Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-23

and The more delicate and arduous tne io'e
relations of the republic may chance 10 10
come. The moro impracticabls will II 20 /"
maintain the due au,hoIiy OF SOUND Pohey'
ins,ice ard wisdom. Tne Executive uofe'n'
ment ceases 10 have power 10 act up 70 i's o"u
convictions; the most far'slghieo STATESMAN
finds his horizon circumscfioed oy ,nc P'sJu
dices or passions of The muitiludei anu 'ne cae
rise Of power is cogged with such ieslra'n ~!
..., i. dn,ies are lowered and its responsiIili-
! lcs weakened.
From The Liverpool Mail.
!, ;s more amusing than alarming 10 observe
,bal lhe mol psry old Republic Of he uniied States
AMI The rery .n.W Republic ot France nave qpai,
relied. and ale playing the part OF Inc won auu
10 lamb bu, which is III "wol'," or winch Inc
Lamb" we cannot tell. The French minister
resident Tor many years al washington nas y.
ceivtd his passports from Mr.; fiesiucn' dJ .o'.
The reasons which nave leu W thls onPlen:aus
n,n.sed;no are mol explained 10 the American
parers. Excessively strong and condennatory
tYpressons are applied 10 The Frenchman, anu
30 "a accus, ID Of nsolence and insulting language
| ,ouards cenain iuIc'ionaries u Inc American
| o,vrrnnent. The Paris papers viii, perhaps IN
q few DAYS. throw more light on Tue suplec.
! We can see enough, however, To satisfy US lha'
| The cause OF quarrel is money-lhe dollars. Inc
French Resident supported the claim Oh some u
his counIrymen Tor damages sustained 10 Next
60 and which damages the government q lhe
United States disallow'd, or in Other words, re-
pudialed In consequence OIL inns disaiiowduce'
he resident addressed, as is said, an angry lets
ier-an iusoleut leuer, il is called-lo The Amen.
can Secretary Of Sae, whc, being offended oy
hs contents. sent a copy Of il 10 NJ. IocqneVille,
The French Minister Tor Foreign Affairs, de-
mandine explanations and redress. M. Toe
oupy,le did moi res pond 10 The application as was
expected. He did not see anything IN the cores.
nondence bu, 4 few harsh words, the bi,ierest ni
VII ch had been vilhdra Win tact, nc did not
see the necessity oil recalling MAJOR toussih,
III: Resident in quesIion-and Inc Iesul! was ms
"passporls," and kick ont oil the country, sucn
as our own dear Bulwef leCeiVea ifou tne odt>
ley.supar Queen OF Spain.
Whether Mr.. President Bonaparte and Tocque-
vile win submit 10 This insult, as Lord Palmer
sion did TO The Spanish one, remains to be seen.
We DO not think they will France IS soms-
wha. naughty az present, is OVERLOOKING wiih
dignity, and is not unwilling 10 couil ahfohl
merely for The honor and glory OF resenIng It,
Such is her present MANOR and we email Ge sur
prised. indeed, il Mr. Rush, The American mins
iser al Paris, is not ordered cut Of france al "a
hours notice Tha. one republic should deal thus
neremptorily with another republic, IS not al va
rance with the spirit oil these ihsllotions.-
America made France pay Tor extraordinary
losses, against which bills we're drawn, ana pro-
tested lor non-paymen' il time of LOUIS fhillpfe,
and il is probable tha, LOUIS Naroeon, iecollecl.
inc mai fact. will insist upon The claims Of his
couDlrymcn in a similar way. One or Two mil.
lions of dollars form large sum in francs, anu
there is The honor OF The thing
From The London Globe
We.', as Eaal, suspensions ol diplomatic re,
la,ions are HE order 0; The day. The French
Minister al Washington IN. Poussin) mas re-
cciyed his passport, from The American Govern
msnt in consequence, il is said, oi an offensive
despatch claiming compensation iof losses sns-
tanned by French sub ects during the oiocSaue
OF Vera Cruz in The course OF the Mrxican war
Those who remember lie very ao!upt ei ins
in which similar demands were put lor'h oy lne
United States Government on France uhue' VI.
reign OF Louis Philippe and he Presidency OF
Gen Jackson. and the pacific manner in which
the ah'rour was pocke,ed, and The amount disoul'
sd, may be disposed 10 wonder whether NJ
P.ussn and The suprriofs whose instructions nc
follows have been terreitng out from Inc cartons
Of The French Foreign Office The precise terms
Of The ( american e1acii0n, AMI teiyins on lhese
&C diplomatic precedent on IA. like liability Of
line United STATES II SO, they hare found thai
the having put ur with somewhat nnceretnoni-
Gus dunning al previous TerIod, does oy %
mean. establish an undispued Tile 10 employ
mat mode oi dunnin, themselves freslaeI'
Jacksons Old Hi;toru diplomacy was as eIica
cious as Malisia's ci:airmdn's. bu; IL. Chairman
s,y. is Republican perogauTe not yet concc
Led 20 Fra ace. Ii is assumed that M ee LOG
oueyillc canpo. have sanctioned toward Plc>i'
arnt Tayor lie Democraic freedom ol Cilizen
Genet 10 The days Of Washington
The amount claimed j. stated Al somewhere
belwceu one ami ,#o million dollsls--a lncI'
eiask at Spill ar SAID lrom The neg CALIFORNIAN
make the difficulty, bl; ";Eefe is form in these
matters, my dear madam, there Is form."-
VIVA! en- husia.m uf 50 very limiled an acquisI-
lion OF dollars can have made poor M Poussln
forget The amenities OF his ministry Of what
oblivion oil bis own American philosophy can
have led M. de Tocqueyi!Ie 10 lake unnecessa>
~ liheriea with The transatlantic sovereign many,
whose MAXIM as OF absolute soVereigns gene
rally, is to lake all liberties and ADMIT none.
We have too much confidence in The inlellI-
eence aud intentions OF those who direct al pre-
sent The ioIesn policy Of both Governments to
suppose Tor tDomcn, that this temporary misln-
ders,andins can be suffered 10 procure any sefl.
Gus effects. General Taylor hau shown a
spirit aud decision ia enforcing obseIvance-on
The more unIuly portion OF his countrymeh-ol
pacific national relations with iorei2n o'ats
wacn forbid US 10 believe that ne would wall
|
~ quare.; and Frcu;h vaor is TOO well cstab.
Iishrd quality 10 need divorce itself from dis
creion, on any occurrence so re:..oe from 'tc
real field il may ficd nearer home.
| RUPTURE BETWEEN TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
As We have already announcei, diplomatic r.
| lalions have been suspended between these two
| countries, 10 consequence OF the refusal Of Inr-
Kew 10 surrender the Hungarian refugees. The
following is The account given by The cofiespon>
| I .I,ha IN uIb,r n
The demand was made b. Russia.
| "CoNsTANTINcpLE, Sep embef 81 mentioned
in my former Letter that an aid fe-camp oil the
Emperor Nicholas, the Prince Radzi;il, had ar
rived here from Warsaw. The day OF his arIl-
val, he, in company with NJ. de Ti;ot The Rus
| sian Minister, mad an interview with the Grand
!, Vlz;er. On the following day, Prince Ratziv'l
+; had 6n apdicnc oil the Sultan 10 whom he de-
| yeie. an autograph Letter ,rod; i..e Emperor
containing demand that the Polish refugees
now in Turkey should be given up, aud fc"
commenting that The Hungarian refugees
! should be abandoned 10 the Aus,Tans.-
| This lcuer is Uti;.ea in very strong terms,
| an it is said that rs tone has given great
ofenc. TO Inc Sultan. The Gar insists that The
| Polish refugees shall be given up 10 him, and the
! Hungarian refugees 10 The Auslrians. de en-
| ploys no argument IN support ot his demaLd; but
| he says ha, il his " ishes lie no. instantly COM
piled with he will take hostile mea sures agans;
Turkey. lie requires shcr AMI explicit an,
sW.r-ycs or no. The Polish ami Hungarian
refugees are at present al WIddiu, and The Enpe'
rur says in his letter that The escape OF single
one OF these men from The place where they nov
are, he will consid-r caims teHi."
| By lhR following extract from The same CORES
pondencs, ve learn Of line horrible destiny thai
waited The refugees if they were surrendered,
a. - tha
the threatened barbar,y OF Nicholas
"CoNsrAnTTsorLE, Sept l6.-The French
steamer which ought to have left yesterday, will
mol s;ari ill This evening. Sne was detained by
the French Minister, General Aupic-, Iha he
might be able 10 send io his govcrnncn! The ina
determination OF the Porte with regard 10 Inc
Polish ard Hungarian refugees. Prince Ratzi