Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21
AsichsnoHsti, saturday, Feb. sa.
TIE FREN'CU .0FE9JpS

we nave at last the echo from France. 1t was rather
strong and loud at first, but more so than was ex
pected Philadelphia paper states that 'he Messare
was received IN Paris on the evening of the 9TH 1t pro
duced strong sensation in that METROPOLIS hut css "
cltement than might have been anticipated from the in
hammable nature of the French people"
we give the extracts from the principal Partisan Jour
hais some oil the papers do not scruple TO intimate
very broadly that the measures recommended by Cen
Jackson have their origin in secret suggestions of tho
rIehch ministers, who resorted to such intrigue TO
carry the OIL OF indemnity 1t is certain from the es-
patches last laid before Congress- that the course
ny inc President, was advised by Mr. Livingston and
hat whatever the French journals may say now he had
little hope of success from any other cxoedent tbon tho
use OF strong tone on the part of the Administration
Nothing Official has transpircd between the French
Ministers and MIR Livingston No vet has bee
by the French Government far as we are advised =
The National lntelgencer of Thursday says that-"des
patches Tor Government arrived by the same vessel s
oronght this news--and we may to-day tomorrow
Probaoy expect further communication from the Pre-
sust OF te u States to Congress the subject of our
diplomatic intercourse with France"
we have still many friends in France.-The Paris
ilmes OF the Ilth January, " On the recent ,f
the American papers at Havre the members of tb. c.
neral Council and the chief merchants met together 10
ward on, If possible the blow which threatened com
merce The Meeting unanimous for pcii,ion,r0 n,
ChiheeTS TO Geq1teSoc an The 4neTicaR adcmnitv The
petition was drawn and instantly covered will sgna
lures One merchant only, Mr. Pa"ar-who has ne1,or
eess hiiecn vessels at sea, and whom would Ger
fanny ruin-reiused, declaring he would not even al
he hazard OF war; consent that France should treat I'M
der menace 49,
There two views taken of this question bv SOM, &C
the French Journalists which are decidedly contrarv
both to tine Presidents Message and TO the ens,s p
port Among these, is the Journal des Debats one of
u.e hinstcral papers. The LIST is that mo treaty inn
plying vote OF subsidies is obligatory upon the
ny until il has obtained dc Of Tie flanders and
an Governments who treat with ours, ought 10 geyern
themselves accordingly Both the Documents ,ys
have referred to- abure this doctrine Both of Them hold
inc treaty TO be binding upon France, and her faith 10
DC pledged to its cxecutionThe I'd is that it was tbe
intention OF the Chamber peremptory 10 dcnv ali
right OF clniii to the United States but 10 apneal to n
new negotiation, in which, with view to the ntere sts
OF rance, certain facts mi oh
which the negotators of the treaty appear TO have ro
ten And further, the Journal DIES Debats saws
message winch Is probably calculated fattcr the mas
Vi nc aeinocratc party, on which General Jackson
depends, Is both mistaken and unsll (esf uDo f1yte
et @'c naaaresSe) lnasmuch as rejects aeSoa-
, WHICH would be the only of conciliatn the
difference, The adoption by the Chamber of tfs mo
ec of the law rejected the last session was alrend
very difficult we d, rot hesitate TO saw thai il nov, 10
come impossible Neither the President nor The Sen.o
aunits the doctrine that any negotiation can be ne
cessay which might be adopted for The purpose of re-
ducag the amount of the reciamations
Previous to the receipt of the last French advices
MI walsh says, that the Presidents MESSAGE had
reached Liverpool 1t must have been in Paris only a
e" uays later According to all the adyices from France
ny the ayre packet Of the LIST u il was unversollv
believed that the Presidents Message if of stron nm
port, would have Il saluary effect on ihe Cbort.r An
the advocates of the Treaty American and Frencb ,il
cd TO see serious formidable alternative prescnte5 no
us adyersares believed that its recctoa ood be for
ca ey hnchsie1tng negotiation alone
Some persons look favorable issue benr nrod,,,od
by the Report and Resolution of the Senateupon tho
Pyhuilg oiincultles In this point Of view the Yorl,
Mercantile states, that they first forwarded TO
Hayre by the packet ship Fornoso This vessel sailed
on the 18th OF January and it cannot be exnected fht
month" - " '0 F'0Schl
We not sufficiently behind the curtain 70 know
Wnat course should be taken by Congress last des
patches may soon be published and then we may be able
20 sec ue way clearly before us.But the general opi-
mon 49, that the question is not no,g in that attitude
winch VIII admit Of an immediate action: and tha a
caied Session Of Congress may be expected lot
le decision come WHOM Il may we ,rvcptlv frua, m ~
1t may be such is urgently demanded bv Inc interest
ana ana honor Of our country The faith of France is
pledged and the right Of the z. States demands an ze
cuton OF her engagement.