State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-12
EOreiSH N'esCS.
From the New York Courier AMI Enquirer.
LATE AND IMPORTANT INTEL
LIGENCE FROM FRANCE AND
ENEJ AMI

we nave 10 announce lllc ARRIVAL OF Jlc
IIavre packet-ship Poland, Capt. Anthony,
which sailed from Havrc on the 23d of No
vembcr, and Of the London packet-ship st.
James, Capt Sober, which sailed from
Portsmouth on the same day.
We have received by these vessels Paris
papers of the Goth, Havrc of the 9lst, and
Portsmouth of the 23d November.
After wading through an immense mass
Of foreign Journals, we find it officially sta
ted that Mr.. Barton, our Charge d'Ailaires
at Paris, had demanded his passports, re-
ccivcd them, and will leave HIavre for this
country in the packet Of the LIST December.
The hlterfact we find thus announced in
the Journal du Havrc.
1--WE learn, as fact which we may
state as positive that Mr.. Barton, AmbaS-
sador of the United States, has caused his
passage from Havrc to New York, to be
engaged on board the packct-shp Albany
which is TO sail from our port on the LIST of
next month"
We further find that Mr.. Pageot, the
French Charge d'Ahars here is recalled
This is officially announced in the Mont
tcur,-altcr detail ofnmncrous diplomatic
nppointmcnts.---in thc following words, M.
Pageot French Charge d'Alliircs at Wash
ington is recalled
RELATIONS WITH FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 1O.-Ihe Messenger says
"Thc Charge d'AllaircS Of the t. States
of America, having demanded his pass
ports, received them yesterday morning at
ten O'Clock, and Immediately after ordered
preparations to he made for his departure
on Saturday. All the papers of the Lega-
ton had before been sent of 10 the United
States, and persons well informed OF the
state Of things say, that the period Of the
arrival of the vessel that is conveying them,
will determine the tone Of the Presidents
Message at the opening OF Congress. If
these documents arrive in time, Gen. jack
son will throw out fire and flame against
the French Government, whom ii will ac-
ciise Of the inlraction OF treaties in the
contrary case, he will merely announce to
Congress that he is waiting for the answer
20 the note delivered by his orders 10 the
Cabinet OF the TuiIlcrics."
Pans, Nov. Ii" We believe we are
warranted in asserting" says the Nationa
"that orders have been issued for fitting
out a naval division Of ID ships, which will
be under the command of an Admiral and
two Rcar-Admirals and further, that the
Budget for the Marine Department to be
presented at the next session is now pre-
paring upon footing OF war establish
mcnt.'
PARIS, Nov. II.
The American question is, may aver,
in 4 train Of satisfactory adjustment. The
British Government has offered its media
ton between France and the United States.
1t has been accepted by the Cabinet Of the
Tullcries, which even goes so far rs to Of
l. al. a.
England or the British Treasury. The
American Charge d'Atars has not yet left
town. although connected with the qucs-
ton, cannot influence it in the slightest
degree.
PANS, Nov. IS.
The Temps lit is rumourcd
that Lord Palmcrston Las offered the
friendly meditation OF England between
France and America, and that his proposal
has been taken into consideration by the
Council of Ministers, which has decided
that Lord Granville should be requested to
thank the British Cab.nct for its obIging
offer, but SAYS that the Cabinet of France
could not accept it. This decision, per-
haps, accounts Tor the armament preparing
at Brcst.'
PARIS, Nov. IS.
The Constitutional sees with much plea
slre the equipment Of fleet Of ) ships OF
the line and Is irigates, ordered by the
Government, because, although a war is
not to be considered as probable with A.
mcrca, ii is right that France should show
that she is not unprepared ior whatever
may happen.
The London Times has a letter from
Paris OF 18th Nov. Of the following I'M
l.. Il. 4 ,l go,
Is making decisive preparations for a posi-
bic rupture with the /. >. An imposing
fleet will soon assemble in the MCdttcrra-
mean, and Admiral Roussin is recalled from
his embassy at Constantnoplc, to take
command OF it,"
a French feet under Admiral Mackau,
was said to be preparing for visit 10 tins
quarter of the word, to look after the i'll
icrcsts of the French commerce.
SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR NIGH
OLAS Al WARSAW.
Mention has been several times made by
the German papers Of speech addressed
BY the Emperor Nicholas TO the dcputa-
ton or Municipal Body of Warsaw, upon
his late visit to that city, Which was only
remarkable for his extreme severity and
irritating character. Although these pa
pcrs have not publls ned tins documents the
following is sand TO be an authentic copy,
from its tone an spirit, we are led TO wish
it may be spurious:
Gentlemen Il know that you have
wished to address me, and am acquainted
with the contents Of your intended address
but, to spare you from delivering ialschood,
| desire that 1t may not be pronounced.-
Yes, Gentlemen, it is TO save you from
fllsehood; for ! know that your sentiments