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afterwards opened, the 18th. IL WI,
not however hll the llth OF June that
the affair Mas reproduced. and then 4,
met The tate which MAS TO he expected
irom so much hesitation and DELAY
ne rejection OF the treaty produced n
Change OF Ministers and a dissolution.
The new Chamber was conyoked m
August last; but still nothing uas dom,
until alter the ARRIVAL of General JACK
sons hostile Message. Undoubtedly
the present administration II very u,iirI,
indebted 90 Mr.. Clay and the Sena,s. l,r
the resolutioGs which have ,us, amazed
10y the packet ship Francis i. and which
VIII make 1t comparatively 50 easy fox
them To smooth all the dIihculi.es " bach
s,ood IN the way. the amour prone OF
inc rcnch people Sd deeply wounded
by the Offensive tone VI the Pres,drnt
being the chief. The Forrnosa "a h,ch
sailed from New York on the s,h OF
January, reached Hayre on the 9th an
company with the Francis /.
The news from the interior Of Spain
wears siili = gloomy character. although
II Is probable that the M,nis,ry Of MAJ
hnez de Ia Rioa and the system Of tbs
ESiaiuio real nuSi last for some urno
longer. i have letter from a friend A.
ParnPcluna. giving the details of an al
tack made by General Larenza. one of
the Queens Generals. on some Of tho
Cariist baftalIonS, m which tn Christi
nos had three officers and eight men
killed, eleven officers and seventy men
wounded, while the loss on the other
part OF the Car,ists wss exceedingly
! trliiing. Among the wounded have
10 regret an intimate acquaintance,
! well known also IN New York. and IN
America generally. b. ms literary pro
duotions, Lieut.. Col. Flinter. the chic,
of Cen MIna's Van Guard. who ap-
: pears ON the last as having received a
: bad wound IN the thigh. ". w.
r IT. t'e EA;sT. II IA Csla-Ier sad Essrrir--.
: Paris, Urn FEB, 1875.
! The commission formed Of nine com
mIssioners elected by the Bureaux OF
the Chamber OF Deputies for the exam
5 inatIon OF the Law Of Indemnity OF The.
nited States, assembled Yesterday and
: appointed their President and Sccreta-
\ ~. The first is Mr.. Benjamin Dc!es-
= sert, and second Mr.. Ducos. Now
e that the report Of tie Senate is known.
neither war nor outraged dignity, nor
Y danger To our commercial relations IL
E longer thought of. Attention Is eutirc-
n iy directed towards the fair amour, of
: the claims. l visited yesterday after
: noon three political parties q salons
: Pofifiques) and the general opinion ap-
Peared To me 10 DC that this year there
: would ne no subsidy voted for Ameri-
V can Indemnity; that the treaty would
: not be recognized as signed by the King,
a because We should then have 10 paw
S three millions more interest. The MIN
II ISters were blamed for having osllcI
r VI. Serrurier before the opinion Of
= Congress on the PEcsideats message
Is vas known.
J. LONDON, FEB. q.
I Intelligence has been received OF the
ioss OF the fine American shin Lyo,
which sailed from Liverpool ON End,
She was bound - New Or.eln< AMI
was commanded by Captain Bur.Iey.
: brother OF Captain Bursley OF the <
menean packet ship Orphcns. The
7 crew consisted Of II men, includin
Y the captain. She struck on a led,,,.
Of rocks about three O'Clock ON the
{ morning Of the Isi February. a shor,
r distance from Port Patrick nearer On
The Insh than the Scotch coast. The
D WIND al the time was blowing fresh a.,
y the north west, and she Immediately
went TO picces. Three Of the er,.vv
a succeeded an reaching the nearest land
: and were saved. but the remainder
5 consisting Of the captain and ten men
/. have found vaicry grave. The I,,o,
4 sailed from the highly respectable house.
b. Of Haggeny and Jerdem II this town.
4 Ltrypool .iBioa.
;. The cpofidisaHe contains a letter
2 from W. Hyde De Ncus die, IN which
4 he endeayouTs 20 show that the refusal 81
4 the American claim ol - Osni (abofr
. cannot become a cause 81 waF: for. ,n
: the fist place. tie Chamber Of D,p,:-
G iIes would only he following tllr evan
a piles SCI BY the Chamber OF the intel
:. STATES themselves and IN the -ecor 4
: place, because a declaration Of var
T. would be an act at madness. 81 BEN
80 completely az variance With the an
a teTesi Il the two nations and more
p particularly Of Arnerics. NJ. HYDE d.
r Melville concludes with saving TINT
\ though = - but an act of Justice a. nay,
Il debts. France ought 20 wait until "a.
s receives repsrsiion for the wound gwen
d TO the honour q the nstion by the Pre-
i dents Message.
r PARIS. FEB. J.
n The quertson ~ the Amencan in
i demnity has boen examined ~ th, bu-
= reaux' o. Standing committees e the
% CHAMBER q Deputies. The inveHigation
2 commenced with an snq,asy into ti,e
. matter shich induced Minister. b Al
= iOW the Precedent q the United State
. 90 suppOse that the concurrence al a.
. Wrench Chsrnbes Wss unnecessary Il,
!, the fulhiment - the treaty. The ,r.
e.rv.I vvf.rh - .f..-f 4