Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

danger is TO be apprchended You ,oM bear in mind
that MingS qac changed since Mr. Bart0n left here
if they eoer ,Oerc half bud he fancied. Peace
with the execution of the treaty, is eleny the object OF
tn Government
january Gth 1T is said that the Chamber WILL in the
address to the King, express wish that the money be
aid; the Message Of the President having been found
Eerecly satisfactory.
lit is believed that the diplomatic part Of The business
10 get things straight will pass through England"
We have only more Fact to lay hri;ir The Public
and under the circumstances at the ,cui take
the responsibility f doing though IL is rnn private
letter 1T Mr.. Van Buren,, which is NOW before, us 1t
was written the 3U.h November We pledge our
selves for the accuracy of the quoali.n-and let lr
Whrlgig "Whig,' any other ~ hg. cant aS he may
hencenrth, about the SdiouS Efforts 10 core the tc0
nations IN ,cur:-
= hope and believe YOU will be satisfied, in Tie end,
that the best disposition has been made of the principal
matter, lin the Message viz: the French question: that
could under existing circumstances, he done Tie Pre-,
sde IS sincerely DESTROYS Of Peacc as 0H md are
Let then the Wing gable II may about 'lsdluuS
Efforts to involve the TWO nations in war or let Dn1
Green IN his Telegraph cry out as he does IN ms last pa
peri that No ingenuity the part OF our lntrguerS
can, we think, get the two countries INTO war.
But To the interesting FACTS, they are stated IN tho
last NetC YORK. Ercnng Star:
"HlGHLY IMPORTANT.
The New York Evening Star nf Saturday, furnishes
the following highly interesting ntor!nallon received by
the st. Andrew, which lett on the 9Th ult
LATE FROM ENGLAND.
"Oua DIFFERENCES WITH FRANCE sErrLED.-1t gives
us more than ordinary pleasure 10 Inform readers,
and the country at large that rance has consented |"
nav lhe first instamen the Indemnity Treaty with.
on, recurrence To the mediation, and that all differ
ences with our ancient ally and friend happily
terminated and nothing left, in any shape, to affect
commercial intercourse mar those good feelings
which should exist between nations enrared by
many early aud valuable recolec,ons To French
friends in particular, who exceedingly DESTROYS Of
peace, and who have gone with in earnest efirs
it promoted by every honorable means, offer
our sincere congratulations
\ special messenger, from the ST. Andrew, has pro-
ccedcd to Washington with the intelligence.
E1truct o. letter r0nr " w. ROSekid datcd LOndon,
Januury 9TH, to .hssSrs. j. L. j. 5. JOseYh & Co., q
.Nc'c York
The mrssage of your President has produced at Pa
rs us favourable effect could BE- desired upon the
question with which France has been at variance with
your Government, and ain happy 10 inform you that
the French Government is now prepared TO make the
payment, account Of the indemnity, APP
Piled for. All kinds of stocks and American securities
will experience the benefits Of this result
Extrac from Baron dc EOhSchHdS Letter, datcd Paris,
1 Iunaary, addressed to NeSsrs. j. L. d $. JoScph y
Co., .NciC Vrk.
1--WE felt much obliged for your kind attention in send
ing The message and have the greatest pleasure in
nuuIcing you that that document, So admirable lur
the CONSIDERABLE, dgnifitd and conciating manner in
which much anxiety felt on all sides, has pro.
duccd here the most favorable sensation in every quar-
ter raised the scruples Of this Government and deter
mined them TO inform yours through the English CGbi-
net, that they ready to fulfil the financial well as
the other clauses of the treaty without delay We
pect to receive the instruments DUE and have no
doubt that this happy result will be received by the Anne
rcan nation with much joy it has created general
ly here.
The British Parliament 10 meet the 18th OF
February.
M Dupn was elected President Of the Chamber OF
Deputies, by vote of l94, there being 27S members
present
The Globe of Monday says: " BY the packet just
rived New York, much public aud private intormu-
ton, has been received in relation to affairs with
France. IS quite certain, that France will pay the in
salments the Indemnity due, on the President 8
a.nual &c, without waiting for the acceptance of
the mediation by Eng land OH the part OF the u States
The National lnlelgencer Of Tuesday says: "lDior-
nation IL said to have been received by the Admnstra
ton that the King OF The French has sgnited his readi.
ness 10 direct the payment Of the stalnents due under
The Treaty Vt July j. 1881 without waiting for the result
Of the Mediation, considering the provisions of the act
of the Chambers satisfied by the Of the Annual
Message OF the President to Congress- Concurrent
formation, through the medium OF Letters, received by
commercial men in our cities from the house Of Baron
RorHscHLD in London, make certain that "the Gov
OF FRANCE had notified that Of ENGLAND that
it ready fulfil all the conditions of The Treaty
without further delay.
The Paris journal des Debas (of the Sd January,) a
highly authoritative paper had thrown ont this language,
by OF eeler: 1t is true that General Jackson abb
soucly refuses to make, under certain form, the
para,ion demanded by the French Government, acg-
ING it 10 be his conviction, that such reparation would
be- Inconsistent with the American Constitution, and
with the independence and government OF the People
Of America. But it has not appeared that the French
Government had even pointed out The particular form
Of rcparato, and at all events oie consequence.
The material object is that cparaon should be made;
that he appropriate and explicit. Voc, Happears to
that tbs elpic appropralc and undeniaGe reputation
is contained in the arhch has, just been rcccirfd
a war between France aud America would be the
height Of folly Were such event to take place, all
Europe could indulge in sufficient laughter. 1t
would indeed, he subject OF JOY 10 all the enemies Of
liberty throughout the universe, and at the same time
the signal of despair all true lovers of freedom. One
message can suffice to repair the injury done to pre-
vious one The pride Of France should be directed to
another quarter" &c.
indeed Wha, says the No,c of the Due dc Boglic TO MI
Barton: