Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-02-26

VERY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Recall Of tle French Wlnister.
THE AMERICAN MINISTER POLITELY on

Recall Of The French Minister.
THE AMERICAN MINISTER POLITELY on
pERgp our OF FRANCE.
The New York Courier end Enquirer says
! At half past O'Clock last evening we received
London papers of the nth and Liverpool OF the
! 18th January, by the packet ship Orpheus, Capt.
! Bursley, by which we are placed in possession
| of the very important information that NJ. SER
RuRrEn, the French Minister TO this country has
been ordered home, and our Minister, MIR. LTv-
IEGsros, appraised that the passports which il
was expected he might require in consequence
were at his disposal. In other words, he was
! politely ordered out OF France, and was 10 have
left on the following day, Thursday, 10Th Janu-
! airy.
| We are indebted to the politeness Of Captain
Bnrslcy for the London papers Of the l1th-the
latest reeeiYed--our own files being only TO the
10th inclusive Dispatches for the Secretary OF
State were brought up by news schooner aud
! forwarded TO Philadelphia by this mornings mail.
The very important intelligence by this arri.
val, is contained in the London Morning Chroni-
Gle of the 10th, under head of
EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
Morning. Chronicle Office, Friday morning.
The following important announcement appear
cd in the UoniteUr Cf Wednesday:
g The King has recalled NJ Serurier, his min.
lister at Warrington. The Minister Of Foreign
fairs has made known this resolve TO the Mn
ister Of the u. >. in Paris, informing him that at
the same time he passports 1chich he might require
1 Consequence OF HiS Communication are at his
dispoSai. in consequence of the engagements en-
tered into by Frame, the project OF law relative
20 the American debt will be presented 10 the
Chamber of Deputies tomorrow. clause will
be added, the purport OF which will be 70 guarau-
tee eventually those French interests which may
chance 10 be compromised"
The " engagements entered into by France -
here referred to, are ,o doubt the solemn pledge
OF the King that the Eli of Indemnity should be
prevented 70 the Chambers. This will accord
ngly be done, but it will doubtless be rejected
ilstanter. In the mean time the recall Of the
French Minister and the prompt order (ior such
it is in cffcct,) for the American Minister to quit
Paris leave no doubt Of the determination of the
French Government TO withhold the indemnity
and prepare for WAR.
The Paris correspondent Of the Chronicle re-
marks upon the article in the IHoniteW follows:
" This spirited reply 10 the offensive para
graph in the Presidents Message is considered
in Paris published more with view to salts
f. opinion and induce the Chambers to vote the
% millions with less repugGancc, than express
slyc Of any really indignant or warlikc feeling
entertained by the French Government. The
official part O. the Monteur being dated the 9Th,
its expression, tomorrow, led the people TO ex-
poet the presentation OF the project 10 the Cham
Der on "Wednesday, There was no sitting, how
ever, on that day, and it understood that it
would be presented on Thursday
1t appears however, that the opinion in Paris
as to the effects Of this measure and the intention
Of the government, very materially changed in
the course ofthe day for at o'clock he wrote
a postscript as follows:
BOURSE.-PARIs, Wednesday, Jan. IA.
"HALF PAST THREE.-The market has 20.
day been depressed, in consequences of the an
nounccment of the recall of the French Minister
IN the United States, and that passports had been
offered TO the American Minister at this Court
The highest price for the three per cents. for the
account was very little time at 71f l0c bat
they were for long time at 7lf and I1f Doc, bat
after three they decliud to 76f 90c, and left of at
76f soc buyers. II is understood that Mr.. LIv-
ISGsToN, the american Minister, tUiA ledre Pa
ris Tor London fo-g10rrOsC TO this becoming
kHoloR mag be attributed The fall belOto 77f for
the general opinion is nO'c that hosiilities tciH
foliOio. The American packet which has arrived
left the United States II days before the one
which brought the Message"
There can no longer remain doubt then, that
we ara now on the eve Of serious difficulties with
France and we think that now even the Star,
and Journal Of Commerce, will agree that il is
incumbent upon Congress at once TO declare
non intercourse betwe en- this country and France.
France has in effect done so already, by order
ing our minister home, and recalling NJ. Scurr-
er and he who will now stop 10 inquire 90
this state Of things has been brought about is re.
creaut of his duty to his country. We believe
most regousy that this disastrous state of affairs
is catirely owing to the ill.iudged and i'll advis.
ed threat Of the Executive but this is no longer
a subject for consideration. We are on the eve
Of a rupture with powerful nation, and every
man who loves his country, will stand by her in
the hour of danger, instead Of gratifying his par
ty feelings by indulging in idle reflections on the
folly of those who have produced this calamity
Again we call upon Congress 10 act with firm.
ness but discretion and we are sure we speak
the sentiments Of the public generally, when we
say, that non ,iRtereourse is the safest, and
under all the circumstances, the best policy that
can be adopted Bat we repeat, that come that
may, we al least, shall make our party prejudi-
ces subseryient TO our Patriotism, and under any
circumstances support the Government in what
ever honorable course may be adopted towards
France.