Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-24
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TUE NEWS FROAI FRANCi

extract such details of foreign news as are gven in
that print They are taken from the London prints.
The editor Of tlc Courier IL Enquirer endeavors to
make the impression, (by mixing up his crude opinions
with the news) that war is inevitable Unjust be
collected that he is stock iobbcr and no doubt accom-
modates his political to his pecunary speculations
The moral sense of every man, savage civilized,
must condemn the deliberate violation of the faith of
Treaties Public opinion throug Europe will in due
tme exert salutary influence the nome ntary ex
cltement in Paris and WILL we have doubt induce the
French Chambers to comply with the stpulatons the
treaty We conceive it almost impossible that that en-
lghtcned Government will rush into war, the sacri-
flee of national character, and OF hundreds of millions
10 save twenty-five millions of francs-GtoLe
F'om the NJ Y Courier and; and Enquirer, Feb. 49,
Late and Important from Engiand-RccaR of the French
hntster-I1e american Minister politely ordered
AT half past o'clock last evening we received Lon
don papers of the 18TH and Liverpool the 18th Janua
ry by the Packet Ship OrpheuS Capt Busley-by which
we are placed IN possession of the very important nfor
nation, that nj. Serruror the French Minister this
country, has been ordered home, and Minister Mr.
Livingston, apprized that the passports which it
pected ne might require in consequences his dis
Posal In other words, lac politely ordered out of
France, and was ohavc left the following day. Thurs
day, the 10Th January.
We are indebted 10 the policncgs of Captain Burslcv
Tor the London paper of the l7th-the latest received.
our own files beng only to the 10th inclusive. Des
patches for the Secretary of State brought up by
this morning mail
tanned IN The London Morning Chronicle Of the 10th,
EMPRESS FROM PARIS
MoRSISG CnaoNIcLE OFFICE, }
- Friday .uoTniRg. {
ne ioilowing important announcement appeared in
the dlonitc,r of Wednesday:
The King has recalled NJ. SERRURIER his Minister
at Washington The Minister of Foreign Affairs has
made known this resolve TO the Minister of the Uni
ted States in Paris, informing him that at the same
time he passports acic he GIT require consequence
81 ms communication, at his disposal In conse-
quence of the engagements entered into by France
the project OF law relative to the American debt will
be presented the Chamber of Deputies tomorrov,
The of ur.ic la
2 TO guaranty eventually those French interests which
may chance TO be compromised,
The engagement entered into by France here refer
red TO, doubt TIN solemn pledge of the King that
theBill ofindemnity should be 1esent the Chambers
ms VIII accordingly be DONE but it will doubtless be re-
lected tStdnter In the time the recall of the
French Minister and The prompt order (or such it
eec for the American Minister quit Paris leaves
no DOUBT OF the dissemination of the French Govern
ment to withhold the indemnity and prepare for WAR
The Paris correspondent ofthe Chronicle remarks upon
the article in the .u0hiteur, follows
This spirited reply to the offensive paragraph in the
Presidents Message is considered in Paris published
more with view To satisfy opinion and induce the
Chambers the % millions with less rcpupnance
than as expressive of any really indignant wurlike
feeling entertained by the French Government The
Official part of the Ncnitcar being dated the 18Th its
expression tomorrow led the people expect the pre-
sentatlon ofthe project to the Chamber Wednesday,
lhcrc was no sitting, however, that day and it was
understood that 1T would he presented Thursday
tapPears however, that the opinion in Paris the
effects OF this and the intentions of the govern
meht, very materially changed in the of the day
ior at . o'clock ne wrote postscript as follows
BoURsE.--PARIs. "Wednesday. Jan.
@ Hay-paSt Ihr6e-Tle market has to-day been de-
pressed IN consequence of the announcement of the re-
call OF the French Minister in the United States and
that passports had been offered Co the American Minister
at tins Court The highest price for the Three per Cens
Tor the account was very little time 77f Ice; but
they stood for long time at 77f and 7f Csc bnt fcr
three they declined 76f 0Oc 05c and left OF at 7Gf
VJc, buyers. II is hudcrStOod that Mr. IIyfSGsToS HE
fnertee@ Minister 'eU eore Paris tor LondOn tomor-
yo'o 10 ms becoming knoeon may be attributed HE U be-
toD IT. for the general opinion is non init hostl;e ,oU
toHo's; The American packet which has arrived left
the United States twelve days before the one which
brought the Message Mr. Ardon left Paris for London
yesterday The Dutch Two and a-Half per Cents 54f
r..se 1' I riss l fsis:. 1 Fss.
per Cents Nothing done.
8 per Cents. 1O7 IO7 LOG 90 1o6 90
There no longer remain doubt then that we are
on the eve OF serious difficulties with France; and we
think that the star and Journal of Commerce
w agree that is incumbent upon Congress at once to
declare between this country and France
FRANCE has, in effect, done already by ordering our
Minister home, and recalling NJ Serruer; and he who
will stop to inquire hOte this state of thinp cen
brought about, is of his duty to his Country
we believe most relgiousy that is disastrous state
81 AFFAIRS IS enlifey owing 20 the judgcd and i'll
ADVISED threats OF the Executive but this is no longer
subject for consideration We are on the eve OF rupture
with powerful nation, aud every that loves his
country, viii stand by her in the hour Of danger instead
90 grauyhg ms party feelings by INDUCING in idle
Hections on the folly of those who have produced this
caamiiy Again we call upon Congress TO with firm.
ness put uscFetonj and we speak the senti-
Inents OF the public generally when we so y that nan
intercourse is the safest and under all the circumstances
'De pest policy that be adopted But we repeat that
come what may, at least shall make our party pre-
Juuces subservient 20 D0trioiism and under any
SiFcumstances support the Government in whatever
honorable course may be adopted towards France
LONDON, Jan live have received Mondays Paris
journals with letter from our correspondent
ne Sttp2s OF the Chlmbcr Of Deputies had been aus
Penaeu lest the excitement occasoned by President
Jacksons angry message might anerayatc the difficulty
OF the question pending between the two countries
some excitement caused by General Bertrand bcine
ahead OF the Ministerial candidate for the seventh dis
tfct Of Paris
The following from Paris Of date preceding the
aboye
LosDoN, January IS
The Paris papers Of Thursday are destitute ofany news
OF importance, and contain domestic nov of interest
The Court Of Peers proceeding rapidly in dsposiuo
81 he cases Of the political prisoners transmitted to their
decision from Lyons and other places On Monday the
court decided upon ordering nine stand over for
trial, and on tho day they directed that sixteen
others should be discharged These individuals form
portion OF the Lyons let which originally comprised
1917 against whom the Attorney General proposcd 10
proceed and Of whom the Court Of Peers has already
ordered 81 10 be discharged without trial. 36 have been
ordered Tor trial ~ cases have been posponcd and %
stili remain 70 be disposed Of
The English elections and the Presidents Message
each continue 10 occupy large portion Of the attention
OF forsan politicians The latter Of these ii is anfic
pated, VIII lead 70 changes IN the present cabinet
The Consttaoane that Ministers have deierfon
ed on again Introducing the indcmny measure TO the
Chamber OF Depulcs and that the 18th inst is the dav
liked on for eking he attempt The Qqoidierne speak.