Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03
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From the New York Courier and Enoui,ar or ~. 90
-AIER EllOM ERANCE A MD ENllI q 81

of Dec.
LATER FROM FRANCE AND ENGLAND
The packet ship Charlemangc, Captain Pierce from
~ M mas arrived IN the unprecedented short passage
a. inns season. OF twenty three days. She was boarded
yesterday morning oil the land by our ncvs scnonor
ana our journals by her brought by express from the
rows, with dispatches from our Minister at Paris n, c.
mail. - S ''o"llerh
The latest dates from Paris and IIavre are 70 ,h 81
instant The Chambers have been in session two d1s
and The question of the Indemnity Treaty with III
country; had not yet been touched The following
tracts embrace every thing that find on this sub
Ject aier careful pcrusa of Numerous French paners
Paris, November 24th.-It is said so haze been dcc;
, on may IN The Council that the Bill relative 10
tie % iniolls claimed by the United States shall be
presented TO the Chamber in of its earliest ittnos
vi Theirs, 1T added ains that he shall be able 10
The Courier Francois says SO The motives assigned
~ NJ bresson Tor declining the proered scat in the
oaplhet was the nPossibty of his supporting the Co
Verhncnt with respect TO payment of the % millions m
the United States M Bncsson asserts that whom he
was Secretary of Legation in the United States he d
an opportunity OF knowing that the money if awarded
mouu not 60 TO persons who had really experienced
losses ana that Inc could not as Minister snnn,rt ,l,,
nc to be contrary to the interest oil
~ ans %'th NoV-Ii is stated to-day that Admiral
ouPerre and an august parsonage are already in dfcn
cs on the subject OF the treaty of % moRs-IouyaaI
fARIs, "a Dec-Ccrtainly, if project of law has be
become OF political Importance in the psd of rho IN
rigues and ministerial revolutions we have xncrcncod
u is inc PROJECT concerning the - millions of The UneJ
Instead Of asking the continuance of monopov ,,o
minister OF finance ought to have asked for this q mil
hons ne minister had this audocitv Hrt Rod Lo
done 1t, free to cosf;.ss that ts r.;ect; J
i' proved nothing oil general positive or defhitivc
80 a. nv i', N hih,, lie Temps
presented after tonorrog to the Chamber of DEPUTIES
arc subjects OF consideration This will be kind of mani
o. INC Pocy intended to be pursued by the Doc
ulharics. 10 those who demand an amnesty they win
reply by asking credit TO deiay the cxpence of the tri
ais before the Peers and by law already once rc;cctsd
dschargng Lyons at the expense of the public treasure
In
tioh OF property during thc events of April 'Tbc
american treaty OF 250O0C00 francs is also TO be re-
FffeGte oorTesPondcace 9fthe JOurnat da Iurre)
llAyRf, lst Dcc.1heIe was much talk vesfc,f,, on
our Exchange OF an occurrence, somewhat sine,,iar
Chay IS IS slu l'as taken place Mt meeting of tie
iioer OF commerce, and which, notwithstanding the
mystery with which that body always surrounds ia doll;
DcIIe'lons, mas tr9nspired no one knows how
II we may believe those who say they have obtained
some information in regard matter Which has rcs,
~ excited public curiosity, the followingare e ,,S,c,,
as "hcn we give without guaranteeing their vcracty.
some oil inc members Of cur Chamber of Commerce
impelcd, 1t is said, by most ardent zeal To tako tie nj
uatoTy steps IN those questions which may bo important
-, proposed to their colleagues 10 address
:" MINISTER'S IN the shape the result of consultation
Peuton expressing the desire entertained bv The corn
ieIce on HaYe that the law Of indemnity Of twenty
nye mhions claimed by The United States should Be
adopted. Good reasons for this were not ,ea,,,;r,
Suc as the interests of French commerce and Tic ne
cessty of maintaining between Tic Tfn;fed st,ts M
this country the perfect good nnderstofdn' s s',J
existed Tor SO long time, and exercised so f,vorahl an
influence on our commerce. bot unfortunately when il
position was lost. - " F'V
we were wei assured that some Of the members Of
our chamber OF Commerce had endeavoured to draw
uiis assembly into measure which is foreign To f f,
uohs and on government question: which did NOT cor
Cen ~ we should clcitae tie majority OH having Der
ooFa uatt was not for them 10 take the initiative on
questions Of high policy on which, ti,e lsgissf;y I
Is o. the country lave already acted, and on which
they atone and not the Chamber If Commerce have tbc
right Of actng.-JolrHai da Ifqtrc
On the Sd and 4h the Chambers would not assepb,
IN ,e ~ Gc promised explanations arc TO be given bv
w rcnch Ministry aud amongst them the treaty viii
s,'S country WIZ no doubt stand conspicuous Shonld
~ appear That TIC Ministers do not possess majority In
me eIanDer OF Deputies it positively stated at BODY
WI De 9issoyed ana That NJ Theirs has already writ
n 20 'e projects oi the department. directing them 10
make preparations for new election ~ "
me House OF Peers sitting as Court for the tr,l
oi the insurgents at Lyons and elsewhere in Apr lss
me number Of persons implicated is very large and
according TO report II the Committee Of Tie llonsc