Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16

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elected the following gentlemen electors
of President and Vice President of the
United States. 1t is distinctly under
stood that they are all pledged TO vote
cratic ticket had IS votes, the federal
ticket 80. Democratic majority i'm The
legislature of Newly orS, 80.
Henry Rutgers, Lemucl Chapman. John
W. Seaman, Jacob Drake, James Fairlie,
Augustus Wright, Peter S. Van Ordcn.
'fhso. W. Van Wyck, Joseph d. Mcneil,
John Blake, Jr. Jacob Wertz. Gabriel
North, Charles L. Dudley, Benjamin
Smith, Samuel Lewis, Alexander MNisi,.
Artemas Aldrich, Henry Brecker, aaron
Haring, Israel w. Clark, Darief Root,
Montgomery Hunt, Nicholas Fosdick,
Eliphalet Edmonds,- Geo. Petit, Richard
Townley, Samuel lawrence, .Nathen;al
Rochester, Worldly L. Churchell.
Dem Press
We hear that NJ. Dashkoff is recalled.
We hope the news is true. His represcn-
tat:,'ns to his court, and his endea-
rours to excite enmity in Russia against
tue United States, make his recall excee-
dinghy desirable. Neither on the score
OF talents nor department has Nj. ID. any
Just claim to the high station he has
held. To.
Washington, Norc,nJer I3.
We have already announced, OH the au-
thority OF the Baltimore Patriot, the oc-
currence of an unpleasant difficulty be-
tween our government and the Minister
of France.
Subjoined is an article from the same
&c
which, if true, are not less extraordinary
than that (which our readers are alrea-
dy apprized. We hope the breach is not
as wide as represented, because we are
confident if is the disposition of this 60
vernment, as we believe it is of the people
OF the United States, TO cultivate the re-
lations OF amlty and commerce, in their
widest extent, with Russia. and with all
other powers. If the Russian Minister
has received such orders from his govern
ment, as are indicated below. they must
have been founded on total misanpre-
henslon or misinformation of a transac-
ton, in which our government has, we
have no doubt, done every thing to mani
festlts regard for the precepts and usages
OF national law, as well as IFS respect for
the Sovereign of Russia. The existing
misrepresentation removed, as it soon must
he, there can be no doubt, although Mr..
Daschkofl may have been withdrawn (of
which continuation is wanted that ano-
Their minister will be sent 10 this govern
ment.
Wespeak on this subject from common
report only. lit serious rupture with
Russia is at hand, the approaching SEES
sion of Congress will enable the Execu-
tive to place its character and progress
officially before the people; who will find.
we are pursuaded, that the administration
has, on tins occasion, compounded nei-
ther the peace nor the dignity of the ma
ton, but has, as is its wisest policy, endea-
vored to preserve both inviolate.
Extract to respectable house IN Baltimore.
dated
Men York, Non. 8.
MR.. DAsCFKoFF, the Russian Min
,ster, has notified our government that
MS mission is at an end, and that he shall
leave the country as soon as he can ar
range his affairs. This is the result of a.
negotiation between him and our gov
eminent relative TO the arrest some lime.
since, OF hosloff, the Russian Consul
General, TOR criminal offence committed
III Philadelphia, and this last step is a., con-
.to'Tuty NTH positire Instructions from his
government. The same spirit which dicta-
ted these orders, will, in all probability,
refuse an audience to our minister Mr.,
PINkNEY, and may throw some obsta-
cieS IN the way of our trade. Mr.. Dasch-
koH leaves this city to day, and sells his
furniture during the next week. Patriot.
Ne,c-York, Mop. live understand
His Excellency Mr.. Daschkoff. the Rus
sian minister, has dispatched Courier to
his Government, who sailed from this
port on Saturday, in the ship Ann Maria,
tor Liverpool Mere. Adr.
baltimore, November ID.
The information of the intended depar-
tnre of the Russian Minister, was receiv-
ed by respectable merchant of fhis CITY
In letter from Newly ork. The letter
states this to be the result of nepociati-
on between Mr.. Daschkoff and our gov
eminent relative to the arrest. some fine
SINCE, OF Mr.: kolsoff, the Russian Consul
General, at Philadelphia, on charge of
criminal nature.
we learn from another source, tliatour
government has already Transmitted bv a
special messenger to the Emperor of Rms
sia proper explanation of the transacii-
on; and that our ambassador, Mr.. Pink
ney, has also had speciaLinstructions ON
the subject forwarded To him. From the
known character of The Emperor Alexan-
der, and the friendly disposition he has
often evinced towards oir governments J
particularly his offer to act as a mediator
during the war with Great Britain. 1yelIave
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