Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-29
LATER FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

| LATER FROM EUROPE I.HPORTf.YT
NEw York, Dec. Ill lie London packet sl:i, West.
minister Capt. Moore, arrived yesterday having said
! !iun Portsmouth Oh The i2h UT.
The latest dates. SAYS the Courier: are o! lie evening
Of the III! November: from London.
On the 9Th. positive intelligence published IN Lon
don from Paris Of the demand made by MIR. Eatt"n II
the French Minister'S The intelligence, will he PER.
ceived COMFORTS wi the information We have On IRE.
riuus occasens: laid before tie public Nj Barton "'
TO doubt arrive here in the packet o The lGth. ad we
slate equally certain: that OH his arrival Va lag""l
will quit our shores.
Admiral de Kigny Of the members Of the last CALI.
net OF Louis Philippe, and his most devoted atheFr"t,
died in Paris early in November The Duke Of Orleans
is in Agicrs and it appears will take prominent pat
in tic military expedition against t'" Arass
I'' THi IS. T:'ca is sI1G;:i
PARrs, Saturday .iernoon.!n consequence OF flesh
nsucticns received !:ori Washington, Nj Baron,ii
Charge .iiarcs the United States, at o'clock
terLay afternoon transmitted to The Duke DE- Bog or
ma application for his passports The motive ASST gncd
for THIS in his official note is snap by tie E'E.
execution Of tic treaty negotiated in Paris in the yer
1881 and afterwards duly ral!f,d i, for tic payment 81 DC
- 100000 francs BY the French to the American De-
vcrnncn indemnity for The spualICn committed
American under the Berlin and Milan Ge.
crrrs. In spite of the serious shape which this cues.
un has assumed. the French authorities scrin SID!
to treat it with their accustomed lcviiy. The? VII
not believe at least affect TO dscrcdt tic possibility
Of rupture between friendly Powers long and
intimately atd are France and the United States,
OF
application has yet been made either III ias or WASH
in rt0n for the explanation apology required l." Tie
amendment Of Gen Nalazc tie law OF las; s'ssIcn,
and it is very certain that no individual comncc:rd ".;h
the Americas Government has entertained tc TO-
modest idea Of volunteering the concession cgUig'G.
1t is rrma; k"hie that the present Government NJ
Washington have, in this recall! of Mr.. Barton. &C.
parted from he precedent which had been establish
ed in lcl2 the occasion Of tic rupture with E"2-
land ~ TINT period the recurrence 10 actual hr>!ii-
ties preceded, as il probably viii be now, ~ the
enactment and execution of nonIn,crcousc act, hut
during the w:nr nr IL cndeavors. up 10 ie
mcnt Of actual warfare the Charge hlia:rrs Of the
countries remained al their posts in cnGJn aNd
Washington respectively, fer the very purpose. Il
would appear oil leaving tic door open Tor comciaI,n
compromise.
On the present occasion it is doubted tia. "! r..
geot, the Secretary Of the French Legation al Washing
on who lift thereby NJ Scrrurier with The ra;E q"
Charge d ifacs, will lie instructed by his G0vcrr,n
to follow MIR Eartons cxamp pic, if he has no: "!r' aa'
been sen: % The country by the Presidents "iGcr%
n0n.intercourse act tie part Of America, followed
by reprisas The part Of France is considered stl!! mole
inc Ytah!e.
The French Government iia;trr themselves tia, he
people of the United STATES will suffer nearly much
France under this system Of GvaSt hostility and tat
moreover. they Will be much less patient under in''r
want Of French wines and Ercach silks, and Of a market
for their cotton and tobacco than the people OF fTacc
will he under corresponding disadvantages.
BorHsr. Nov. :, Quarter 10 4, 7. M-1'lc Three per
Gents look downwards nj Tnonis this morning. and al
the nl me DOErSc, tnCv were Gil
The that The Charge AtlireS of the U. States had
demanded his passports has made but little Impressions
the Bourse several brokers having made considerable
purchases. The Three per Cents g'tup 10 Slf ID
/ PARIS. Noy. mir. Barton, who las hitherto per.
n1.rned tho functions Of Charge Aaires Of the United
States: at Paris, decidedly leaves this city Monday
1t is said 10 be in consequence Of ie refusal Of VI de
Brogie 10 give satisfactory 10 three proposals
which he commissioned make 10 him the part
of his govcrnnent-.EeSs0gr
The Constitutional does consider the step taken tr
Mr.. Barton indicative Of an approaching rupture. 1t
observes that the consul for The United States is to c.
main at Paris To keep up. heretofore, tic commerce.!
relations with France. II seems, in fact that little Or no
uneasncss prevails any part Of France about risk 81
with The United Stncs and this probably Is te.
there exists strong npr s:on that m ''cIns WI.
be left untred avoid rupture. aud that s"H' MODE OIL
adjustment will be devised "hirl may prove equally So
tisfactory 10 both sides.
The fact Of Mr. Barton. the L. S. Charge d A iaircsat
Paris hav wing demanded his passports Of the Frelth
vernment i. mentioned in all The papers Tie mills
ternl organs.
The TEMPS states that Mr. Barton made his app!cd-
ton, in percmiury STYLE Friday. alleging The nom
execution Of treaties the part Of France. lie pas
ports delivered Saturday. and The Charge Al
fares TO quit Paris on Monday The Temps nerc7'
theless expresses its confidence that matters Will ena ~
amicab!e adjustment
an Monday thc Hin Of January, 1S:G, will Lr sHu
~ at public auction at the residence Of ir late Luz,
C. BerEt ley all bp pprSunal q deceased NO.