The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-18
.Sa.ract ofa letter, dated FED. 2, ISL, to
Mercantile House in This Cifu.

Sa,ract ora letter, dated FED. 2, ISL. TO
Mercantile House in This City.
awe have at last come TO a liquidation
OF the average of the Vermont Itsis, how
ever only provisional; there are already
one thousand eight hundred francs more
than. we paid (not included in the liquida.
tion) at Paris. for the memorial presented
there to the Court de Ces::ss::a Inc n rand
Judge, the President of the council of Pri-
yes, and the minister of marine, in order
to keep the business open for revision,
whenever change of circumstances may
promise success.
"The Court of Porto Ferrajo condemn
ed rs also to pay 1900 francs. for our re-
fusal to give up freely the amount of the car :
90 that was in deposit here; but the sen.
rence has never yet been signi6ed TO us !.
If ever it should be, the Arniafeur of the
privateer is obliged TO give caution for the
money. and we are prepared with Vur ap-
peal at the court Of Elurence. In a few
days we shall get the average papers from
our Tribunal de Commerce, aud we shall
lose no time in making out the account, and
closing so far with the concerned"
Misinf ormdfion.--In our paper of Sat
urday. we mentioned that our boatmen had
Drought US information that an English fri
gate the Castor, had come 10 anchor off the
Highlands, about three and an half miles dis.
tant, where she still lay. Hearing doubts
expressed as to the correctness of the report.
we have been at no little pains to trace the
story up to the persons who commune ated
it to the boaemen. and find thatit is totally
without foundation.
". York E. Post.
SOMETHING NE W-YET OLD!
x.ylr -
May 1910, we never saw or heard of it
till yesterday. when we discovered il
among our copious files of Buenos Ayres
and Monteviedo Gazsttes--If, according
tothe usage ofthe Presbyterian church. our
congress presented me hand, Of fellowship,
TO newly-initiated brethren, it is honorable
TO them but. we presume the following
letter is spurious Wig.
2yansiafed "a, the vhiy--F From, the Buenos- 4aue.
Gazette Of San. 10, 1911.
- LETTER FROM THE AMERICA AN
CONGRESS roTHBcIry OF cAnAcAs
6. Sisce we broke the chains of slavery. AMI
let the whole world know that love of Iber
ty makes heroes peaceful men, and trans
forms apunctilious people into courageous sol
d:ets, we have not yet enjoyed sweeter, more
agreeable day, than that when we learned tina,
you had resolved 10 be frees Who could have
believed tnat proviueIfce would employ tyrant
for the purpose ofdestroying tyranny on this con
einent and that the same should break your
fetters who has imposcdthern on Spain Ali a.
merica shall soon be a tree and happy nation
by the fortunate circumstances in which you have
found yourselves, you gather palms Of victory,
which are not sprinkled with blood. Friends and
com-patriots, we, congratulate you Reckon
with US, that we are brothers, your interests arc
GU 5, your glory is ours, and we wish you rcun:.
ON end fraternity.
Washington, 10Th May. 1870"
i:it-;Sv,
The British sioop of war. Little-Belt,
(Cofenhagened tron!the Danes, in 1907
of which some mention is made in this at
eernoon's paper, in consequence of her lnso-
ience TO the frigate President. commodore
Rogers, has been guilty of several violations
of our rights as neutrals. while on the Hal
lax station On the sixth of March. last
the schooner Nancy White. capt Royston
from this port, bound 70 Barbados, was boar
bed off this bar, in Ia fathoms water, BY. her
officers, who torciby breke open the matches
stove the boat, and on requesting the assis
lance of her carpenter to- repair the damage
done. received nothing but abuse.--Saran
nah Re11u6Eean