Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-02

Inc name oi Mr.. fontaine, OF Buckingham, is not
inserted among the Delegation to- the Baltimore Con.
venton-No doubt unintentional in the Clerk to the
Virginia Delegation
FOREIGN NEWS
we give this morning the received by the arri-
val OF the Napoleon at New York We conSratulatc
the country at large the passage of the Indempitv
Du by the immense majority OF l52!-A the sti-
rlia.on required Sy the French Chamber, give for
Nc present, the following extracts
(fTom Tie Ndfton0t Gazette Opposifion.)
me important news from France was given to our
readers yesterday In postscript We add this afternoon
the chief details, furnished by the London naners
The French ministry have prevailed in the Chamber of
Dspuues by larger majority titan any where expect
cd we nave always been saDguinc respecting the execu
ton of the treaty. from the time that President Jacksons
message rendered 1T ministerial and national que
ior France The serious alternative which was present.
ed unequvocay to the great branches of French indus
try ana TO the King and his ministers whose domestic
embarrassmcnts and perils were heavy enough gave
new aspect TO TIC whole subject and fixed upon il the
iention and solieitnde of all concerned ii would not
nave been closed as long the United States seemed
likely to brook further shutting delay.
In regard to the explanations which are TO be asked
as " cataplasm for wounded honor" the two Exccu.
1--we Governments must be exceedingly aw kwayd if with
their mutual inclination and that Of the countries to
1uH ana speedy adjustment they cannot get over the
PSnclio The French ministry, after having cxertcd
themselves so anxiousy and to carry the hill
through the Chamber of Deputies will not allow their
work to be rendered abortivc by non essentials" The
adoption of the treaty by majority so considerable is
ratification of all the complaints which our governman
has made 1t is stated that Mr. I.iyngs,on meant In
leave rarS as soon as the bill passed the Chamber of
fcers; but we presume that communications were i'm.
medately opened with him which required his presence
for some time longer
Iarls correspondent of the London Courier makes
the following remark upon the result:
Not the least valuable feature in the vote is the evil
uehce IL aiords OF the decayng influence of party-for
no eHort has been left untTed TO make the question
mere party trial Hence the oucry from the ORGANS of
inc Opposition against IAN unnationa Chamber who
have betrayed the honor of their countrytha is To saw
who have not provoked war; in order 10 avoid the pay
ment OF a just and acknowledged debt"
(frOIa the ". T. .4iacyican-O pposiion)
nj Con Nol,,
is TO this effect: rN'
The payments to be effected in execution of tho first
article OF the present bill, shall take place only after the
French Government shall have received satisfactory cx
plantations us to the Message of the President OF the
United States, dated December 9 1884 /"
Now, 1T would be full and complete answer on our
part 10 te requIson of this amendment TO recall and
the following declaration, which, in the Prcsi-
dents annual message, immediately follows the recon-
nendaton, that, III certain contingency reprisals be
resored to f' ~
Such ought not 10 be considered b Franc.
as menace Her PRIDE and P0ieer areH knor to
ePect any thing from her cGrs and preclude Tie neeesst
q deetarat'on tha nothing paraking Of tie character Of
tntt"iaaf,on IS intended dy as.
From The Philadelphia Gazette ODDositiou1
IT. Is well known that III the very message itself to
winch exception has been taken the President employed
the following language
" such measure ought to be considered bv
France as menace. Her pride and power are too well
known to expect any thing from her fears and nrc
cludc the necessity of declarations that ;uthn,
taking OF the character of intimidation was intended
'by us.
IGNITION OF the Chamber, and therefore must have known
not the risk of rupture incurred by the
m OF inc amendment What the President of the
~ D mad said on the subject Of record and there
fore rreyocable and is therefore clear that the amend
ment was introduced with full UNDERSTANDING bv all
PARTIES that inc explanation could not be other than salts
I1ctoj' IL would indeed be greatly to be lamenled IT,
after negotiation oftwenty years and after crisis
had well nigh involved the countries in var AMI "a -
700 Willingness to pay the stipulated in the treaty
with interest," any obstruction should be placed in fh
way oil The settlement of the dispute Such result
cannot be anticipated. The French Executive Covern
ment has shown too much friendship for the United
ap's TO warrant the conjecture, that it will place TOO
rlgd construction upon the terms of the amendment,
TO be acceptable to us, and cannot therefore Lt m
gatu Inc proceeding as simply designed to soothe the
popular mind OF France, which has been disturbed Inv t
idea that threats dshonorabe TO the nation have been e
sued by the American Government
49, From Tie Baltimore GozettcJ
Inc intelligence yesterday received of Inc MASSAGE ne
the Indemnity Bill by a triumphant maiorrv ;ns The
French Chamber of Deputies spread universal low /,
was our ancient friend and ally who had magnanimous
ly, and IN the spirit of peace stretched forth bond a.,
accept the olive-branch rather than the sword
The Indemnity Bill is TO be accompanied with a de-
mand OF explanation TO those passages in the Prcsi
message mat were said TO be obnoxious the
National dignity Of France This is the only thing TO be
regretted in this affair We do not think however, Thai
hls forms any serious OF acle rene wed
Gus intercourse with that country The rco,,rcd ,no
gy OF satisfaction, the Editor of the u States Gazette
remarks. IS to be found in the message itself nSucb
me sure; says the Message, sought not To be considered
~, Lanc . as menace Her pride and power are too
WEI, known to expect any thing from her fears and prc
citite the necessity of declaration that nothing no,
taxi 2g OF the character Of intimidation was bv
this passage. O"''' T"
The effect Of the intelligence upon the money norke,
III rev ork was immediate and great; stock rose from
tlIr 10 four per cent.
We congratulate our readers and the ,ubl;c ,,,o ,ti
happy termination Of unpleasant DISPUTE: dis
pue, rendered douby by its having arisen between
Two friends.