Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-05

1.-The proprrty of the recognition Of Texas wa
much debated in the Paris Journals; the Opposition
seem to acquicscc in it as far they do this wt
any ministerial act The the British Cabinet hest
tate procrasnatr, the sooner will all parties here b.
satisfied with the French priority. Gen Henderson
the Texan negotiator, has always conducted hmscl
with modcsty and judgment. He is about to return Il
Texas You may see, in the London Morning Chro
nicle Conncll's furious address against the acknow
ledgment of the new Republic by Great Britain.
rive the arch agitator very little credit for real phlan
thropy The .Jonrnai dts Debais Of yesterday, con
taius the fifth of series of letters signed Ga0rdst
from and respecting Texas. They descriptive ant
statistical in great detail and the main object of then
is TO obtain Justify that recognition here which ha
Just been granted. TO dctorh Teras from hc L. s. j.
urged by Monsieur G0Hardet a. principal mo tive
an GORGEOUS stroke of policy!
"NIr Webster, with his family, has been in Paris
since Saturday last He has his best looks, both IL
health and satisfaction There is no lack Of attention
to the American political Hercules, though he could
not be 80 much Of Lion in Paris III London. lie
has dned with the hosptable General Cass and he ant
his son-in-law, Mr. Appleton, were specially presented
al Court last evening by the General. He will cay,
Paris in the middle Of next week.
Z" II is believed, that the present French Ministry
will soon sci in motion lines of steamboats, from llavr,
and Bordeaux the United States and South America
New cdlIces and improvements ire without number IL
Paris The Government provides much employ
rnt az possible TO the day aboers, in order to aver
commotion The Chambers make, every session, am
pie appropriations for the ohect-from the SAINT
motive. The metropolis is constantly enlarged clear
ed and cmbcllishcd in every DIVISION.
Correspondence Of the .Nu' iork Erpress.
LONDON, November / 1889.
"Mr Jandon has returned from Holland without sue
ceedng in his negotiation of loan of 00O00 900 form:
on account of the United States Bank The reason
assigned for of success is the necessity of OBJ
tanning the consent of the two Houses of the Lcgisla
ton as well Us that of the Executive, for liberty to
tract foreign loan and from the cautious manner il
which these bodies proceed in Holland, it will require
some time to decide. The treaty. therefore, not entire
" broken off but only delayed for such consent Many
parties however, well acquainted with the Dutch mo
ncy markets. have considerable doubts of the ncgocia
ton being brought successful ssEe, and consider the
time as extremely uniavorablc, inasmuch as the Fl
nance Minister announced at the opening of the SEES
sion of the States General, that the estimate of the
expenditures ohc year exceeds the income by between
four and five millions sterling, which must b. provided
for BY another loan Considering the Importance of Mr.
Jaudon mission, il has produced much less sensation
than might have been expected | look forward with
anxiety for the arrival Of the Liverpool steamer which
will put the means of the t. States Bank to meet Ell
gagccnts in Europe TO the test; and unless she has
been retarded in her passage by the strong eastery
aalcs she was expected on the 18th inst.