Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-17
To MIR. G. NJ. G,nnss. a. =
LATER FROM FRANCE

With perfect esteem, your mos, devoted.
To Mr.. G. NJ. CinnGs ~
LATER FROM FRANCE
NEW Ionk, March l3.-The ship Rhon. Cap,o;n
Rocket, from avre arrived this morning. s,iId
from that port on the lth ultimo. Our Paris papers
elusive. " ~ february NJ
. The extract which we first subioin is letter Of ,h,
ars correspondent Of the Courier and Enqnrcr of this
city We do not learn that the news by Tins arrival ,r
en's inc Siiar OF the American indemnity in any new
aspect me resolution of the Senate of the United
Si's mao oecn received and there indications that
me French politicians would take refuge under lin, nv,
soion as aifordng shelter for their honour There
seems sun TO be question however, whether tho ,n,o,
OF Indemnity agreed upon by treaty is octu,ll. d i
py no means clear that the Chamber will not Adjourn
without passing ON the question at all
The Chamber of Commerce of Marscilles b,s +
long ieter to the Minister of Commerce ON the suh;I
o' inc Americah Treaty, setting forth the evils that will
and urging its adoption. I0'N'
we are indebted 70 the poli;cness the Office of the
Npetic"n d Tor portion OF the extracts suboin
rARis 9TH February-Ihc great question ,hc Ao,o
tean question, is at last. the order OF the dov M do
n'ghy required on Satusiay tint Monday the Cham
Der should take the project of lay. for tho
20 millions but the Deputies Thought ths nnch -
~, aal tny nxed The preparatory discussion in the Blu
Yesterday, therefore the private a;sc,.; - :.
On the hrst trial. FIVE bureaus out of n;ne or
winch Ile Chamber is composed decided in favor of the
M ,o ,u'o Ky speahng, at may be said that are in
US favor For NJ Ducos, who has been named renor,rr
HaPPoreur-C ommissairc) of the 9Th is as denrI oc
e Town OF bordeaux, in favor of the ro;ct
ep"nS however; That the Ministers shall furnish Iii;
uonal documents Ii not be too hastily concl,1lad
it 'iS 'sia Is decisive of the of the Chamber for
Al has been observed that in the bureaus the oncs,;o W.
"V means made calumet question il was considered
SIMPLY question of justice OF equity and national honor
nus a,ong 'e six nInsieralists who not in favor
more ample documents The three other bureaus did mo-,
require TIE rejection oil the law but SUSPENSION Of ali
cussoh untii the American nation by the orpan of s 70
scnlp'''es naa made known if il adopted the hostile
intentions ofhc President not Others reon;red H.,
We should stop at the first estimation of the indemnity
h'iiiohs, and others. in fine that new negota
uons should be opened Influential speakers maintain
ca mat me bureaus had right to amend the nronoscd
law; That 1T was constitutional to rc;ec, : ii
expressing desire that Ministers vouId -, i ~
heir attention TO this question. which migbi involvn
Iust ciah 10 indemnity on the part of America All the
a" rcStc agree in blaming the Iconduct of tr
rIehch ministers IN concluding the treaty of 1921
hey go so Tar even To that the 25 illions ma,
Fonch St WIN clause condemning the conduct of the
good faith of America $3.50 's JuS'iee 10 inc
M iou may be convinced that the Chamber will discuss
.nG question without passion or resentment but viii
CAIN deiberation, and that they viii be reonirc6 ~ be-
informed OF every thing before deciding
nc iollowng are the nine commissioner, whose drtv
Is 10 make clrcumstanal report of the project of law
give them IN the numerical order of the bureaus and
ny !neir opinions LIST bureau--M. Cameron Mnistc.
ralist favorable to the law. NJ Meynnrd The sane
M Deiessert was of tho majority of The las, con-,
MISSION winch was in favor of the indemnity of % mil
$50 ~ ne now declares that he is of very different
iioi ana that ne Will require further documents MIR
Ducos requires more documents. NJ Du(hurc onnosnd
10 the PROJECT also required more diplomatic infnrpa
W. Cioissant favorable. NJ. Fleury de Chaboulor Co.
merry Secretary TO the Cabinet of Napoleon favorable 10
inc PROJECT and M. de Remusat the conrorv -
D"eiIyer, VINO IS opposed TO the law, appears TO
nave Paid great attention to the subject He has ro,n
much light on it during the dscussion his ob;ct - o.,
uSty me restoration tor having refused all indemnit
"a tiS ne is powerful, seconded by the ex minister
"o MuVlle' Inc latter deputy of Legitimacy states a
singular circumstance in the bureaus Under tho -
IN his character ofadvocate he presented to the
Government petition for indemnity which his Ameri
can client fixed at 900 francs Charles X ref;,sd :,
lVr lear oil opening the door to these claims This
claim has been settled by the treaty of IS3I Of ,I;T
LOUIS Philippe require the adoption and the kn,;
G ihIicht mas decided that the individual in question
"uT I'm, no rIgnt 70 the repartition of the % millions
Inc Minister has undertaken to law before the Chan
her OF Deputies all the documents rennrcJ In, tI
printing OF which will be very expensive and almost u
wnen they are furnished, will send you all that
The reply ofyour Senate to the message. whil, ,,s
ny ,ie way OF England before the arrival of the
rormosa and Francois L. produced here n GREAT sense
toh ana disposed the minds of the people more in
o. your rights That OF your other chamber is expected
II would afford satisfaction TO learn that vonr
was alone IN his opinion, which would then being mo-
Sonai to- im' no longer affect dignity.
PAnis Feb. THE question of the American IN;
mas Deen examined in the JreaG1 standing
COMMITTEES OF the Chamber of Deputies The invess
CATION commenced with inquiry into the mott ;h
hduced Ministers to allow the President of the IJn;tod
tdes 10 suppose that the concurrence of the Frerc
chambers was unnecessary 10 the iul6lment of "a 80,
" Inc interval winch had elapsed between the ex
change and ratification of the treaty. and lie -
70 tue chamber was next made the subject of severe
comment, lnasmuch General Jackson ,Sybo in -
quehce OF the promises made to him. confidently reckon
Gu upon tne adoption OF the BILL had conceived himself
"uth"rizcd 10 draw upon the French Government, In
several OF the areGa1 Ministers were taxed with
ing furnished incomplete and mutilated documents and
WIN having kept back the correspondence which tel
place between the United States ard the FrsncL o.,
Nernment previously TO 1881. IL was also alleged n,a,
meagre documents which have been presented TO The
i'Der cohtalned no memoir other papers from t,e
American agents, clearly establishing the orig;, T H.
calms and producing evidence of their amoun1 In 70
ply 10 tcse charges, Ministers urged the imposeibiI f
pruning me Immense mass Of documents that roCrrcd a.,
.he qmdaon OF the accounts adding that if rron;red
NY Snou'u DC communicated 10 the Members Of tho
Commission The Ministerial Deputies ins;s,sd ~, IL
mpolicy OF alternating from France so old and f~, an ~
~ as America Almost all the Commissioner named
III Vhe C"TcdhI pronounced themselves in fvor or ,o
grant, though from different motives. NJ DuGIurc an
Peus 10 Ue the only member of the Commission whose
Po mas not neen gained over beforehand to the mea
sure, Inc NOMINATIONS warmly contested +,
,he tOHred" Nj Cameron Ministcralisf was ,,,d
ny d majority oil ~ votes against u pur,lor
tanned by ms opponent, NJ Salvcrtc In the ID Jo,,,
w, ,Meynard, Ministcriast, obtained 70 vocs NJ -
THIe' Auihay, ms opponent, IS. In the Sd bureau
Az, DeIJamn Dclessef was named by considerable ma
Jointly This Hon. Deputy, who was member or tbo
majority OF the Commission of 1881 has abandonoJ
sne opinion which he then entertained His onnoncnt
VI n"thleu, obtained only votes In the dt burca,
w. Duleh Mlnsieraiist, named by majority 81
- votes against IL, obtained by NJ Iress0n Nj DSICo
Deputy Of Bordeaux and consequently in e,yor IL
Indemnify, was named in the 9Th bureau lie obt,ned
70 votes, vi lsambcrt 10. NJ. Dufaure an Onnos;t;on
DcPniyJ who was named i'm the 9th bureau obtn;ned "a
votes ms opponent ID. In the 9Th bureau thn cioc,;
was III iavoT OF Ministers, M. Croissant having obtained
81 votes Mcssrs. Bgnon and Calmon 13 Jbe cl,;a
OF the 9Th bureau minstcrialist. M Ferr,, A CT
boucn obtained % votes; NJ Berenper 10 H. ,h ID
Dute'u, W. ne hcinusat, minstcrials who obtained On