Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-03
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DOMESTIC,

THE pREsIlNENsH

Wa regret that MIR. Monroe had nor extep-
ded his visit To Cincinnati. He would have
been astonlshed, in this period of almost mi
sersai siooni, at tie hum of business that en-
iVens our citv; he would have been astnnish-
ed at the appearance of city where but a
Few Years ago, all was a wilderness; aud Inc
would have been no less sratified a; the
manner OF his reception. The City Council
under an impression hat he would have
visited us, had made arrangements IN rersiv.
ana entertain the President in manner thar
msst have been grateful 10 his feelings and
honorable IN themselves.
LIE following letter, addressed TO General
Findlay, ill explain the reason OF the vresi.
dents shortening his route:
Lexington, jelly 5 1919
or: III was my intention to have returned 10
w ashington by Cincinnati, aud ihrourh the
sta!e OF Ohio but the extreme fatigue 10
whIch have been exposed in passing along
The southern coast, aud thence westwardIy
through the Cherokee nation. at SO warm :,
season has made II advisable for me to pass
ny me srtin,sin this state aud the western
parts OF Virginia, and In remain some davs at
each. lthss given me pain TO rel,nquish the
idea OF passing through Cincinnati d VERY i'm
purIan' ana growing town in eur Union, which
L nave not yet seen and nothing could have
induces me to IL bnt The considerations which
nave stated. OF which Won willha,e the good
mes, I" inform my fellow citizens there.
want, JAMES MONROE
WASHINGTON, July 50 We are ssrry n 500
me report, brought by the latest arrivals
from buenos Ayres, via New York. that the
anticipated pacihcation, between tbe "ovorn
m'nt OF hnenos Ayres and General Artipas
lad not been realized aud was net exncrtoI
10 take effect. This is III news for lie rs.i
trends OF South American Independence
To- ,1' those VINO nave hoped to see the flame of
rperiS mere not only kiuaIed and bIaziuo
TOR day, hut burning with "A steady Jiyh1
III tue shrine OF Il purely Representative 40
Verhment-the only one adapted to naurish
am protect II. we hope, Yet, that an ami
'1oie arrangement may be made bv which
an parties IL the Uuiied Provinces ,u,y he
INDUCED To rally round one standard IL 10
otherwise TO be feared that the existence oI
s smeil ieuGS VIII long defeat the permanent
success OF any SoVernmen having for its hast.
me representative principle and eouaiity of
IientS' Inc government of tie United States
va pH,"os hSfeS Is not at present all that the
,Iien9S OF freedom conid wish, and carnot he
untii internal tranquility allows OF the aboli-
uoh OF arbitrary laws, and the cessation Of
pracfices equally arbitrary the remnant ar The
haoits ana customs OF Il dcSpotic provincial
government: lnproportion We should re-
cara with pleasure this" congummaIion n,ost
deV0ntlN to he wished" we are paiLsI atnnr
Information from that quarter which las a
contrary aspect. fNt -
From tie u. S. F,lsate Macedonicy. mon,
q" The Pa,ifc Ocenn
n leIter received hi this city, from can
tam Downs, of the Macedonian, dated "A,
valparaiso, 10th March, 1919, states that
his crew Is III fine health, and he shouId
shortly proceed 10 Lima Ibis we under
STAND Is The substance of the information.
received by a late arrival al Nantucket.
nv. {. Ga<.
Commodore BAINBRIDGE ofthe II 9
navy, has left Boston on a tour 10 thr
Lakes II is understood he will also de-
scend me ~. Lawrence, and visit Mon
ireal and Quebec, before lie returns 10
the United States. IN
We learn thar the RUSSIAN MINlSTER
whilst on an excursion 10 Mount Vernon.
Obtained, from tree, growing over the |
tomb OF Washington, small branch
sufficient to make a walking stick, which !
he intends sending to Russia. AS present |
for The Emperor ALEXANDER, in reme,n-
brance OF our beloved Washington. with
Tie simple motto of" MOUNT VERNON" !
engraved on as mall gold plate fixed ON lis
head. IN
English settlement IN Illinois.
We regrei TO learn that misunderstand-
ing exists between Mr.. Birkbeck and a
Mr.. Flowers, vino accompanied hin, TO II.
Imois from England, that threatens ma
'er'"liy 10 Impede The prosperity of That
promising settlement. liz.
PHILADELPHIA, JuIy % S. BANK
offered, 81 asked, no sales
this forenoon.
In this city last week, 76 persons were
barred IN New York 81 in Baltimore Al.
Spanish dollars ill Boston are down
As TO" as to per cent. advance in
New York, fhey are to z; in Paris,
+ rance, June ., they were worth ST. 40
abundant, and expected TO be still lower.
as nothing vas doing with lie East Indies.
-. y. bank stock In New York is Al Oh I'm
03i IN Boston, no sales of il lately. I'm
London, June II, gold and silver were
low and IN little demand, Spanish dollars
being only 5s. | 3D. per OF.
Alter he first Of August, agreeably 70
" law "i Pun vivania, regulating banks
Ire charters OF all the banks, within Ihr
state, that do noipay Spccic for their notes.
VIII be annuied. Time will, however. be
gwen them, To WtHd Hp their concerns
''c nay expect To IL ar, that Of the J6yfs-
tue banks chartered in 1874, OuIy n fsn
viii continue III operation. Am. Cent.
BALTIMORE, July 27.-On Saturday last. in
OF information given 10 Judge
Bucc, lie caused tour men TO be arrested aud
brought before him for examination vino we're
suspected fbeimg engaged IN circulating coun-
ieIiet notes. While they were in the Judges
room waiting for examination, a by Siander
that one OF them threw someIbing
into ire place Immediately behind where
they we're sitting, gave notice OF the circum-
stance and on searching. il was found to be a
bundle OF counterfeit notes consisting of three
dollar bills OF the Bank Of Metr0poIis i'm lie
~ OF W shngtOD-and two dollars bills of
TIE mechanics Bank of Baltimore
Inc whole tOnr are strangers in the place.
having been here bar few days. One of diem
was pointed out by person present at the
examination as having bought Of him, the -