now sir, it is my hone thai
hose insmied hun ossusedly was my Intention 10 do
60 wished to e1pressthe utter scorn in which hold
his character end the disgust with which ba eondcf
inspires me ~ failed ioconyeying this expression of
my Feelings 70 hm, let more successfully exoross
hen now to ye1 shall take every opportunity Of
holding your fathers name up 70 public contempt and
ferveng pray, that you, some Of his blood NAV a.
tempt 70 avenge the unextsgOisbabe hatred WITH which
4shall pursue his existence
:" have the honor 10 be- Sir
" Your Obedient servant.
y. D1SRAELf
Morgan O'Connel Esq NJ Pr