Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05

, ,u,o Fifteen; Of the United States assure IL lhat VIZ
s,jtut cannot grant lettArs OF rna!luc "i ffI,r,
: .i.u RI C,nrrc$s; and HAT IS II me i:su!'s '.
49,: ,a, ?,.,;:,;T,, Iii also les iih lie N.h5'C'"'
o with the President! Tie Congress- II 10 a.; ;;,ar
nnc:ed viii show l>el w>rtIy d lis ''as'I; i ,
Gill be no mare proclamation q" war haoe ~ " ~
n npL;c adoption of sy stem OF Jaf""o"'S"' ., n
! 'p,u,s. NV 14.--':We bc!icvc we ire "aFiai" -.
,ssrr,na," says the raonci, that orders haSt J%ri
;e f1r ft,ng out 4 naval division of II SHIPS T,sn
viii be under the command of an Admiral and Two hGaa
Animals and further, that the Budget for the MATHIS
Deparlent to he presented at tic hrNt Srss'" %
nrrpariup on the footing Of war establishment
FROM tic Paris cO''esp jeId. % INC '''"A'''
p,r,s, Nov 1.-the American Question 49, may
aver in y train of satisfactory adjustment The hf,'
Government has offered its mediation DetwGG!
I'D r United States Ii has been accepted rs lie IA
b;nrt Of the Tuieries which gocs 50 '1T is /" '
fer TO lodge the money in the Bank OF EnEanu OF s
Britisb Treasury The american Charge Ai"l'eS 's
mo, ret left town nor will he until the 1t d! l'ecchio
hni his roiur or staying although cG"cc!rn "!'ii Inc
question cannot influence it in the slightest i"G!'''
PANS Nov lS.-The Temps says: " 1t Is FuE;"ntra
that Lord Palmcrson has rirrcd tic !rici'E ~
of Euuand between France and A"crca ana ':at Ills
,-o,csnI has been taken into Consideration ~ IL" No"
Gil Of Minister'S which has decided Tat loId or"I' ne
should be requested To thank HE BritIh can''e' io' ~
nhy,pr Offer and say that the Cnhar nf france c'n'"
nat accept it. This dccia"E perhaps accounts ''' "
armament preparing at Bust
P,rIs Now lo--rhe Constitutional sees win "Mc''
pleasure the equipment OF fleet t" u SHIPS u ''e 'e
and l. lricates ordered by lir government because a.
,bouuh war is not BE- considered a. pooabr WIN
Amc2ca is right that France should show that size is
not unpreparcd for whatever may happen Inc 'Cpt"
the two countries wll not !un@c asy int" war; an" w.
slow forms OF constitutional Governments are sure
# rrcvcn,ion Of The vanity u! their leaders nT"'''S M
II countries in tic run"us expense oil c''l'''' Ht
/. France should be prepared IN every sea- l." "'au
10 rntion for any outrage tina, may Lc co''rd "i htf ~"
l. nly and the force above mentioned VIII DC III
y a sufficient indication Of her intention: Al i!e SAINT
d time France must forget that in tic Annrcn' navy
! she would find formidable antagonist: and that 1t on"
ta!nrd many succrs:s in the !aSt "ar '''" asa''
n England. r,,,
10 The Courier Fracals that the lert H'iNn ou IL
= Dre,, is intended for the event Of with America,
w and that the representations OF French u'o"1cE WIFI
- have much more force when backed by such prrp"a-
&c lions these. scr's; as Affairs no" Sla lial war
=, is the unY possible solution OF the question. he
French Ministers have been in the wrong Tor snDscro'
,n ing to INSTANTANEOUS treaty and r moi
m the Insult addressed the nation till after was iF!t ny
-, the Chambers The American PRESIDENT on The ollpf
- side has left nothing undune towards inainng the Prdc
~ of his country Specializing the chances OF awar Tor
~ the continuance Of the military party i'll America The
ar two people have no Interest IN the war d"G arc
- TO it, The inrpruc Of the United States, IS Tie
-; / result no doubt. Of great National Rrsoiullo!
firmly maintained butt without the assistance 81
~ France. the rising freedom Of the Union YOU'D hc
yer have been Supported II is unsratclu, there
fore, in the Americans within htly years IRON Inc
glorious contract made between the t~o nations to at
RI lack France When this country aided in The settle
Il
bcrly cn the other side Of the Atlantic, ii was a work
Mn not only generosity, but also of profound policy;
On was the forming against al monoPolies OF pow
cr either in peace in TO 90 to war with such
country would therefore, be oppose the pnc pie Of
this policy il would be TO weaken France Willie under
-, the fire of Russia and Prussia On the other hand the
-, Minister cannot ask the payment Of til. money from Tic
M Chambers without having obt"ined the explanations re
nj Grd and the ether, France should not be- loo din
cult us TO tlc in which these rxpla naons are
,rs 10 be made. But it, notwithstanding the concIla
t,:It ,,: Sl.,Ilg
" break out, the % millions in question will brc0me the
l., pledge upon which French commerce will have TO dc
M pend Tor the losses il may sustain.
H. The Constitutional says, that looking at the cxsn!
relations Of the various Powers is Impossible tn sa
exactly what is the destination Of the arlnaments o
France The Russian Auccrat seems 10 be trying Il
IT, provoke Western Europe and aPes the "u TO IT. {"
'e the back Of the Municipality OF Warsaw The angua.
lis of the Statesmen of England becomes every day NOR
"a ana more hostile towards the dangerous enemy VIII
ne holds the keys of the Darlanellrs.
ne The Dcba:s eilrrltrs its attacks and squadron IN TN
o. Baltic is talked Of These terrible uncertainties il
SCI the air The political tribune will open in the Presrnc
lit OF facts Of immense Importance f"ca! indifference
Sc will be II of patriotism The same journal ais
v" reminds It's readers that in the of with Anne
H., RIGA, tho 81 millions will form Il sufficient ou"r":1i
49, nIr.re = rcnch commerce that may ei-uc
The Messenger contains an article on AlSiers, quoting
4 letter received from thence, III Which, however, no
intelligence OF importance is to be found. II merely
complains Vi the military character OF the colony,
which the Indigenous inhabitants arc dlspleaScd;
and means Of setting up useful establishments IN
the colony dishcarlcncd. The projected expedition
| against Abdrl kuder, though much aPp!auGcd by
every body will he useful in It's esu'ls |" n0Oody cI.
cent the army contractors and the purvcy"rs and, al
though there is doubt of the success Of The French
troops il they bring the enemy 10 action. yet
the surcst way Of overcoming Ahdcl Nader, would have
been by using against him methods Sml lar TO those en-
plovcd by HIM against France, and b. leaving 10 rival
chiefs the execution Of vengeance that is below the
! dignity Of this country.
| ,r able
ticc the political relations OF France, introduces the
following observations 50 The American affair." which
has remained for SO long time in kind %! dpDnatic
confusin, assumes more serious aspect Inc re.
spcctive representatives OF the two countries iavc win.
drawn The official relations have ceased. Attempts
made by England 10 bring the two Governments to an
understanding spoken OF! Our Navy, however, Is
placed iooling and holds itself ready 10 inter
| fcre."
| From Gall saans Messenger!
PARIS Nov. I9-Wr l,a.e been led into error in an
nnuncng the departure OF Mr., Barton: the American
Charge dA flares He is still in Paris lie has, howe
ycr Tor some time quilted the Hotel oitlc American Le-
CATION and longer lransacs business III an olca! ca
pucity Alr Brent, the Consul Of the United States,
signs passports, and performs the routine OF bust
PARIS 18th Nov---In letter addressed 10 us b. NJ. !
Lcyrand Deputy of La Grouse, this honorable citizen
rclrratcS the circumstances which accompanied The DIS
cusson and adoption Of the amendment Of General va
laZe, which his Incorporated: he dcduccS from Tie
explanation which took place al that period, That IS not
for thu offence Of individual that France demands re-
paraun she expects it from the Congress aud the Senate
Us we'll as from General Jackson.
These two bodies nay dIsavow the former message oi
President Jackson, and the message which he VIII
present them Should they the other hand sane
lion either tile Tie other. should they approve oil
the silence of General Jackson: should they approve
the pretended justine OF reprlsals VIII the American
treaty still, remain binding; will the debt still exist loaded
with INTEREST,"
nj. Leylaud these questions in the negative