The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1836-01-09
LATE FROM FRANCE.

LATE FROM FRANCE.
The packet ship POLAND, Capt Antho-
ny, arrived at New York on Wednesday,
sailed from lIovre on the ed ult. Mr..
BARTON had engaged his passage in the
Albany, which was to sail on the lst De-
cember. We learn that It was now be-
iieved in France that the indemnify Bill
would not be paid.
The Paris papers are full Of specua-
tons upon an alleged secret treaty be-
tween Russia and the United States, by
which, in contingencies that might hap
pen, The nunerous ships Of war Of Russia
would be manned by Americans
Mr.. Barton received his passports on
Tuesday, 10Th November, and made i'm
mediate preparations for leaving Paris.
The French Chambers are to be conven-
ed ON the 10Th Jan.
The Emperor Nicholas has made a
speech at Warsaw to the PROSTATE Poles
which is spoken OF with general execra-
lion by all Paris and London journals.
1t is characterized as the eflusion Of a
brutal aud bloody barbarian. In the
course of it he spoke Of the French as
nation of '.rebels aud traitors" and that,
too in the presence Of the French Con-
sui. The London Times sees in this out-
break, aud in the unexplained and in
explcable visit oi Ferdinand to Vienna,
erntcncc Of msan'iy--whlch is in his
blood.
From the Havre Journal.
The opinion of the merchants Of Ha-
vre, ms to the actual position of affairs be-
tween th,- country aad The Uuited States,
IS 90 important not 10 put under the eyes
OF our readers in aud out Of France. A
single fact will enable US to convey with
mathematical precision the opinion of our
Exchange.
Several merchants having asked the In
surance Companies to name premium
aaniust war with America, the insurers
named Three per cent this premium APP
pearing too high lor the chances of war
as calculated by the merchants, very lit.
IT, was done at the rates named by the
insurers.
The T'n,ps ofthc 21st November, pub
lish this story -" IL we are well in
iormed, a curious incident IN the history
of 'he world, is in preparation-it is the
union (approachemen) of the United
States, an independent republic, with Rus
sia, governed by Nicholas The Rus.
sian navy, so unskiI'cd, lcels the necessl.
ty Of leaning on maralitne power Of the
first order, and it i, spoken Of as thing
certain, tha n secret treaty of alliance
between the Governments of the United
States and Russia exists, a sort OF treaty
ct union l,F ,uiu,e contingencies. We do
nol quiDe believe this extraordinary inteli-
oencr, but il is affirmed in the best circles
We cite, however, IN lis support the fact
that Europe has rot paid much attention
to The hume ol,S.commercial treaties, con-
Guided between these two countries, res
pectio. tho trade TO China and the north
OF AslL-IreatieS whi n paved the way
ii.I tins political ropprochcmem.
The London Times has letter from
Paris II Eth November, of The following
import 80 Ii Is not to be doubted hat
France is making decisive preparations
Tor ppsA ,lc rupture with the u. States.
Al imposing feet viii soon assemble in
lhc Medii rlanian, and Admiral Rous,in
is recalled from his embassy at Constan-
linople, 10 take command uf it. Ii is
still hoped the Message to the mex. Con-
gress will ronilin sumo evil expressions
towards Fraure which may authuIizc lhr
pa, mcnt OF The indemnity. This may.
however, dcpcnd upon the arrival of &c
despatchcS sent by Nj. Barton, ~ The
,narkct of the Is, Of November, wbi,h j
communicated as The rcsult OF an iuter-
view with ~ DC Broglic, that The condi-
Ilinus al NaHzc's amendment most be
complicd with and The positive dcrI'ra.
ton ol the MIn>tcr, thal France w"uIc
& nsid,r IN act oi noh-iplercoursc a. tan-
,lamount To dcclIraIipn ofwa'. Hco.C
this nl,rvicw nay be deemed oi' lio>til,
rla.ar,c and even II The President shoult
have iIcndrd ~ say rivil things in hr
ulc.saec. this M nacr, ifrcceivcd in time
may cru>c hun to expunge them.
I i'lc Messenger orlhe 18th saws, Mr.
Barton, whose cmharkatlon & Uavre hat
accn announced, has not yet left Paris
lie has indeed changed his residence
dud GcIrc the runor of his departure
II was saId hc would embark at Havre di
re ty ior the lr9it"d States. London pa
pcr>, however, imply that he wa, expect
ed there
, Er2 and is said TO have offered her me
; dIuIin, through Lold Granville, her nm
,a,sador at Paris, Tor the settlement q