Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-19

Late and ImpOvt0nt from France--ths Presidents Messoge received. By Ghe arrival at New-York on Monday morhog of the packe. ship Havre, Paris pa- pers received to the 10th ult. We haze for ba, few extracts. The Daily Advertiser remarks:
 The news isof the highest importance. The Pres
 cuts Message had reached France, and the Journals are filled with comments. IL appears the French Chambers had fixed upon the l2lh 10 take up the sub eci of the American Treaty, and there fair pros peci that the indemnity would have been granied.- The arrival Oi the Message appears have heeR unfortunate; UUthing had ransured aS iO the course
 he Government wonId take. W are therefore Oblig- ed 10 copy the impressions of the people from tie a"d "p"io"s "flhe French Journals.
 From al! that gather, Il appears that the Message will have very unfavorable effect. France will not be frightened nI" any measure for the pre- serVari"n of peare, and mosi II not all the Journals enrer,a" the belief, that he Uned States wi!ch has much stake, will put the threats into li"n. With these feelings and sentiments, we fear a':icahIe adjustment ot claims wilt not he very speedy. We give the ET'i"wing :-
 The ConslitaIiunnel says, that all unanimous in feeling that the d,gny nf F'aurr has been wounded by the Prcs!drnis m"ssage but lie Is deceived i he s"ppoSes that his menace Wili mdnce the Legislative bodies To give 1T sanction which they have rrtus ed. Whatever mny be the l'morous habits of the Chambers, they will not, in the lace Of the country, appear tO yield t0 fear. The United States have ined their fthpr claims had been legiti- male. The conduct of,hr French ministry ihths fortunate dispute, has nOt iille conrihocd to render the solution difficult, after having, with income eivable stnpidS, recOgUlZeU dP winch the restoration had constantly disavowed. u pledged i,selG with still greater stupidity, bring the question again before the Chambt ps immediately after the convocation to ask again for that sanction which had been formerly re- tnsed This promise has mol been kept, and GeUcral Jackson justly complains.
 The Courier Francas saye--" this DocUme nt bears the impression of an irritation which we expected, without, however, raivng that Il should would be carried [" such degree ofvioence. It is notvery eiiyimg to hear government, which proesSes the ternaI principles oI Liberty and Justice, declaring it's resolution a,cnge i,selfupon individuals for suppos- ed wrongs done by their government, and proposing confiscatan something approaching to cOnfsca- ton, of their property, as political measure within the rules ot common right. The il hUnOr oi the Pre- sident has led him find indications of evil in,en ion
 in certain circumstances attending the conduct of France, which in themselves perfectly ims gnif cant; it has also made him assume a menacing tone which l accords with those consolidating incnaiOns of which he made much parade. His threats, how ever will produce no effect. rupture would he fnl- ly prejudical America France, and he will think twice before he to any measures, which would suspend the relations of amy between the two countries commerce has nothing 10 apprerend from this point. fthe United States have right t0 de- mand what they conceive to be due ,o them, France has right 10 resist such demands, 1t she considers
 them too exorbant. IL is a fault iN the message that does not admit this reciprocity.
 Pennington Canoi.-The damages the Pennington Canal has sustaned in consequence of the a'e reshet said to be very great. Those in the ighhorlood of Wes,feld, Ms., estimated from ten to fifteen thousand dollars.
 MARRIED. l In New-Milford, Mr. Rexfurd Hurd to Miss Rebec. ca Bell; MT. George Seeley to Miss Eliza Buckng- l ham. ,..
 In We,hers6eld, by Rev. Tr. Tertoy, Mir. Sylvester Woodh"use, io Miss Emily Crane.
 In Torringford Mr. Henry IT. Newton, to Miss Frances A. Palmer, daughter of II. Palmer, Esq. DIED,
 In Eas'kill, town of Hunter, Greene county, N. Y. the 28 ut. Mr. John Beach, aged 78, formerly of 1 Norfolk, Con.
 In Hartford, Mrs Mary Kendall, 72. 1 In Wins,ed, Capt John Waite, 68. In Barkhalns,ed, Mrs. Dorcas Howd aged92.
 In Mdde,own, MT. Nondiah Rockwell, q revolu. lionary soldier, 75; Mr. Patrick Derby 84. 1 In Hebron, Deacon Nathan Smith, 30 Mrs Abigail , Gillel, 92.
 ., Iu Boston. on the 9Th inst. the Rev. Bcnanin B. Wisner, D. Dgene ofthe Secretaries of the American Board orCommissoners for Foreign Missions, 40. His ] disease was fever, and he was sick but iour days In New.Milford, Mr Samuel A. Lockwood 39. l