Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-06
FOREIGN.

We subioin of the details of Foreign News fur.
nished BY the New York papcrs-yat mi
FROM France we are happy, in addition to the publ
accounts to be able to present readers the follow
ing from private sources:
Ertraets Of letters from Hare Nor 20
Tomorrow the Chambers will meet Dupin and
some members OF what is called the Tiers payH NAV
perhaps JOIN the Opposition, in order annoy Ministers
and vent their hunor. That might have am nm
toward influence upon the vote on th. Amer;cnn H.
uemmty, IL that be rejected should be surprised
tne King should dissolve the Chambers
II await this trial with uncasiness: vet No Tho 70.
Is ABOUT to be distributed to each Deputy AN explanatory
memoir relative to the treaty which is drawing mn i,
.e foIegn ohcc 1t is to be hoped that and JUS
"HAynE, Dec 4.-Our Chamber Of Deputies has m ,dlc
good beginning. IL is thought Ministers have a mr.
Jorty Notwithstanding the opposition of the Tiers
The letters from which these extracts are made tho
New York American says, written by one who has
American adds follows:
g" The complexion, upon the whole of the accounts bv
.he Sharemnnge seems TO be looked upon favorable
10 the Imminent OF the American Treaty that the kim
is IN good ith, can not be doubted since the ne.
cessy OF presenting the question the Treaty to the
Eanper ut an early day, seems to have been made by
he Ming condition OF accepting place in the Minis
try The explanatory memoir referred to- lin the private
letter OF Nov 3O is further evidence of good faith and
Minister'S
On the same subject the New York Mercantile AID.
vertiser of Dec. 30 saws:
"FRENcH CLAIMs.-Wc look upon the news from
France by the Charcmaene as decisive of the fate ot
me French claims, and citizens will get their none
without the necessity of appeal arms The nppro-
Pratoh TO carry the American treaty into effect is now
III TACT cabinet measure which never before has been
and as such there be doubt of its passno
unless the message of President shall reach Paris in
une to nullty the most strenuous efforts of the KIM
and his Ministry"
The New York Evening Star says:
From the commencement of the session of CONGRESS
we have uniformly expressed the opinion that the treaty
would be carried into effect and every arrival since has
confirmed us in this opinion; and although il will create
warm debate and if the Presidents Message is recey-
ed TN angry discussion still the indemnity will be al
lowed 1t is not the interest of France to 90 to war a,
this hme is not the wish of the peope-it is not the
desire OF the Governmcnt-and the French Ministry
have been appraised that the people this country do moi
sustain the President in his TO
the issuing OF letters of marque and reprisal"
We have copied from the New York Journals the OBJ
mons freely expressed by their Intelligent editors WHO
nave command OF various OF information that an
appropriation would be promptly made by the French
chambers Tor carrying into effect the treaty with the
States.
We regret to be obliged to say that we were ycser
day shewn letter from gentleman of the first respec
liability, at Paris, under date of Dec LIST, from which we
are allowed to make the following extract of different
presentiment:
1.-The general impression here is that the Chambers
will refuse .hc appropriation for the payment of the
twenty-five millions (of francs) have talked with
many OF the Deputies, and almost all are of that OBI
Mon The question will be brought up early and will
be made Ministerial one: audi il the appropriation be
" not made, the Ministry will go out"-.Nat Int