Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TUESDAY MoRNING, JUNE I, II
uoyp n,rp,ci,IrIEs BREWING.


Recent information from Florida states that the dilcu
ties with the Indians in thai section are sun nnse '
now seems tina, Billy Bowlegs, in addition TO ms
nation not TO leave Florida, has notion OF pehs
scrbed in his territorial limits by any encroach'en's vi Wv
part of Uncle Sans army of occupation IL appears ''a
Gen Twqps in the military road he has laid out from am
pa Bay 10 Fort Pierce Indian River, has sohlewh !"
croached on the line stipulated by Gen Worth rs oV s
the Reservation under the notorious Arniscc 'csa "
him This encroachmen includes two mliIa'' % con
nected by some four miles of road rece''s -" :: ~
government force Billy Bowless gave notice III uue ui''
matte form TO Gen. Twiggs that unless our "oot' '
within the Indian line they should be ai'en NUN - y
force The point threatened being weak anu Jul
General being hampered by want oil ins'fuc'ioh' nc '
hn comneled 10 return and construct military posts
and road.
T. , rsrroins 10 he seen whether the L. s. government
,p onnoin, commission 10 settle the boundary lne or
make war and take Of the territory oy removing
the Indians The Indians will never remove from rof'o'
unless compelled do by forces and Gen. layior WIN
all his hue and cry Okeechohee and Buena vista may ma
himself put his trumps at last. Tie may endea'o -
throw the odum OF his wretched management oil ue 3e
mole Gen Twiggs, but he cann" do so successfully
in the Southern States the bungng management oil
an mbecile administration is 50 papably manifest fiau
the Seminole war regarded with due Importance ee
OF many valuable citizens of Florida would not nave
been needessy sacrificed the Indians would have long since
been removed the country queed and thousands OF dollars
of the public money sayedo help pay oil ''apmn Iia"S
THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH DIFFICULTY.
The recall of the French minister from London appears
10 have created some excitement the London stock mar
ket but from careful examination Of the proceedings IN
the British Parliament and the French Assembly, we can
perceive any danger of thing serious arising out
the circumstance. The French government IS no DOUBT
very willing the subject to divert popular attention
from its tyannca measures but farther than this the mat
will not go.
In the French Assembly on III, 10th, Gen De La Ht,c
the Minister of Foreign Affairs announced that the French
Minister acting under Instructions had applied 10 the Eng
lish government for explanations 10 the failure of III"
French mediation the Greek question: ana that the reply
not being such expected the President had directed
the recall of the Minister, NJ Drouyn de flluys This an
nouncement received by the government party in The
Assembly with frantic and long continued applause, tlie
whole Democratic party remaining silent. Gen De la
Hitte then read his despath the Minister recalling him
from his post which letter he directed exhibit
Lord Palmerston.
The substance the complain, stated in this is that ii
had been agreed that the Of the English
should be suspended during the French mediation and that
an arrangement, deemed tit be accepted by the French
mediator should be rejected By the British mediator the lat
ter should refer the TO London before again having
recourse force The letter complains that this net
observed, and tina, the when convention negc
iiaed directly and definitely agreed between the cabinets
of Paris and London point of arriving Athens
where ALREADY the essential bases of il known Greco
attacked afresh BY the naval forces Great Britain in
spite OF the energetic representations made BY the French
envoy obliged in order escape complete ruin
cept without discussion the clauses Of utima,um inf
ntely rigorous The despatch then says:
1--WE had hoped that the cabinet OF London like
sidering Of no effect mon eeus the facts much he
regretted by and which had taken place only l.
consequence of the vo!i"u Of engagement entered int
with us would maintain the convention which had been
agreed TO- You had charged apply do
and that demand having been accodsi 10, il has az
peared that the polonga'on of in Lon
don longer compatible with the dignity OF the republic
The President has ordered 10 direct 10 return L.
France, having accredited NJ Mar-c'achi Charg
de Afarcs."
The letter then compliments the Minister, and that
the failure not his fault.
In the English Parliament the l1rh the subject
second time made the subject of comment in both Houses
In House of Lords Lord Bousham in lengthy speech
referring the above proceedings OF the French Asscmb
said tina, Gen. de la Hittes did correspond
with that by Lord Lansdowne in Parliament the PIE
sious day.
plantations in the French Assembly, bar because his longer
sooun in London incompatible with The dignity Of ie
Republic after the conduct Of the British Government. H
said however this little affair will doubt blow
The Marquis Of Lansdownc did not re,ract. When tho
French Ambassador LETT he did not present his letter vi
call.
VIVA, explanation w. L'IIuys nigh, make 10 his Coy
he could say but he hoped they would prevent
any interruption 10 those friendly relations which her Ma
lesty's Government sincerely desired to maintain
In the House OF Commons the day Mr. D'Israe-
Ii having nteuosated the ministry Lord John Russell
Piled:
"Monsieur De rHuys having been here in ord 20
settle The affairs Of Greece and 10
with her MaJesiys Government upon that subject lis
mission having terminated, and lis endeavofs hay AIDED,
il natural the ambassador for tina, % os,
should be recalled. That is the only
present make, and will only ndd that regret this feeling
should exist the part ot the French Government becau
feel confident that the part III c Mllesys Govern
there has been every wish L. listen their epicsen.
tatons with regard the affairs of Greece, and hoped
that the mission of Mons Drouyn de lliuys would have
succcssu ready give facility bring
ing the affair Of Greece a conclusion by OF the good
offices of France and my belief is tina; il Baron Gros had
not 0or what cannot agine upon the 22d OF April
given up his MISSION the misunderstanding would not have
occurred.
In reply question the subject Lord John said that
recall had been Lord Normandy md he
trusted none would be necessary.