Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

france; nut we have to think they are all ncor
tect; =. Inc following is version of the matter:
once the passage of the Indemnity Bill, with the
clause requiring satisfactory explanation nothing has
been done on the part of except the act
M Improving Mr. Liyngstons last letter to the French
The President expressed his appreciation of
t 70 Mr. Pngeot, the French Charge des Affarcs
mere ano iurlher protested against the construction put
Eo me Nrssage by some of the members of the French
S'snDrr Mr. Pageo informed his government official
: y. 'ns approval and disclaimer by he President
INV u'l tnie no communication has been rrccvrG
.! F hsrol. or by Government decisive Of the
course winch FRANCE intends 10 pursue. The French
government has not yet nnned lis snlisfactiun or its
"Ssa'sfacli"n, with the explanation rendered by the
no othfr explanation
~ IS not true that draft has been offered and r!o
~S'ru i''r any portion III The money.
- IL Is c"nyfciurrd that the President. unless before
congress meets h" receives intmatnn Of the rradi-
mrs. :" france IL pay Tic $500, GOO francs upon the
Repatriation rendered though Mr.. pagrol, will speak
!" congress on this lrr terms ci d:c;drd cha.
rdctrr."
me n I. Courier, opocrypiai than Inc Journal
OF commerce, has another version Of the story which
psn"abiv MS incorrect as its former one:
Is aeged and we call upon the Giobc for nornla
'on as 10 tie truth of that argatinn that formal de-
il"na was made upon the French Ministry by Baron
IT. sc Md in his capacity Banker Of the IT, States for
me indemnity voted under the late Of the French L.
gsiatnn 10 this demand The Ministry gcyc decided
n;9aftrc, "HisS accompanied r explanation pf the
"""'''''. NScN IN llH message oil lSJo. ID
consequence IF such REFUSAL Rntiscild is said TO have
inquired whether the reply ofrot and fnai and
c'iVru Tor answer. that it hi. application 10 b. cons
drred Official and auhnrizcd then the answer was o.
course also 10 be considered, and that It vas final
to the intentions cl the French Government Up. this
lttsciId said 10 have Gn1rcH that the dcia should
not De considered ofcia and that his communication tn
the President Of these facts should be Of unofficial
ture accompanied with such suggestions for the minis
ter as would lead 10 ad usmrnt of our difficulties.
"Ths being settled R0thschid, it is said addressed
letter to the President advising him of what had trans
PRED, and assuring him nmteinHy from the French
ministry, that if he would his approval of Mr.
l.'vngsons letter to be c6cinHy communicated to the
French government, it would be considered an ample
explanation of his message, and the indemnity be paid
To this Gen JACKSON drmurred, and took think.
a very proper and digniird position. He said. 81 will
" not cause any such notice Of my approval of Mr. Liz
ingstons letter to be given To France or any other
" P"wer.-Thc letter official and has been by mr.
publicly approved II France will arprze me eifciai-
" ty that such approval when communicated officially to
" that government will ne satisfactory, ond the incIni-
" ty in consequence paid. will not hesitate moment to
" cause il TO bc dunc; but cannot take unusual
without official that it will not BE-
jccted and further plantations demanded" We call
uprn the Giobc to say how much of this version of the
G!LIr is true, and for ourselves have hesitation in
adding, that if correct, believe it be- the PlcsI-
dent has taken view Of the subject which will meet the
car!ia appreciation Of The people "-.Nvuy TcrronS.