Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-25
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FRANCE.

FkANJEs
Paris advices are received TO the 9Th of
May The indemnity bill bad not yet
passed the Chamber of Peers.
Il would appear that MIR. Livingston
embarked at Havfe on board the Consii.
tu,ioo, on the 9th ult., and that she imme.
diately sailed for this country. II seems
| to be generally believed in Paris, That Mi.
nisters, during the discussion Of our indem-
nifty bill in the Chamber of Peers, would
cause motion TO be made striking out
the Objectionable amendment Of General
| Valaze,
Our readers will recollect that, on the
anniversary Of ST. Philip. last year, some
French seamcn on board the Sufiren ship
! Of the line were accidentally killed. and
! others disabled, on firing salute from the
American frigate, the United States. The
| day previous 20 the departure OF MIR Liv.
ingston, from Paris for Havre, that gen.
tleman signed convention with tho duke
de BrogIie. by which an ennuaI pension
OF $40 dollars was secured, 10 be paid du.
| ring life TO each OF the sufferers, and a
like sum TO the parents Of those who we're
| killed
The great State Trials, for which we
have so long heard the note ofprepsratiou.
have commenced. The Paris prisoners
were all decenlly dressed; and most Of
them wore small glazed caps, with iri.
| colored cockade. Amongst the most con-
spicuout were Messs. Marat, Beaumont.
Gumsrn. Lebon, Cavaignac, Capt. Ker-
sausin, &c. The Lyons prisoners were
| more modestly, but at the same time de-
Gently alfred soma Of them wearing blue
blouses and glazed hats, with cockadcs.--
| All appeared in high spirits, and deported
| themselves IN the most becoming manner.
The military preparations we're upon such
a large and imposing scale, that we hard
ly anticipate any popular ouibreaking OF
| moment.
Nearly all the French ambassadors are
recalled from the respective courts at which
they represented the majesty Of France.
| Marshal Maison, from 81. Petersburg, is
at Paris, to take office; M Serrurier, 10
explain The late transactions at Washing
ton NJ. Latour Maubourg, from Rome !;
Count st. Aulaire, from Vienna and the
Duke OF Monticello, from Stockholm, pro-
badly 10 assist The Chamber Of Peers az
the trials Of the State prisoners the late
ministers at Stuigard and Sardinia are al
50 recalled.
From the Courier Francois, May 4.
FRANCE AND AMERIcA--Mr. Livingston
is at Havre, waiting the return oil the
American frigate from Cherhourg. he
eyinced much i'll humor when be Quilted
Paris, and said plainly that be considered
the passing Of the law. as amended. more
insulting than the rejection OF The law IT.
self could haye been, since. had this been
the case. il would have taken place against
the wish of the Government, whereas now
Government and the Chamber insist on
President Jsckson's retraction. Mr.. Liv,
ipgston had left behind him MIR. Barton as
Charge d'Affaires, who will remain till al.
ter the vote OF the Chamber OF Peers,
which, should it pass the same law and
amendment as the Deputies, MIR Barton 10
also 10 quit Paris, unless be should receive
instructions to the contrary.
/ PORTUGAL.
The latest date from Lisbon is TO the
goth Of April. up TO which time the capital
and indeed the whole country remained
perfectly tranquil. Both the legislative
chambers had sent Populations to wait on
the Queen, with messages soliciting her "a