Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-30

BALTIMORE, Dec. 27.-Caplain Dun
gan, VITO arrived here Yesterday in The
Venus. in IA days from iayans, has po-
litely furnished The editor with files of
Havana papers To The 9Th hist
The Government Journal Of Dec. sd,
contains a letter from Field Marshal Pas
cual de Lnau, TO the Viceroy of New
Spain. enclosing the dispatches OF Colo
! mel Francisco de Orrantia, on the subject
| ct the defeat Of Nina on the 9Th of De-
tober. IFcd. Ga<.
GENERAL KOSCTUSyEo. 4
Translated for the Rdiiimore Patriot from The Pa.
| ris So Journal de { 0p,meice' Of Oct. "a
he funeral ceremony of general koSci-
uszko took place this day His nainr lJe-
longs 10 the civilized world, and his virtues
to humanity. America includ 5 him n
! rAong her most illuslrious defenders Po-
land iamenis IN him patriot, whose life
was consecrated 10 the cause of her lifer-
~ and independence. Frame and Swift
zerland admired in him The man of bene-
ilce and virtue. Russia, Mho,anquishrd
lhm, never behela a man moro mistaken
III ll,s principles, or firmer in adj, ersiiv.
We are notai all surprised. tl:cn. thatthe
funeral service, celebrated in ho ar ofGe
neral koSCIUszKo. attracted to day, 10
the church. of Saint Roch not only the
friends of tho illusirions deceased that
WIRE III Paris, but also "a great number of
foiaDders, many Of whom have shared
me dangers and the victory of our vari-
ors, and who wore that honorable disiinc-
'ion which occasions such glorious re-
collections. The Americans also paid
the tribute due 10 the memory of the
| friend of WASHINGTON, of ih hero who
shed ms blood in their defeHce, and was
one OF those TO whom they are indebted
Tor the independence of their country.
Among those who attended, we re-
| marked one OF our greatest literary char
acters, Mir. SiSmo.d de ,Ssmonai one of
| the defenders of orr constitutional rights
in the chamber of peers Mr. de Btoghe
and that general Lqfaystte) who, COM
panien in arms of WASHINGTON and
NoscIuszKo, shared their dangers, their
glory, their noble Observation-Disclosures, and
II we may 20 express ourselves, life itself
with them. Nothing but severe indispc-
sii!on prevented The attendance of tie
M'"'ste'' PtemPofcntid'y Of the U. States.
NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-By the Favorite, fl.
HAVE, the editors of this Gazette have receiy-
ed copy of the letter of our Consul at Havre,
70 Nir Galiatin, on the subject of quarantine
The following is our minister's reply:
Paris, Nor. /, 1877.
SIR,-I had the honor to receive vodr letter
OF the 18th ult. enclosing copy of the new
quarantine regulations imposed on American
vessels; for which please t. accept my thanks
did not fail 10 make forcible official remon-
stiances i'm writing on tie subject, but have
not yet received an answer have the honor
to be, very respectfully, sir, your obedent SER
want.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Mr.. Beasley, Consul at Havre.
We are happy TO learn, that, lust as Cap
tain Hlllara was sailing, letter was received
from Paris. announcing the success of the
above application. by the removal OF the quar-
antine.
We have seen letter from Mr. ReasIey, our
consul at Havre, TO gentleman in this city,
which remarks
" The Duke d'AngouIeme has promised the
manufacturers at Rouen 10 use his influence 10
have tue duty on cotton taken off and il is the
opinion that AT the next meeting of Deputies
tins revocation will take place."
IN. Y. Gazette.
AUGUSTA, Dec 20 The Diet, chment under the com
inland oibre zen Giascock, at Fort Hawkins took I'M
tneir lne OF march on Sunday last operate with
INC u States troops against the hostile Indians Pre-
ylous TO their departure, Gaines arrived al Fort
aspect, that he Issued complimentary General order
on the OCCASION The General, tits said intends visit
ing the troops at Point Peire before he returns To the
Indian nation. This circumstance has Induced The be-
ief that The power Of the Semn0es not so fonida-
oIe as Mds al nIsI dPpIeheuued- lChrOHfcie.
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