Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-19
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LATER FROAl ERANCE-


April and the latter to the evening Of the 2t together
with letter from lavrc of the ith we copy the sum
mary OF intelligence find in that paper. Nj Big
non moved. in the Chamber of Deputies, the l0th
April 10 amend the bill the subject of the American
indemnity, by substituting for the proposed appropra
ton TO pay the whole clam a pa rlial approximation of
i2OUu,tUO francs to be- paid account. leaving the
rest OF our claim to be the subject fresh negotiation IL
docs not appear, however, that this proposition was
likely To succeed.
"Htvar, April Is, 1895
. "C"ptain .ucrchant-sm had interview with the
Editor OF the lavre paper of this morning He says Tia.
impression is that the bill for granting the se million of
dollars will pass the Deputies by sority of 90
wi,hs,andns he amendment proposed 10y Nj. Bignon to
vote twelve millions francs, and to negotiate for the
rest You cannot have Galigmai per cstaiee to-day,
none being printed III Paris yesterday. (SundaD
Admiral dc Rgny was confined to his By inds-
position
There has been disturbance in Malaga; but it trrmi
mated without detriment to the Queens authority.
Paris. April li.--Reports have been several days in
circulation Of Acrs being posed great from
the Arabs, aud yesterday it rumourcd that it had
fallen into their hands. The Ministerial Evening Jour
nal alter noticing That the reports than
exaggerated gives the following - The Government
has received news from Count Erlon. March 18th
Inc tribes OF the West having formed tumuliuous
assemblies beyond the Chilli Gen. Rapacl marched on
we evening "i inc lh from the camp OF Buiiarick, at
the hcad of the 10Th Light two companies of Zouavcs,
n T s la 5f sds p S A d =
u'sPerSc The crowds lie was the next day at Bouia-
rick and wrote follows TO Count Eron al was this
morning on the Chita; the Classeurs and the Spahs
crossed at day break, and ch1rgcd The crowd. The
enemy did not keep his ground instant but had
raj Billed ana wounded IN this charge, which took W.
~ than two leagues beyond the river la returning
the - followed us a league on this side of the Che
~ ~ lii m tight rs soon charged him
H. had ~ 5ld' an had id i, ~ for him;
gle man killed CoInt-IEson ghad recommended to
Gen Ropatc to make only comp nc main upon these
crowds OF the tribes of the West. The troops which
occapy the camp Eroi are under cover, and in safe
y aud those with whch it had been Judged expcdcnt
l" reinforce cn have received orders To return TO their
respective environments
PARls, April llth-Ihe actions against the Echo
raneaIs aid The siaeite for pirang lexualy articles
from other Journals, came yesterday before The Tru-
nal de Premiere Instance. The editor of the Echo was
condemnrdby default and sentenced pay ofIO0f
and damages To the several plaintiffs the of
luCOir. The editor Of the ESairc, in cCnscqar nee OF
some cXcnuatng circumstances, sentenced to pay
only fine of 50r. and costs of suit
PANS, April lIth-Ycstcrday evening at 3 O'clock
Geographic despatch was received announcing the safe
drhvcry OF the Queen Of the Bclgiams of Prince and
that she doing well.
Tie United States Friga;e Constitution. "A guns.
Commodore Elliott, arrived yesterday IIaVrc from
New York, ia IL days. Captain Elliott came up to the
American Legation this morning with dispatches for
the Minister, aud frigaie of Hay.e waiting his
directions for her future destination.
1t appears certain that Count Pahlcn is appointed am.
bassndor from Russia 30 France
The Advocates appointed CXoicio by the President of
the Court of Peers, assembled yesterday in the Library
OF The Order 20 take into consideration the linc OF con-
duct they ought to pursue: and come unanimously 10
the following resolution:"at they sl,ou IN To-
the opinion given by the Council Of Discipline, and that
cach should write separately to the President of the
Court oil Peers and acquain him. that the prisoners
rensedto accept their services they considered theme
selves relieved from all moral gatiOn defend ticn,;
and should abstain from dongso letter OF
the Council OF Discipline drawn up and agreed b.
(ErOrn the pirats CorTesDoadeot 0f1 j,,r00J M Iyrr.
The discussion of the twCnty iivc millions indemnity
made considerable progress in the last sion NJ Big
non IN proposing to grant 10 government twelve millions
TO enable to open negotiations has placed qncs.
ZION on an excellent basis 1T IS at once rcscning Tie Dig
nifty and the ability Of France To DISCHARGE her cngaue-
mentS / he amendment OF III. Bignon will be warmly
supported ii the question had remained the rcjre-
tion OF the law perhaps the ministry might have cacu-
iaied on najory Of twenty votes But their
Jry IS very Houhuui Fcri many oil the Deputies who
woud not have been guilty OF of injustice in total
" denying the Debt VIII see no inproprcty in paying
what VIC really owe
SrocK ENonAxcr-Poris, I'm ?cyR-The rise il,
inc rates IS sustained Spectators confidently expect
that jhc vote Of The Chamber Of Deputies will terminate
our difficulties with the United States aud that tic ac
ccss"n 10 power of a Ministry in EDgland will
bring about Pacii.ca;ion Of lhc Peninsula
9nor oon.. Opened at Closed at
per cents Io5 10 l9s ~
(froa he Io,rnatdcs peJois CAii,is,e,;oi)
One word on the speech a NJ. BiFnon. The name
and talents Of NJ Bignon give unusual weight and as
cendancy To las language lie has referred 10 cores
Pondence If Mr. Rivs, who, after the conclusion Of
te Ieay Of 1881 ON writing To- his Government boast.
ed Of having obtained that was due to them ME
American Negociatcr announced ON having obtained
the - millions, that lac has deceived as and that we
were 10 pay more than we owed. What answer should
be gwen to this overwhelming circumstance? We viii
not say lat 1t IS uncommon IN the Of events that
"PoiH"is Lclorc obtaining what ic asks should ex-
aggcrair the difficulties hc nccts with or that when he.
has obtained il. he should exagpcraic the copeeoncncre
OF success. We will say that il s c9stouorv for
every man 10 eXaggcrae his merit and vhca the
ca"se las been gained by him. represent it as HAVING
bccn very bad We will leave aside This Diana.
tiuh, which perhaps would be- correct one as any
oihcT, but what We should Ike ask NJ Bienon and
MI hVes himself Is, how IT hap pcus. that il - millions
are not due and II The payment % millions would SIR
pass Inc legitimate amount Of tic debt bc 10 millions nj
least how II happens we say, Tint the American Com.
llasiones for qudang The claims acluow eoes a debt
OF - millions Of dollars - millions Of francs VIII,
arc We to bc'yc. Mr. Rlycs or tc American Conuns-
s'on'rsf Mr. lses, with great sclfocn accncy says
nave obtained ncrc iian was due. have obtained u
millions AHd Tie American Commissioners s.,r q = mil
lions arc due Bot perhaps Tie ConIns stone r. use dis
language to get still OF us. Those .nercans
are artful
no. The treaty concluded the twenty-five millions
were agreed upon And when the Con,ntissi snrrs adj
hi tint In Claims ane uatcd 60 nincty two iailErs il
could n"t be 81 produce sn effect 10 was % Anne.
rcans, to those WIN t riet Co claim tic indemnity
h Us 10 them that they announce, tlt there were voted
claims to thccXien 81 % millions 20 Oay them with ~
ca"not be supposed, tlat hc Commissioners would in
crease tie ai.unt of dc claims when ihc indemnity was
wo 20 believe. again ass: The Commissioners vim
say To- She American claimants nnetywo millions arc
Que To- you, bu there is lEt twenty Eve millions Co be d.
yidtd aiming you you will therefore lose sixt y-scgcu
millions Of your ciaims, AF Kiyss who cites QUITE
am very adr0 haze obtained more than was oyyino'
Which OF tic two has interest in ycfsuaaing diem
selves they lhts
MtDnfn, Apdl 2--Thp Colombian Gcrorals ggnbjof
aua Lcary, orrivcd bore yesterday. n. powers 10
ifcot FOO an acknowledgment Of Size nde rens,cc oCthe
Republic, and have to-day had audience Of Ulc Pre-