Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-07
THE ENQUTRER.
LITCHFIELD, MAY ., 1s35.

Hartford yesterday. AS the party now having the rsnSOf the government are exceedingly proud of the "pOmp and circumstance of glOriOus'' noise, great parade doubt made by the military and O.hers in escorng the Governor elect into the city his rival from New-Elaveu. This done, the Speaker OI she House will have be chosen, who will probably be Mir. Ingham, of Saybrook. Mex, fOIIOws the Gov eruOr's message, wi.h s rgmarOle about the dearly beloved people, ihe horrd influence of banks, Ehm. self large aIOekhoIder,l mOnOpoIies. Jaekson gold, epoils,' ard such like mai,ers-wbich will be recev- cd here in time for oar next weeks paper. The first week being passed in preparation, and i" feeling the pulse of the members, the next will be for the benefit of the office ce-seekers and the Ofice-holders. County meelings will be held-and where the masters of the people are ripe for the effort, the political choPp"g- kniGe will without doubt he freely used But whose heads are of, and who receive merited honorr it s unnecessary ,o attempt 10 desgna,e-time wH soon disclose to all that is publicly done.
 EP The account received last week by the way of New-Brsaswick of the French Chamber of Deputies having heen dissolved, wilhou, passing the American lndendity Bill is no, confirmed. An arrival at New. York from Belfast brings London papers the 27lh of March, several days later than before received tho nOt 50 Ate ae was StAteu 10 nave INeW Brmnswick) but nothing is said upon the subject of the treaty. The advces brought of very little sequence in any poin, Of view-an therefore have no, made any extracts from the papers.
 Later.-By arrival from Havre Ut New-York on Monday last, Paris papers to the 3le of March ceived. The Daily Advertiser says:-
 "By this arrival, have received the intelligence, that inc report the committee the bill for paying ihe American ndemnities, had been presented lo the Chamber of Depniies and made the order of the day for the 7ih of April Mr. Berryer moved a postpone. meni of the discussion the merits of the question until the decision of the American Congress should be known. He said "every line of Mr. LiviRgson's correspondence calculated ,o inspire the Ameri- can President with the idea of the offensive message by which France had heen ins"ied.' He wished to satisfy Mr. Livingston that money could not be ed from France through fear-.ihal France would CT yield anything to threats.
 The Duc de Broglie, President of the Council, rec piled with great canness and dignity. He did not consider the Presidents message of the Gov evnment-he was the Executive power only in coaiunc tion with the senate. The act of the American Presi dent had not become the of the American Govern meui; it had, on the contrary, been disapproved of- It had been said (by M Berryer) that the cnrrespon dence of the American Minister tn Paris, afforded ev idrnce that the latter had in manner dictated the offensive language of the President, for the purpose of in,imlating France and obtaining the sanction o she Chamber to the prop"sed law. This a!iegn'!on, though pui.lishe in the journals, had been denied by the American Minister himself He said il,e Govern Fnent always had been, and still persuaded ofihe justice of the debt to America.
 We think i perfectly apparent, that the grentess obstacle to the payment Of the American claim, was the il judged and rash language of the message and notwithstanding Mir. Livings,on may have thought it rxpedent deny that he had dictated the offensive language of fshas docUmeni, we still ihnk, we have ever thought that Mir. Liyingston letters impru deni aud induced General Jaeksnn 10 take the ground ro"s of avoiding difficulty. if he d w.h rriiae FrRHee. he ought never to have published MT. Lv. i"eson's letters. They should have been kept hack from the pnblic view, and given the French Gov. ernm~nt adtliIional reasons for withholding the pay ment of the Indemnies.
 We think there is good ground to expecs iha, the controversy will he Hdj"sied; and ihe money shall be paid, iswi not in onr judgment, !.r ..~isg to tho terror Of General Jackson's message, his name.-
 The proceedinss of Congress, and particularly of the Senate, obviously produced a beneficial effect upon the French Government and people,"
 The election in Hartford for Mayor last week resul ted tn the choice Of Henry L. Esworth, the Jackson candidate. ian old iederasi) ny a majority offs votes over Thomas K. Brace lan old democrat.) The con. sequence therefore is ina, there will he whig board of aldermen and assistants, and Jackson mayor.
 Air Barry at length resigned- The National Intel- lgencer flast Saturday says-" According o the ge- neral an,icpa,on Mr. Barry yesterday took leave of the General Post Office, and Amos Kendall was in- stalled in his piace" "In this the Kitchen Cabinet arc understood ,o have achieved complete victory the cabinet proper, who 1T in the begin ming of tns administration they came in unit, seem Co he reduced pretty nearly the condition Of a cipher, in the government As for the rest, if not for the political objections to ,he admi"s,ra- tor ofahe Pos, Office incline 10 believe, from what evle have of hi bnsiness hahi,s that he would make an efficient Postmaster General. Perhaps how ever will he time enough 10 give him credit when he has deserved it. When he shall have earned we will not deny ii io him.
 "Dr. Mason, recently appointed chief clerk in the general post office, tn personal friend and coanerton ofMr. Barry) has also rcSieaed his trust. It Is said that P. s. LopshborouGh. Esq. who has for several years 6Iled m agency in ihedepartme"i, is take tOOu Srpothsmeat."
 7he Gale of Monday night and Tuesday forenoon o last week Praved very irarious to vessels in the har 0ors ot nearly a the towns the coast from Portland so Baltimore. In New-York a great number of yes. se's were materially injured by being driven againsl 'he ~harves, against each oher upoa she breakor, "oous the shores. The New Haven Herald sneak, 'hus Of 'ts effects in that city:
 We have srseed the shore of ,hs h.rho- ,o ,b. steamboat landing. aad found js streved ,v;,L ,hs wsecks of matter of every kind-boa,s hr;,... i"' @ Der. sho0ks wood, laib, and scks of hs... ~.s @ .; Der ten Iaches square. ying aeroes inc .nad a. rods above high water mark. ~"'' "'""y