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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03
Aaa.laIcl SElcnIerlI

NI ollCE.-Was committed to the jail of Chesterfield
county, Va, on the 10th day Of October last as a
iuiiaways negro man, who snys his name is AIat-co-
i1uI prght muiatto; visible; his lon eo -
el shorter tha The right; says hs left thigh has been
oroken Is I'VE feet four inches high above % years Of
age! ana says he belongs to the estate of William Doe
well dec d. of Prince Edward county Va and was b;rd
tns year by Doctor Lyon, Of the same county The
- requested ~ come forward prove property nav
cording to law. JOHN r. COobE t ~ "o
~. -. LIV-WIZWI OE (heskefflId rnnnlu IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

JUDGE MLEAS-Thc editor of the Cincinnati Ca
zettc, writing from Columbus (Ohio1 under J' ia
ioth nst ays:-There is every reason to believe that
the Hon John MLcan will receive a nomination for
Presidency, IT not by majority of the members Of the
LEGISLATURE at least upwards of Fifty out of one hun
dred and eight, the number in both branches This
movement necessary, TO distant friends that
he alone is the choice of Ohio w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

~ OllCE.--Iherc was committed to the Jail of Tho
countyot Charlotte, the 9th October 1884 as a
runway, a negro man who calls himself Dick Arherz
az" says that se rs free man, from IGcrtford CO. q
lie IS stout built dark muatto fellow about 3 ecfI
inches high The owner Or there be any) is requested
a. co'c ana prove his property, pay charges and take
ain away or nc VIII be dealt with the 1w drccfe
10 20, VIM SMITH, JaHor. {. &.
80. - iN''' C7--,s3tn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

oIIIGE-Ihe co-partnership of SAMI SJEP
IiERD ~ Co, is hereby dissolved by mutual CON
MEL SHEPHERD Is authorized to close the
Jan i, 1886 THOMAS Ri,rfifitLS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03
REsrEcT FOR rRR nEAn

A, a, ,,..,:. c. fHLADLirHfA Dec. Doth, le:i
M, meeting OF The Students Jefferson Medical tils II
rhi"dcipha the following resolutions inn. "
hsoise That We entertain feelings deepest srro far ,ho
OF Virginia. ~e''' "i'' i'"o'it Harris,
i'Syeea That committee Of five appointed To write o,
10 ". beIeaved paren The following gentleman yoc
9'Pntsd Mess boliag OF Va Cloud, c. Young of d. q
a inc mineral honour of Mr. take place on TO-
- cioeN ana That the Faculty OF tho Uni
he inlosnod of tho death of friend
be invited tn attend the funeral nj hour 80 '' anu
hesored, That Messrs. Munger, of ~ Y
DC epio"t t eonaHtoe to convey this information.
fe0 ccd, That ntestimony respect ON. ona,tel M
DENT we wear Grape the len arm for: 10 lays
e9Sc Ihat we accept OF the gcncSou. male by Dr. Elv
OF onai ground TOT friend aud his
gratitude and tlunks -' Purposes 'e"uef MN
fsee That The proceedings of this meeting published in tho
Sa<ct'c, Gazette, and
n D. nn JAMES ROBERTS cAairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

~ OIlCE-l hereby caution all persons against ira
ding for, or receiving note rxccrieJ I "sa o -"
James =. Luck OF Caroline county for the hire of y
negro man, named Walker, last year as do not intend
oPy INC sla note, OF any part thcreofthe said Luck
nayhig ahcn ihe SAID negro out Of my possession with
out my knowledge or consent considerable time bcfc
inc end OF the ycar, for which le was hired
Dec' 70. lOI--w4w@l JOHN HUTCUEgON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

EN B. CHEWING, SugoEoa DeSrfsr o,....,.
- corner iust above The Banks Main street R;ot
nond where he can be found at ali hours rosd, - =,
tend to his professional duties uy - at
HgDcnec-Doctors Watson. BRIGGS Neleon C.i..t
beaIe and Sncad, Rchmond.--gyC Charges satisret,r~
6i-w6ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

EOS. II. STREET. Of VoodyiIt. M, ;..:..., So
% ney and Counsellor at Law Offers liz ps5c.sso,
services to his friends and the public
November -. 5G-Iaf2m-,n4n
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-04
IaunIUip6.
IdIufbip5

Gosntalls reree id) III t1,einer offs in
Canton, rabrsno Der Monate Sctcbsr uno
)l,uan,ter Dan Gar BON oatsn tn gn'pfana
usb.uen Die i'm nisbt pcrDer beribtIst ba:
oen. Gelde melebe iii Der bis'in anaeae=
semen 3sit ~ bsja9Isn unterlansu. nlhnen
:rWartsn Oab &: auBsroem ncb Aoitsn
babeu lperosn. ~,zf, >>5,.~ - @. =.:...
Jlacb,tebeuo in ter Sarbetras per'
,eibnet Dtr fir pas Sabr 1885
pon jspsu 1000 gbalsr Wertb
.o ,serehnet miro.
H3a Zen aauniebips Varie, Naibinstcri
s .nton, Qase, 9resn, Sadfon, 1ust aras
,pas, gatprsnee ,.uo Sranflin. StaatS 1vr
70. Gems; g Ganal Gar 81 @anutp 1ar
ggl !; Z ebul Ear 10; Wsstar 90; 1aun.
liebip Il. Nrmentar 10; ,'iltbsttas 57a.
Gin launibip. Z, rinStcn. Stats.ai 12t;
sanaltar "a ;; gauniptar 22a Sdnltar 10;
| ,aea,ar 10; 80. IND Mrtnsntar 10 9f:
57s.
Sa osn Iaunlhips: 0li,nifhillen uno
5uaaY Greet gtaatasar ia; eanatar q;
sa.nty sr 22a; SsbR.tar 10; Ws ,tar co.
Is. uno grment,r $ @e;au,ntbstfas 52s,
/ yo osn Iaunid,ips Y,fe. plain upt
[psrrp, staa,stax 12s /; @ana!taS y Co.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-04
Saren fir 1886. 3 >

0ladtidt nj biermit oen tarbarenGin=
neoHsru bon 9tarf @auntp 9easbn' raf
i'd anfan3sn neroe cie 1arsn BON bsfa3tsn
9auntp siu,nI IamneIn am Wont,9 osn Il.
ndbfsn Septsmbsre; uno 81 oislsm 3w'd
msrot eutrsoer id) ooer ein Ntpoumaebu}
ter Don mir, einsn Gag in isosm 1annSdb'p,
All osn pgissn no ssmS2nib Die Bab'en
ashalt n rernen, bon 10 ubr Horml'ta3s
bla 4 upt Nabm. Tgsn, nm osn Cav BON
HOLDEN iu erbebsu, bic 9susi8t llno 'pa oor'
jn bejahIsn, nan1llb in
EAnnfefatAAA
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-04

1ax g2t;; ebnItax 10; msetax 90 2p.
uno 9Irn1sntax II S.. at~ i ~,
Osnabnrg 2auuid,ip, etaat5tax l9a ;
@aua!rax24; @auntYtax 22a,; Sba!tAx
TO-; aRs, tax 10; 2p. uno 9I!Iusrtax 10 ;
8 fammtbftras 67A. -, ..~ ~
SebI'tem Iaunid5in gtaatstax 12A ;
GanaLax O. :, @auntYtax 22a e huItax
10; 4pes'ax 10; 2p. "no Mlmentax 5 ;
Get'rnmtbe'rag 623. +,
aRarlbe ousb IaunfAip, @'aatstox. 194;
@anaitax q; @auntpt1x 228 ., @d,uItax
10; Weltax 90; ~. nuo 4rne' tax 90 !;
OeIammtbtt aa 47t-.
- HFG!ins 9lotsn inter $ Iba!er .. gans
t'u, aaberbaI5 oi iss Staatss, wsrosn IN
3ablun8 anSenOlNmen. =, ....
John Gortem
Gdabn,ejtsv pou Start 60.
@antrn, Su'p S1,l9s5. 15:4w.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-04
SC t Il { O II t r!
g. O ur J. { b q { j.

S. 8 urrtba
dt1 oer msiIiDtn @ds :ieineb t<adfteis
22 aarbaules, tpstIi6 Der
Canal Sride, {.
.Qatfo sbsn cine ld6ne VuswabI., rObE
auteelubtsr uuo febr mobIfeiIer @nter iur
oisls SabrssSsit sbfnst, bsftrbtno in: ,
trofeneu', Sortcn*, uno e dnes
Oemooren, Norccllam Specerepen,
.@lsnt Ou6naaren oller 2Irt1 N1'
gel. geOer &c. 2c. :: ..
welbe er 70 spobIfriI osrtauIt als irssno iss
mano in bitI'm SRA Fre.
s b { II a 4 s.. ,,.
ein WaorEous uno Bobnbousf
2tusIOtten unO ubrrlib .. Stdrt1
ben uu9efibr ,
150 Il # e s a ms
am GouoL sIsib cbetbaIb gorrs
Orufe. -. ..' *::.~
Ser ITO N6er bsY s. 6
verbaro's Nible, oue peIcbe ct 81 ben bils
IiaNen UreiIeu gum We,faufs onbietet. :"
Gr 3abIt jsee3eit ,baar 0e B fhr
mai,en, msll1torn, 0ater. Sad faamsw
QBcle, &c. &C.. une >piro pInfti6 uuo anfs
mertIam itpss gpeoitionss uno @cmniifs.
cnsssibdit beforssu thomit feine Sreunee
uno &unosu i'm beeinftiasn nsSgsn. &.
WoIIuon. Su'p 10. 1885. 12:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-04

Obise ArbsiteteIe fat ibre Gage ben Dem
gtaotben Ounnobsr. in siusnt fsbr sefnns
ben uue bldb .nosn 1bsile ron @olumbiana
gauntp 25 M lien flthb ron earton, 10
WeileuiitH ntlttib pon Nsu-9si OH, uuo un'
qefdnr 16> W'usn wsltlIb opn areIep'ls,
am Shirfu0s, al nsbem Sfte tiai.b
DampfeOptsp. pittSbura u. u b ee-
Ii ua antcmln m--uno oabn otatbtn. in
oeM ss tina 80 Mel'sn BON eritsrm-u. 40
BEN lsRse IN Olte entfernt III.
0u9b e temortt
& omI. 2rccFs, jr.
49, Sames MeAre, jr.
Su'p 20. 1885. II On.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-04
@eut 9ut Sabrtf*
eAo l

Der ltnteribriebene t,iit,frt iIb bic Eregs
beitfsine Sret,nbe uno oas publifum i'm ais
estt,einen su b:funoen caB sr. eas 0nts
N 6erae1f d df in Dem neren bad=
1teinsruen gbcp. 80. /. il. Der 2uscaras
mas gnase, in Canton, cine 2bire btIidb
y. Z. 9. @itbeu's gtobr Su betreiten ans
aefanaM, ,-all,po er gebenft--auf pano ;ut
balten, alle 9lr.et, mo DE { Qnte,
aemadDt pom tefen Material-,mb auf bora
,aslibe Wsiie.. 8sfeaunssn auf foIsenoe
@attnnsen pate, trereeu banftar anseuun,,
nten un0 prompt beforat ,ueroen: ,.E#
oerren ,nc6ifbe {brpaye pGtes r..
%. 90 Sitter orabne 90. >,
9Ilte 9srren lbwarje uno rrdbts pates
&naben (bmarSe uno DO DO
qDoune Gnaben uuo Wdtner DO
ieber Battnns. :.
ga er betradtliebs Grfabri,ns ii ftintn.
@efbd;te belBt, uno eutlblpGsn it, Ypsoer
gRhbe nod 9lussdbsu on feiRer !2rbeit 10
iparen, IA bcfft er allsefneine 3ufIisoenbfit
,u aemabren,u. elnen libsralsn9lntbsil Der bf !
fentl,obsu CUNT III peroiensn uno erba,ttu.
s.. g. 8. Gilbert.
Canton Gebr. 2s. 1885. As 8M. ,
err9 9saara els miro bs5abIt far Nel,e por,
Ottetu, Musftattsn, Mints Il. rOtbsn 6a1.
en-. '@
B. la nix De. e d s, n.
|, For sale at this Office.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-04
Us . It
M0ft0du5 SOneiDer,

aus 0h8 sbl1' It, M'uF N0Nn, NtePDer5o9'
tbum = o0en?
Der untrl ltD,ttbsne YpuniAt Nah'i6t
Don f'insrl cor5en1mtsa 9 uosr 81 ba:
oeu, Der i'm Sabr 1888 IN Nsn=Dort anFnnh
uno uab Dem staM 800. ss5o8ea il.-
solItt ibm oil(ee 81 @sNbts fonunen, posr
sireu anoe,n GStnlDsnfreunoe Der lsInsn
AufsuIbaItsprt ,rsb, lsin'm Sruoer iobaIo
aIs rub9lid 9lab ,idbt oaoon 81 ertbs'1en.
2anDelin ShrelOer.
9nfaIo, 81. 9. 2tu3ut g.. 1885 l6,4w
socins oon,s6e it
L.lyNDELLN SCHNEIDER,
care Of
ADAM KOONTZ,
PARIS, Stark comfy. Ohio.
ttr0erauSssbsr tsutlbsr 3|itunssn,'rers
osu erlutbt, ouiJe6 r;"9'maI III itre rslpeIl=
pe 8littsr aufjunsb,ucl uno lie mstoen
uns 5u 0'9snoIsni5en perTf'btsn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-04

ots Dsrfaufs su besabttn, Elm 0isrtbeiI
iibrii6 obne Snters6e. biz oas 9an5e be:
la,!t it,. GhufeG welbe taar be5ablen,
ilno Jn einem Acju3 Don 6 p.oesnt bere1:
H9t. ..-.
MpbSus Qrpmn, Nuoitur.
Qluoito'S Offs, @tart @ounlp,l
Canton. Wuau(t 2l.ls35. 1872.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-04
QlQ9e meiue % q y |.
gDrotlQ nj q ito It.

~ / w ! u lll " i ! " ~.
Die QuaIfcirtsn Bib'er Don Sta;f g..
Sbio, wstosr b,eeurb bsnatb:i0tlgt' tb
in ibren rsipsctipsn GannlbtFe, an Den
gum Maa'boitsn 9eb' aubidsn-cbtr esn
Don osn Lrnties oa,u ouaswiefenen pIoR=
cn-auf Dienltae Den 1S!en Gas ndbItsn
Setobsr5 ia perf1mnteIn. uno dIsoann nno
alba curb 9auoiren porlebrsiten 9emdf
Der Gonititut on II. beu 8sleBen oes g taa:
t,6 Obic, 5ur @rwab!unS
3weDtr per onen
a'5 Geprslsntautsn lit ps Staats 0sIb:
9etua9.
Ginerp erG ~
ais S0er f fir Stavt @anntp.
Giner per fon
o'6 Gauntp Gom,ninjoner.
Giner psrlom
a's @auato s6obmejitsr.
GinerperI n,
aIe proTquireroer 2In,ralo.
0rdnO unO Netit SurorS.
Die folssnoe @eubeiIuus Der Suors, fin
oob Sabr 1885, noe, oen Die Irultlss Ger tins
terl6eollebsu GaunIbips, nit BEN Wabl'
hx d,arn ein,,,hr;n on habpn uG,nlih ::
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-04

Get er tst postsr ehenosii s trine H''.
ri n, s,s ahatto.snrercen. Tie 1e'r'i
Nc ess wessauls iap, elm 9ie'sas'' sar 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26

iect, fresh cause of War;--bu it does ex-
list, nevertheless. But, not to digress from
the sabiect-it is hardly to be supposed that
the bill had been called up again and reject
ed, between the 18th and Goth Of January |;
and therefore the D'Assas can scarcely have
brought any news changing the aspect of
the question as it stood on the sevente enth (;
and we believe it will be kept in that posi-.
ton, until the report of Mr.. Clay, and the
unanimous resolution Of the Senate, disap-
proving Of the Presidents recommendations,
shall have been received in France
They will then perceive at once that they
have put the right construction upon the OBJ
jectonal passage of the Message-and that
it was in fact the language of the President
and not Of The Gouernment-and therefore
that no good reason exists for delaying fur
ther action upon the Bill granting the in
demnity. Thus, in the end, should War be
averted, and The treaty fulfilled, 1T WILL ALI
BE OWING TO THE FIRMNEss AND WISDOM OF
THE wHIG SENATE. If, on the other hand
contrary to our expectations--the treaty
should remain unexecuted, and War ensue
THE BLAME WILL LIE AT THE DOOR OF THE
ExECUTivE,-so far, at least, as the unneces
sary rashness--thc inconsideration-of his
Message, should have operated against oul
just claims upon France.
/ Such, briefly, are our impressions unde
the aspect Of the case presented to-day ant
there is only one circumstance now occur
ring to us, which may yet Illustrate a con
summation so devoutly to be wished. We
refer to the last published extracts from Mr.
Livingstons Correspondence. Regarding
these communications as very undiplomatic
and indiscreet, We greatly fear,1 that, shoulf
they reach the French capital before the ii
nal adjustment Of the question, their first ef
feet would be to throw every thing again t.
the winds, and compel his own departure
from the kingdom. Meantime we hope 70
L the best.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26

AFFAIRS WITH FRANCE AND STAIN
The paris papeIs Of the ! 4th January,
contain the following brief but important
paragraphs, relating to the interests Of
this country
Confidential instructions have been
sent to the seaports, and principal COM
meicial towns Of the kingdom, to get up
petitions for the immediate adoption by
the Chambers, Of the Treaty with the
United States.
MIR. Middleton, Secretary to the A
merican Legation at Madrid, arrived in
Paris on Monday, with inscriptions for
100000 reals delivered by Spain in
pursuance Of the new treaty between the
two powers for Iiquidatlng the claims of
American citizrns upon that govern
ment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26

TIE Tory PRox made its appearance Q
in the Providence Jackson Herald of
Saturday last. 1t is the same as last
years, with two exceptions only-Jacob
Babbitt Of Bristol, has been nominated
for 9th Senator, in place of Byron Di-
mans and Joseph Sphinx Of North Kings
town, for 9th Senator, in place of VIM.
Browning. The Antimasons have a.
greed upon precisely the same ticket
there is not even a syilaLie's difference.
Some two years ago we were pronounc-
ed "the Lying Herald" by several OF
our truth telling Anii-masonic- JAG son
leaders, for declaring tha, union OF
these afloctionate brethren would most
assuredIy take place. If their union is
not now perfect and complete, we should
like to be informed in what consists the
difference?
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26

Cor. TRuMBuLL.--A friend has kindly
loaned us the NJ Y. American, containing a
statement from Col. Trumbul, under his own
signature, which possesses considerable in
.terest at this time, as bearing upon the
French question Of Indemnity. SIT is an ex-
position of the amount of the American
claims settled and legally paid by the British
government under Jays Ireaty-.hat treaty
so odious to--so much abused by "the demo-
cracy." We regret to state that we find our
selves so much crowded for room to-day. ow-
ing to the space occupied by the late Euro
pean news, that 1t is impossible for us to pub
lsh the letter entire in this number, and have
therefore preferred delaying its insertion un-
til our next, rather than omit any portion
Of its interesting contents. The aggregate
amount paid by Great Britain under Mr.. Jay :
Treaty was 100000 of dollars. Col
Trumbull believes that the amount due by
the French far exceeds what was paid by the
British. He says -
"From the experience which acqnir-
ed by careful examination OF great
number, ! have not doubt, that il an
accurate examination of each case could
now be made, it would be found that the
damage done to our Commerce in the
course Of the wild revolution of France
Occupied the damage zone by Grca
Britain in that short period; and that
instead of 25 millions, the sum OF 25C
millions of livres would hardly be ar
equitable compensation"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26

MASSACHUSETTS The Senate Of Mas
sachusetts has at length concurrcd with
the House Of Representatives in the
choice of Gov. Davis as Senator in
Congress. The election took place on
Friday last, and MIR. Davis was elected
on the 4,h balloting. MIR. Adams who
had been previously elected on the part
Of the Senate, "was dropped [says the
Boston PATRIOT by almost common con
sent, when bis sentiments in relation 10
the state of affairs with France were
known. lie received bat three votes on
the first ballot, and on the subsequent
ballots, none" Gov. Davis, as man Of
sound, unwavering principles, will do
credit TO the station he has been called
to fill.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26

The PcsT- OFFICE DEpARTMENT.-In
our last number we published a short no.
tce from the National Intelligcncer of
the Report Of the Committee Of the
House Of Representatives on the Post
Office Department. Two Reports were
presented to the House-one by the ma
jority Of the Committee, and the other
by the Minority. In the House on Sat
urday, l4th, 5000 copies Of each Re-
port, with the documents appended to
them, were ordered to be printed; and
10000 copies Of both, without the docu-
ments appended, were also ordered to
be printed. Both these Reports per-
fecty agree with the Report Of the Sen
ate as to the abuses in that Department,
(some account of which we have already
placed before our readers) and contain
disclosures Of the most astounding cha
racter-showing how well Ne glorious
system Of reform has thus far been car
ried on during the blighting reign ol
Iacksonism.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26

FIRST PAGE.-On the first page of
this days paper, will be found very a.
BILE article on the cngrossing subject of
I"WAR," to which we invite the particu-
lar attention Of all our readers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26

Mn. CLAY.-ltis said that Mr.. Clay's
speech on Executive Patronages deliv.
cred in the Senate ON the 18th, has sur
passed any former effort in that body
this session.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26

The Boston Advocate contains notice for
a meeting Of the Antmasonc members Of tbc
Legislature of Massachusetts,, and of tic
friends of John Quincy Adams, disposed TO
act IN relation to the nomination Of Governor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26

WAsHINGToN's Birth Day was appro
priate'y noticed on Monday last, in vari-
Gus places, by salutes and displays OF
National Flags.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26

The Rev. o. D. Brown, is said to havo
pocketed 100000, whilc in the Post Office
Department
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26
NEWPORT,
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship OrPheus, Captai"
Bursley, which arrived at New York ON
Wednesday evening, the 18th. from Liv-
erpool, brought London papers down to
the evening of the 10th January. The
Paris Journals announce the reeal Of Nj
Serrurier, the French Minister at Wash
ington-and also state that the Ameri-
can Minister, Mr.. Livingston, had been
informed that "ihe passports he may need
to enable him 10 quit France in oonse quenee
Of this communication, ,Uere at his dispos-
al:n--tlius precluding all further nego-
tiations in relation TO the Treaty Of In
dsmnitv, until some measure be adopted
for restoring diplomatic intercourse be-
tween the two countries. The French
papers are filed with specuations as to
the probable course of the Chamber Of
Deputies, in relation to the Indemnity
Bill, which they affirm would be pre-
sented Immediately, in compliance with
the solemn pledge Of the King.
In consequence Of the warlike aspect
Of things in the French capitalize re-
cal OF their minister, and the invitation OF
the American Minister to withdraw
growing out ofthe belligerent and ill-ad
vsed language contained in the Presi-
dents Message-great sensation was
produced in Paris, and the market much
depressed.
Since the arrival ofthc Orpheus, there
have been two other arrivals at New
York, furnishing later and more favora
bic accounts, which we copy below en-
tire
[From the N. Y. Com. Adv. Of Saturday even'g,
France.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26
JupoE WHITE.-A Washington Cores.

JUDGE WHITE.-A Washington Cores
pondent Of the Alexandra Gazotte. sovs..
"Thc reply of Judge White TO the Ten.
nIessee delegation in Congress. requesting
him TO stand as q candidate for the Presden.
cy,, will be published IN few days. The
Judge will struggle for the prize, / assure
you and his friends will be active in his
support. a II the members from Tennessee,
c,scept Polk, Cave, and Johnson, advocate
his prctcnsions."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26
LATE g. IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.

Two arrivals from France, since our
last publication, have brought important
intelligence from that country, but still
vexatiously leaving Us as to the real state
orthe question, pending between France
and the United States, as we were be-
fore. The arrivals to which we refer,
are the Sully, Captain Forbes, from Ha-
vre, whence she sailed on the 18th Of
January, and the French brig of war
D'Assas, Captain Daguenet, from Brest,
whence she sailed on the Goth. The
Sully brings our Paris papers to the 18th
January inclusive. The National YES
sci brings no papers, but comes with des-
patches for tho French Minister, nj &.
Serlurier, with an order for his Recall
This latter circumstance, Of itself, looks
unfavorably; but taken in connection
with the intelligence by the Sully-up-
on the suppostion that nothing Of impor-
tance had occurred in Paris, between
the date Of our latest papers, (the 18th,
and the sailing of tho D'Assas, on the
2Oth--we argue that the state Of things
is even more pacific than the advices ol
Thursday.
In the first place, true to his engage
ments, the King of the French caused
the Indemnify Bill to be introduced into
the Chamber Of Deputies on the 9TH
the day on which the government had
promised to bring it forward in the Off
cal note published in the Moniteur.--
There seems to have been a misunder-
standing both in Paris and London, thai
the bill was to have. been submitted to
the Chambers on the l4th--and as j,
was not introduced on that day, unfavor.
able augurics were indulged But this
was mistake. The 18th was the day
intended, and on that day it was intro.
duced. Beyond all doubt, moreover, i
has been introduced in good faith. No.
Chu uc tudu tIlS IdCt
from the frank and manly speech Of tie
Minister Of Finance, MIR. Human, q
full translation Of which will be found
below.
In the next place, it is evident from
the general tone and complexion Of the
papers, that the French people are ut
terly averse to war with the u. States
But further than this, a report that Mr.
Livingston was breaking up his estab.
lshment at the Hotel of the America an
Embassy, preparatory to his departure
from the French capital, is authcrita.ive.
ly contrsdicted; and it is positively as
serted that, Notwithstanding the notifca
tion in the Moniteur, the American Min
ister bad no intention Of demanding hi.
passports.
A third favorable symptom in The pre-
sent accounts, is u statement put forth in
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26
IN SEN.

Tuesday, Feb. I5ih.
Numerous reports were made and referred.
Mr. Prcston's resolution to go into The cleo.
ton Of Printer on Thursday, was taken IN.