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

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SPEECH OF rnE EMPEROR NICHOLAS Ar WARSAW
Paris, Nov ll.-Mcntion has been Sc vcral times made
by the German papers of speech address v th. E
Perof Nicholas to the dcpuation or Mun;cp, Bodv n,
warsaw, upon his late visit 10 that city, which was only
ior It's extreme severity and irritating cha
rac'er Auougn these papers have published this
document, the following is said 10 be an anthen,, %
winch from It's tone and spirit led to wish il nav
be spurious: '
]" Gentlemen II know that YOU have w;sbes, ,o nj, /
dress and acquainted with the contents of yonr
Intended address; but to spare you from delivering false
hood desire that may not be pronounced Ys gan
een At is tosave you from falsehood: for know that
our sentiments are not such you wish TO mai me
oeieve Them TO be- How put faith in Then, ,,an
y,,,;a e same language to the eve of The re-
me- Eve are you not the same persos I'D to
in very few days AFTER you violated your oaths and com
miited the most violent actions? The Emperor Aexan
der, who did for you than an Emperor Of Russia
ought TO have done, who heaped benefits upon YOU who
favored you more than his subjects and who rem
dercd your nation the ourishing and happy the
Emperor Alexander was treated with the blacklist in.
gratitude You never could make yourselves conte nted
with your most advantageous position and in the end
became the desr. yers OF your own happiness. thus
tell you the truth in order TO throw light upon our
relative Positions and that you may know upon what
you have to depend for seeing speaking 10
you Tor the first time since the disturbances Gentle
men, require actions and mere words: repenencc
should come from the heart speak you without an.
ger, and you must perceive that am perfectly calm;
nave no rancor and will do you good in spite of
yourselves. The Marshal who stands before YOU full
his my Intentions seconds all my views and also watches
LOT your welfare AT these words the members of the
population bowed to the Marshal. SWELL Gentlemen
but what signifies these saluiaons. The , ST duty IN 10
perform one duties and conduct ourselves like honest
men you have, gentlemen, 10 choose between two
alternatives either persist in your illusions ms
to an independent Kingdom of Poland or to live
TRANQUILITY as faithful subjects, under nv Govern.
ment II you persist in your dreams OF a distinct
nationality OF the independence of Poland and of all
these chneras, you will only draw down upon your
mist orf,p hos,
del, and declare that the slightest insurrecon will
cause the cannon TO thunder upon the city Warsaw
shall be destroyed, and certainly shall never be rebuilt
~ my he ~ rs painful to me 10 speak this you-it
~ always painful to Sovereign treat his subjects TINS
out do II Tor your own good II is for you, gentlemen
10 deserve an oblivion OF the past is only by your ODE
dience TO my government that you can obtain this
know that there is correspondence with abroad and
that mschieyous writings sent here for the
OF pcrvertng the minds the people The best nocs
In the world with such frontier as yours cannot
vent candestine relations 1t is for you exercise your
up your children properly, by instllng them the
principles OF Religion and fidelity to their Sovereign
tuDances which agaic Europe, and all those doctrines
which shake the social edicc Russia alone has remain
ed strong and intact. Believe me, gentlemen that it is
real blessing TO belong to this country enjoy its
protection you conduct yourselves welif YOU per.
form all your duties my paternal socitude will be ex.
tended you, and Notwithstanding what has passed
my government VIII always watch your welfare
Remember well all that have now said to you
m THE UNITED STATES AND PRUSSIA
The Swaban Mercury of the 9Th inst has The foil ovy
ing of the LIST from Berln-" Instructions have beep
sent to the Prussan Minister the United States direct
ing MN TO announce the intention of our Monarch TO
regulate our commercial intercourse with the STATES nv
an advantageous treaty, which communication Inns been
aVorapy received by President Jackson Since the ar
r'ai OF MT wheaton, as American Charge Afares AT
Berlin, negotiations have been opened but the question
Is not to regulate the relations of the United
States with Prussia alone, but with the whole Cermanc
confederation. Several other American Consus are
likewise expected in different parts Vt Germany The
onied states Will probably urge that tobacco
In nrHnr IL.
and navigation in the Prussan ports of the Baltic and
IN order to attract American shipping to Stettin Dant-
zck and Mcneil, the Prussian Government has reduced
Tue ruues on American articles % per upon the
tariff This real loss 10 the Germanc Union of Gus
toms VIII be made up from the Royal Treasury Prus-
sa ms favor has not yet been signazed great ad-
Vanages The Americans who freight ships for Bremen
and hamburgh perform those voyages three or four times
year, whereas they go 10 the Baltic but twice Those
who go TO Bremen and Hamburgh have the ADVANTAGE
OF not paying the duties of the Sound To relieve The
of the P russian ports the exporotion NJ Pr
s corn anu products must he restored This cxporta
ton now effected by the Russian ports of Riga and Re-
val Tor this purpose treaty of Commerce must be eff.
(FrOm Tie Morning. Herald of Nor. 2Ist)
WIN respect TO the report that the offered mediation
OF England ~ the American affair had been refused by
the Caoinet OF The Tuleres that in other
respects the French Governnen has apparently subject
ed itself to the charge of nsncerity its expressed de-
sire Tor the accommodation of the question That il only
sought TO demonstrate its willingness 10 avoid hos
es IN order 10 act upon Congress TO the
Pugnacious PRESIDENT. We aware that there being
wiih tue French Government has sought to involve
comparatively minor American agents in the matter
ana we know that those minor agents penetrating lire
views oil the French Cabinet, and determined not TO
commit their own Government not to be Influenced
ny tne osentatous pacific professions of the Duo de
bfoghe IL he affair had consequently resumed some
what OF It's sonbre aspect but we are assured thai there
Is little likelihood that hostiltes will really ensue Some
interviews of M Dupin with the King are said 10 relate
TO TINS SUBJECT M Dupin having been originally warm
~ opposed TO concession The change the Commander
OF The American Squadron in the Mediterranean men-
toned IN an article dated Mahon 9th ult was referred
to IN Paris connected with the possible of
war; out we repeat that there is little chance of such
a calamity
(Erom London papers TO Mon I9th)
The confidence prevailing with regard 10 the tran
quIy oil Europe, and the opinion that the payment of
the ench indemnity To the Government of the United
States Will be eventually made without any warke de-
monstratIon has by means diminished and the pre
cauonary measures which the French Government ha We
taken to secure their few West India colonies and pos
sessions in the Balearck Islands have created no add
ton alarmno fears any acualal rupture between the
two GOvernmonts.-Heraid
The departure of the American Charge dAffares is
productive OF considerable TO the French Ca
bInet not SO much account of their fearing the conse
quences OF either nonntercoursc war but that il is
impossible, in such of things TO dispense with
expenditure The meeting economical Chamber of
Deputies with such an item, growing out Of blunder
IS by no means liked Chronicle
he cause of Don Carlos is regarded at Paris
as SO deporable that reports were, is said circulated
thai ne had made an offer TO compromise with the Queens
party ana had solicited Louis Philippe to media
tor. The departure Of Mr. Barton from Paris and The
announced recall Of the French Charge dAfIares from
Washington, excite some interest and rood deal of dis
cusson, but 1t is generally concluded that The mere ponf