Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-13
1ssnsAss. MONDAY MORNING., ysNE III. rsi..


which guard II, and from community IN danger should
II ever be mcnacod by the ambition oi any maritime
power.
1t appears to me- y r. that in asking the attention of
lis Majesty g Government To the subject OF the Qnlnlu
PIE treaty with Ia lis reconsideration, am te
Iqacstng nothing the part Of the United Sntcs ncon
ssient with the duties oi France io olher powefs.-l.
during the of the discussions upon this treaty
PIE paratnty 10 tie arrangement al ITS poylsluns Eng
lanl had ssced Ia he parties the pctensuu she now
asserts to the niied States ssafy consequence
Il Its obligations. cannet lee wonp IN pfcsuming that
| France would not have sencd 1t without guarding
eatnsI this impending difficulty The views OF England
az nov disclosed oyuu. hut fortunately before la ntli
cation; and this change oi circumstances may we'll JUST
~ The French Government in interpreting such ronrdy
may thln demanded by the greater interests IN
VOWED IN this question,
A TO The treaties Of ISL and ls35, between France
and Great Britain io the suppression OF the sl,vr lir'
n Il ran,lalr II my lolY advert their strnauons
lhrlr blgatuntup1n the contracting PARTIES whatever
these may he are complete and II i. iur my Govern
ment alone determine What measure the nlted Staes
ought tale to avert tic consequence, with which
they threatened by the construction which one OF the
parties has given Il these instruments.
| have the honor 10 transmit herewith copy OF the
message ui the President OF the ncd States 10 Con
eess. in December last and Of the annual documents
Which aceomrany,t Among the latter Will he bnnd
The correspondence between the British Secretaries OF
State aud Mi Stevenson upon the subject herein ntrlcd
To- From these vou Will learn the respective views Of
/ the American and British Goyrrnmcnts
II is praprr lr me to adj thai this communication has
hcen made without any instructions from the United
States hive considered lhls one IN which an
/ Ameuroh representative oa iofelgn power should ac
without awaiting thc ordels Of his Govcrnment | have
presumed. III the sltNs have submitted II You, that
rlpr,s, tie iccngs Of the American Government aud
talle. Ii IN tlls have deceived myself. the tespoa
,Iai, viii be- mfne. Assaou as eau receive despatch
Is from The ntd States, IN answer 10 ny comnunca
lions, snail eo1tcd 10 declare 10 y'n either that my
conduct las been approved by the President q that my
mis,1nls terminated.
laval myself oi this occasion 10 rene" 10 Your tN,ri
'entN the assurance Of NY Ntry high aud distinguished
! consideration. /" 'AoN'
Ills EAeelIenes NJ Gtlzor,
Munster iof Foreign AlliIs
| tuAMnln OF fLERs--SITTls9 or MAY lS.--Ihc
| President took tie char al O'Clock
! hc chamber proceeded 10 the order ot the day, which
was the Adjourned discussion the supplementary
and Ntfsadinay credit ul the estimates OF 1911 and
| lS12.
Tho Marquis de Boissy repeated his arguments ot
the preceding day against the right o srafrh lie nam
aiifd tial llt cast II the Marahout as by
ie suI en- Of which France had complain, aud
prr5sfu las pulon that when the Minister OF NlarioG
lad received all tn documents referring the ycsscls
searched II would be found ha, many Of II usage
world be discovered to have occurred. He wished 10
ask the Aniscr Of Foreign 4 laifs # he had received
any fresh ni,ljrenec On llis h,ad; and whether the
French saIors who had heen unnailonazed and made
losrrsc III arc,a vessels had yet received permission
io return 10 thor countS}
lbc Af1xlsrra or ron,leg Abrams l(rom his place J
Tim ,t I'm = snole enc treated As the noble ueff
az4sIts
/ I'm N,r,,,s de po,ssy-Tho ripht Of search was
,,,5sInr for tho country and danaefou, for it,
5r,l interests lie did moi certainly desire a WA
|fIl, ccssl1,ly. but he thought l.i Government
af d, l,i,,r ,n cnerrelic measures rnspccllnp the
alrr up,.r DIS etsl. n Above all that par Of the
.f, # l}s{ 3jeh REGARDED the number ii cruisers
o,,=iI g. L. s,rcll,. irs,s,cd an
,,, H. -, cnolerod ,,, d,syi, had
Ill c,l emo ,,,,r,,u, l,cI,,,,,,, t,a, ,lo N,ns,c
e., E,ro,, ,nrs ,ha, tho ox,.nsor ,,hh I'm ,,otv
~ Donb. IgtI ,y,s in,c,dca IN ,,yc In the tr,,,,,s
~, is9I an1 ,s92 should ~, rac., Tho ,,,;G,,,nn ID
dc r,on.l t:nye5,nc,, nnlcss so,c no. f,r,s should
',, ~ l,,,, T., .n,hor;s, !, III rohlo Moo, dcl,,cd
No., En,lnI s,r,n,,o5 !, soLin, th,. treaty NV :,
-, ,. a., a,.,,,,, ~ ia, .... IL, .h,
- ,a,I =, .,,,, ,, i,,n,,,,l H. 60, a,,, ,,,,
'' - l ll sl -, ,s, ,,1,,n;,,, - nan,
-, - 'I, ,.,r,L ,,,, al. ,' H. ,,,1, =. "a,
ti q 1li7 I ,o,,,,sl ,or,. nd, ,h ,r.,.x, a
80 ,. = ~ = ~ ,,'I IT, a,aI - ,,,r
ilI u, , , n lt T., mo Invented
n,,' G, ,,l =, i'm c,,,,n - ,l,nthron,
sue ''''i' ~ -, a,,I :, a,,, H.
',' lIo ,.,y ~, cool.',, s,iJ
i, s, - Lay;r al,,nlIer Jne ava,
vii, tho necessity If he slay, t,dr IN the French colo
ncs there was no longer any necessity fl the ripht o
search. and that therefore France ought 10 Withdraw
from any longer executmga treaty f which the character
was evidently temporary, and hucd 10 circumstances
which Lad now ceased.
The MINISTER Of FoHrICN AFFAIR. thought II ne
ocssary to make but ono remark NoFrench sailors hat
ever been nnnaonalzcd. and obliged In Englsl