Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13
INTERESTING LETTER.
Correspondence Of The Philadelphia Pennsylvania
AMMAN il1u 10 IAdQ

Correspondence Of The Philadelphia P.nnsylyaBian.
LONDON, Ocl. 49, lS49
Mr. Riyes has mol been, nor viii be be rectiv>
ed, unless Mr.. Clayton hes already tempered his
mole To NJ De rGcqueville. The issue was with
Mr. Clayton, who has severely touched ,hr sem
silivcness Of The French Mr.. Rives was very
unfortunate in presenting himself, Whilst there
though Louis Napoleon personally, pseteIfed Mr..
RyrsJlo any other person spoken Of, yet NJ. De
Tocqueville Will not scrup!e 10 use Mr.. Rives'
correspondence upon'the question Of indemnify, As
az .sdalona reason why be ca93g!st be ,Ieceivee.
In olhci wolds, he has 100 good an opportunity
to crafty ihe French pride, BY oferiqg Mr.. Riyss
his passports, not 10 embrace il. Mr. ,R.vcs
would. no doubt, have been received, alter recon
ciialion Of Ministers, il objection nd rot been
urged against him, IN consequence OF his CORES
pcndence, which lsci will pr clude his ever being
received. .---. - .--.---- .'''.'"'
The English papers think thai we are'wrong
in.regard 10 the tobacco, bul rghi as To the SAL
wage; ard everybody thinks, that II Mr.. Clayton
shall act with generous consideration thai lheie
viii be no d,hiculiY.iH ,salisg.the,quc>sion We
ihc Fle Oh people, ana we viii be, II the dipu>
malisls consult .he feelings /; NE massts in uuh
countries.
The English Gottinnicnf have really becom4
alarmed, al The aivarce OF he Russian; auditor
the first lime in heir history have honesty c, IN
forward in favor OF liberia! principles in Eur, e
You Will see, tha; even The Times occasiuual lily
praises the instiiueioDs oil the UnHed SAFES. The
discussion of the Hung arah question: lils salts
fed the Blush people, hat,he success u the Rus
sian. and Austrian policy, is 10 destroy their
trade; and that the success Ci- he Republic Us,
would DO To extend the British commerce. much
bcyond is present lnnlis. - 80 81 90 49,
Eng l,sh statesman wall stu ;ious!y eul yalr the
bes, unae, = andiBs Mi ihe I'M Ell Strles
Ihave been anhEnei.sh all my liz, bur | am
now anxious IL zee the UGitd STATES sustain
England, in her tfor, TO check Russian a.g-es.
sioI; and, Irus you, as The organ ol the ID" nc.
craIc parry ot Pennsylvania viii lskc't the leaf,
and have Lite gcue,al Gil ii.cnce, iot once, in
English statesmen; ief | assure YOU shey are III
carnes! in opposing The Russian and Austrian
policy! .'''' r. -.
] have seen nothing tU weaken my repeated
assurance, that Louis Napoleon wol I'D adhere
10 hi. letter 10 Col. Ney; and 1 be,leve that he
will carry out his pdlrJ sbouid the Assembly
+ opp0se him, .... os,.r y. ..:.,...,.
! The friends of NJ De Tocquaytile say thai
| Mr. ClayioDs lelters were entirely unealled for
tho. Mr.. Clayton knsw, nneNciai!y, that Mr.
P. ussn .toos to btrecaiisd; Qktie tina fhey 10 n
Urilsn. -o. ,.....r
Mic olas has net been heard from. No ont
cah say what he,wil do; though the opinion is
gsnerale that no will not fsh. .TboAe, IN ;ibs
Russian and Austrian seereis know lit, be ,heiu
iHterts. 10 keep their in'enti-n Unkne wn long
as possible, if hey should be hostile, end ls.l
Inclined tt think, if they wire absolutely pacific
the Rot4schilds and, otter Bankers, interested i.
keeping up tbe cretn of the Northern powers
would be able now TO proclaim H.. You ma,
be sure there is nothing pacific certairny defer
J mined on. - -, . 80