The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-22

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Can privatccr.
SaoN TIE LcNpoN GLOBE OF DEC. 81,
1919.
N1t5sca:io,; from Government 10 the Lord
lifcyo,.
(COPY.)
" Foreign O6frs, Dec. %, 1915.
" have the honor To acquant
your Lordship, that MIR. S. Baker has arr-
we'd ct this Office, this morning from Client,
with the intelligence that = Treaty of Peace
was signed, between his Majesty a,;l the u.
Sites of America by the respective Pieni-
potentar;es 1t tina, place, ON the 24th inst
IL IS at the same time, my duty 60 acouain.
your Lorlship, that it is understood by the
treaty. that Hostiiites will cease as soon as
1t shall have been ratified by the President OF
the y. Sta5es, as well as BY the Pr nee Re-
gent, lii the ndne and OH behalf o. MS Ma
jesty.
have the honor to be. my Lord,
our Lordship S most obeh ont,
. Humble scrv4r.,
(Signed) B.iTHURSI."
10 tie Right i'm. he Lord Niger"
There followed what the Globe. gave az
the terms Of the Treaty., published in yester-
day mornings Mercantile Advertiser, upon
which the Editor OF tie Glo1c makes the
following remarks u
ia this description Of the Treaty, we
read the humiliation o: Ministers in every
inc. It forms. indeed, 4 deplorable con-
trast with the hjsh-sounding threats and
ooasts at that part # the public press devo-
ted TO their service. The waving of seine
rights, and the mere retention of others, is
'nlserstlc hnale 70 u war that we were ted
n,u1t rot cease Until after the Americans had
oeea "coofoundc,iiy we'll forged :" which,
u was bcaStcd, mast dismciuber the union,
OVERTHROW me Government, and sweep thc
Aner!c;.nnavy from the oceau, not leavinf.
a sH!S!c bit OF bunting, rag. OF stick be-
hInti But, after tue state TO which minis
! GERS nld brought die country by their extra
vagAncc, and the war by their incapatity. if
thcy nifs been able to determine it upon
any terms not absolutely dishouorabla and
runous, II they have effected u lasting
eace, although not an atvan;a gcous one,
ii.' 10. merely purchased a s.,Ort and pre-.
CaiiodS respite, with Certainty of the re-
heWai OF war with increased force and vio-
icncc, and At time when America shall
nave both internally, and in her relations
with the European Powers many advanta-
6eS WHICH she does not nov possess, we viii
hor &C disposed to Complain. From E,em
.ls Country had no right TO expect any thing
nstteii The war Ill the Peninsula iaseush-
ca III their hands, until a spirit of energy
was infused INTO IT u the excrt;Ons of he or
| position III Parliament. The same inca,.a-
| CITY has been observable ia their rnanaise-
ihent OF the transatlantic Yar but teii. tar
| d'ly c%ersed vigor did not Tiers promise Ike
success, rs t'!e growing spirit of the country
Was toie to meet 1t with corresponding force.
| We understand thata coy Ct the 'rrr,fy
was laid bt fore the Cabinet Gil Nlontlav last.
and acceded 20, with mere addition of the
Ciuse that tostiiities shall Continue unit. the
r'ttication In the interval our readers pli
recoliect Mr.. MoNRoh'S iett.r, with e.tpIa
natoTy observations, has been received, in
which Il !" declared that the rights claim
ei by America sasn not BE- ceded in a sin,,e
instance; tn At the ensuing ca mp4isn must o.
pen with an army Of 100000 men, force
Presumed tnily competent 70 expel ne En-
ghSh from the American Continent ard that
Tor tins purpose recourse must be had to- a
"l'h1"ry consC rtption to which American
papers add that this proposition was SO wen
received, .hat Bills fer Carving il into effect
had been ero't into Congress, L passed Tire
several stages Ill the space OF ten DAYS from
Us i'rst recommendation. The advocates
Tor war, who form an active and numerous
Eocy LII the city, hltter Themselves that the
determined and invcteratc sprit OF hostility
displayed III these proce sdinEs viii generate
bo;I IN tns country and i'll America. ciifii,.ul.
ties and dlscCnteEts tiIat may prevent tie ra-
tticl'ion Of tdc Treaty. they think it very
hard to have been witnessing two or three
dull acts OF tragedy, exhibiting ;,r!y The minor
and Preparatory medicines. & that the curtain
sh,ul'i dop abruptly al tive very rorie,t hen
Trey W re expecting the grand den.pnei, NJ
It Certainly IS disappointment th.t lnu;t
not little hurt tlieir feelings and vourd
Their PRIDE but it IS one we cpprehend they
inust e1aarc with the same patience with
WHICH tdey have endured its authors. tn.
present minister's. The extraordinary rar,
blnS which took place ut the Stock Fx-
change Yesterday, although a holiday. is now
tally explained. M.n might safely take so
o. even 70 gu'neaS, to return 100 if Peace
was not signed in FIVE days when they wen
kncw draft; Was actually si,7.ed on Saturday
last. MI NakCr, TIC bearer the DISPATCHES
arrived estcTday about twelve o'ciock and
s.on ;ftt Lord Liverpool carried them 70
Carton H5use, where h had long inter
vc~ with tie Prince Recent. We believe
th.t private expresses had previously afr.-
ycd v1th the news, aud that Tie knowing
oaes lircu 'Cbange were fully in y ,ssessjon
Of Ii about once O'clock. Hence arose the
great hustle and activity a. sat time. So
InWn business was done Yesterday, II has
teen yay slack this morn; z. The terms
o! the ticaty art NOT EacG aud the fluids
w'ii;l rose yesterday yIcc its ;ilst announce
r9ent and the ncnens.-g :. jasiness done by
anticipation nsyc deCi1ef. ...as0.s, for aC-