Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-25

Par;. To The Fsnnh d:orasy ae ninei'cah iins'er az
informed n ,., The con;,; ~ a.u uia "e us'e'y
he con,I;ed ,,,,h IT,. 800; " p''osu, eo . never
ann,oy..,, - - -. s eNP'esseu w nun were
s.r,.d al h a'u nave oeeh since twice as
in Terms ,ono,,nsJ =; ,h; .s ,,'ess"ses W Songnss'
~ IN . ,,,,;.,, - - '"u s"'emn',
i11,o,,r;,;. " - az, W o' Tue Importance ana
'rhs IL. " ~. p'."ep' ', nny ,,e
,bcv do -, yeiu ms prnclPe, nor can
w. VI oonSe"t 70, any measure by which It's infiu-
s,c, .,e " l'e'r p9.isai system eau be OBJ
Pessa sns ,hs, ~ unayt 'ness circumstances The
noeral,'y OF ms Britannia Holesiys Government for
correct estimation of the Imperative obligations which
leave nun no power to subject this point to the control Of
any 'o'esn Sta'e Whatever may he his confidence IN its
!usuce ana ipartaiity-a confidence which he has la
zen pleasure IN insucung The Undersigned to state is
iuhy reposed by HIM IN the Government OF His Britain
nc "oJesy,
90 great however, is the desire of the President for
VIC % oil good understanding with the Co.
'ethheht OF France, provided 1t be effected
terms compatible with the honor and independence
OF the United States, that IT, after the frank avowa of
ms sentiments upon the point last referred to- and the
eAP"c reservation OF that point, the Government of his
bntanlc Majesty shall believe that its mediation be
useiu IN adjusting the differences which exist between
e TWO countries, and IN restoring all their relations TO
enuy iooting he instucts the 10 inform
Mr. bankhead, that in such the offer of mediation
made IN ms note rs cheertuly accepted.
ne United States desire nothing but equal and ex
c' Jusce ana tney cannot but hope that the good Of
fees of third Power, friendly 10 both partes and
prompted by the elevated considerations manifested in
Mt banKneads note, may promote the attainment OF
'nis END Influenced oy these motives, the President
wHcorday cooperate, far his constitutional pow
ers may enable num- IN such steps may be requisite
on te part oil the United States, to give effect 10 the
Pou eoa'on. ne trusts that no unnecessary delay
VIII be allowed to occur and instructs the
70 mat The earliest information of the
tahen oy rreat britain, and OF their result, may
Inunicated To this Government.
me Undersigned avaiis himself of the occasion to
ne " UT. DanAhead the assurances OF his disnguis
GU CONSIDERATION JOHN FORSYTH.
ShAsLEs DASKHEAD, Esq,
Charge d IBdres Of HIS Britannia Majesty
H. ,,.....; r.. nShiS". oN, reo. 10 looo f
!, az .s,gnec, Ills bfitahnic Majesty Charge
non,s WIN references 70 MS note OF the 2Ith OF last
of STAT of the II;,nd S,"" Mt rorsy'n, secretary
ed hv HE Coyo.n,,a,,, -, ,s. -. - ~ - ,''iuc'
meni has received Observation-Disclosures uaa ne nI.sh govern
Which ,;,, ~ oimuaica'ion nom tnat OF france
esy 20 oer his mediation Tor the purpose oil eiecing
n a"'cAo,e adjustment oil the differences between
rh quo .ne OhIed states.
NJ, ny '.enon government mas stated to that OF His
"aesy, hat the frank and honorable manner which
cue mas IN his recent message, expressed him.
ser Win regard To the points of difference tween tho
Oh france and the United States, has re-
nose diihcuities upon the score ofnatonal honor
ch nave hiiherto stood in the way OF the prompt
u"h ny france OF The treaty of the 9TH July, 1891 and
'hat consequently the French Government now ready
pay tae instalInent which is due of the
ueca" inuemhity, whenever the payment OF the in
s.aient SNAIL DC Claimed by the Government of the IT,
STATES.
ihe french Government has also stated that il made
.,,'s colhuhea,ion to that OF Great britain, not
su'o'ng ue Drilish Government as formal mediator
SINGER oner oil mediation had then reached only the Co.
seIn"eht OF rance, ny which 1t had bee pted but
oc"e upon the British Government common friend
oi ,e Two parties, ard therefore, natural channel OF
ii, oet" cen them
me Undersigned is further instructed to express tho
@ pressure WIN IN Is eit by the BRUSH Government
TIC prospect mus Afforded OF an aniicabe termination
81 difference which has produced u temporary es-
.rangenent between two nations who have many in
-" oo'on, anu VINO are SO entitled TO the friend
P u estee, vi s'ch ouier anu the undersigned has
10 a'sue ii; r'rSytn tnaI ~ mas afforded the Brit
sn the most lively satisfaction TO have been
uPo'i mus occasioii the channel OF a communication
ny .ius' VIZ. ieao 20 tne complete restoration OF
sr, ieiailohs between the u States aud France.
i"e Undersigned mas great pleasure in renewing TO
49, oy'' 'Ho assurances OF ms most distinguished
' ,sn CHARLES BANkHEAD.
inc non JOHN F"RsfrH, &c. &c
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Y.sL;.c,. IL. a. ,o,c
The undersigned S.cretnrs ~ So, az, ~, ' To
States has had the honor IN rece;va Az ~ i'Ga me-
mole OF l,e I5,b Instant in ,ob; Nv -, W.. "Aieaa
sructions OF his Government that The Rr,sb Co. 80,
ment have received communco, ;o, ,,o,,, ,ha, 81 E
which fu6ls the wisI ,es that imn..J al. pr,; a.
jesty to offer his ,nec alion for The n,rnos -
un amcable adjust nent of TN. differences ha,as
France and The, Ii nil, ii Stnies. tina, tho E.nh G
nlent being satisfied with the frank and boorahIs @
ner in which the President has IN his recen, NEE.
EXPRESSED himself i'm regard IN In ,, -. IA. 'se,
between the two Go yernmenls is ready to nav th -,
slaiment due ON nc, ount of the American ;;d.n,;,
whenever il shall bt. claimed bv ,h. a. ,,,sr -
States and that this communication is made .I ,o
the Government of Great britain not as formal ,edia
Tor, but as Il coinIno friend TO both parties.
The undersigned has submitted tins of His Bri.
tahhc Majesty Ctdrge dAfaIres TO the President and
is Instructed 10 reply that the President has received
chis information WAN the highest satsfactiona salts
as sincere az was his regret at the unexpected