Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02

| appointed 10 open the Register. that lie was
really an inhabtant of the coded territory on
| the 18th day of July, (the day OF the delivery
of the territory.) The Register to continue.
| open twelve months then closed, and trans
mnttedto the Secretaries ofthe Territories after
which no other free male inlabtant, above the
age OF twenty one, and entitled to make his
election, shall lac entitled 10 any of the rights,
privileges, and imnunities of "a citizen of the
| United States, but shall be considered foreign
crs. The Secretaries TO grant to such inhabit-
ants as may desire il, certificates ofcitiZenship
Also an ordinance explanatory of the mode of
proceeding in the County Courts, and esta-
blishng the fees of the same.
| WAsmrNGToS, Sept. 27.-Aletter from our
correspondent at Pensacola gives us an ac-
count of the affair between Governor jackson
aud Col. Callava, the same in all essential par
tlculars as that we have already publish u. -
One or two extracts, however from orr cor
respondents letter, will throw some addition
al light on this matter
| PENSACOLA, SEPT. 1, 1921.
| I'm the organization OF tine government, no
one can have the slightest idea of the difficult
hes VINO Is not on the spot, and To whom its
situation is notexplained. There was bnf one
civil officer in all West Florid,, the Acade, and
his powers were almost indefinite, or rather.
under the old order, every thing but, under
the Spanish Constitution, of very little inpor-
tamce, comparatively speaking. There was
no government that we could understand or
administer it all existed in the arbitrarg win
and pleasure of those who exercised it, The
General has made what he could OF it."
After the surrender OF the country, Col.
Caiiava remained here, aswe supposed, for his
own good pleasure for he was never consid-
cred as holding any Official station near our
government after that period, and il cntrusted
with commission from his own government
he never made it known. Several papers. de
manded by individuals for the purpose of as
sertlng their rights, discovered in the pos
session of person who, il afterwards APP
peared, was under the orders OF CaIIava---
This person was ordered To deliver Them -
he refused and shifted them INTO the hand, of
tailava they were all brought before tb,.
Governor as you viii see in the FloridIan. and
ne committed for contempt All the Ar,cri-
4 cans here, and who had an opportunity or
Witnessing the transaction, highly approve IL
Some think be might have been confined in
ms own house, as was done in the case of the
Iintendant OF New 0rleans-but the General
would make no distinction between his ca.e
and that of the man in whose possess:on the
papers werein the first instance found. Sim
Tar difficulties are said to have occurred at ST
Augustine. mlder course was pursued by
the oliicer commanding there for the present,
but that lIareni course will be pursued |
i lave no ,I0ub.." IN1t Yef
TIL Board of Commissioners on SD. ish
claims, it will bc seen by the notification il, 90
days paper, have ad iourued until January
next, having acted, finally or partially, on all
the claims filed for examination. Pne num-
Der filed we understand exceeded three hum
dred, of which many aresreservei for arsu-
mcnt and further consideration. We hope II
present in few days summary view OF the
several memorials and the grounds of their
REJECTION or suspenson by the Board
September 29.-We understand the follow
ln5 vessels are under orders to cruise il The
West Indies and Gulf of Mexico for tn pro-
lection OF oar trade viz sloop of warH9 net
briggs SPart aGd Enterprise schooncrs Par
Po'Se, SHARK, and CIrampus and several uher
vessels of war along the coast of Fiorda and
Georgia. mi hi
\ NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Washington, Sept. %, 1891.
The commissioners, appointed under the
nth Article of the Treaty of Anity. Settle
inenr, and Limits, between the United States
OF America and his Catholic Majesty, conclur.-
cd at Washington, on the 22d day OF February,
1919, to ascertain the full amount and validity
oil the claims mentioned or referred to in the
SAID treaty-hayiBS, at their present session
duly examined all the memorials of claims,
MED with the Secretary of the Board, On and
before the 10th instant, in pursuance ofthe or
ders made by the Board on the I4sh of June
last and having disposed of the same as to
them seemed right; but having reason TO be-
iieVe that there may be other claims, the me
morals OF which have not yet been presented
Or having been presented, have not been
received by the Board, at its present session,
because OF defects in the same-do. therefore
OTder, That all persons, having claiins which
are 10 he received by this Commission, memo
rials OF which have not yet been fled with the
secretary or, being filed, have not been re-
ceiYed by the Board, at its present session, for
the reason above statcd--do file a memorial of
me same with the Secretary, preuious to tho
IJPSt .hoaday an january merit TO the end that
they may be then duly examined and the va
iIdlty and amount thereof decided upon, ac-
cordlnS to the suitable and authentic testino-
ny oil the same which may be required. And
that each ofthe said memorials now required
10 be flied, shall be prepared and verified i'm
conformity with the directions prescribed in
tnc SAID orders OF the Board, made on the 18th
| of June last.
And, that further time may be allowed to
claimants, to prepare and file their memorials
as above directed, it is
| OTdercd, That when the Board shall adj iourr,
TINS day, IT will adjourn to meet again on the
ltirSt Bonddy IN january merit /: at which time.
1t will proceed to decide whether any me,,o
rial which may have been filed with the Sc
cretary, before Tint day, in pursuance of the
above order, shall be received REORGANIZATION
And, in order that some further dispostion
may speedily be made of such memorials as
have, during the present session, been suspen
ded for argument, at the request of the cIa-
mants, it is further
ordsred, That the argument, in each case,