Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-19
FROM SPAIN.


NEW YORK, March 13-The shin Joncs
Inch arrived yesterday, left Cadiz on the Sd
utt. Capi. DAVIS informs, that no events of i'm
Portance had occurred since the date of our last
advlces. The people of Cadiz continued dis
satisfied and refractory. Their cry was for
freedom and commerce they wished TO
separate and establish an independent go
'erhmen'' &c was rumoured that troops were
on the march to be stationed in the CITY.
Inc spanish government has formed a new
tarii', copy of which, we understand. was
iorw arded by our consul to government, by
'his snip. Captain Davis understood the tom
mage uuIy, which was one dollar per ton. was
made equal upon all foreign vessels. The
uu'y on slaves and fish was reduced, hut on all
other articles shipped from the U. States the
duty amounted to prohibition.
FROM Ldguiic.-The fast sailing schooner
Enoym'on arrived yesterday morning from,
LaSura, which place She left on the Esd ult.
Porto Ca,eiiO remained in hands of th,
Royalists, but was blocka,,ed by the Jndepen-
uehts Gen. Paez was in the rear at or near
Valencia.
PRESIDENT Bolivar was in Quito, and the
Wnole ul That country was expected soon to
become part of the Republic of Colombia.
the government of which was considered as
completely and permanently organized
VIZ .lIer. .Adr.
n
nonlnation by the President of a supporter Of
Governor Hester to be Marshal of P.nnsvI-
wanna, had been rejected by the Senate of the
United States. The following statement Of
tne PARTICULAR relative to this proceeding i
gwen IN Il letter purportiDg TO be written from
Washington to the Editor of the National GA
zt'tr, but, As we suspect, addressed by that in
Sehious gentleman TO himself or this state
n,en' we nave no hesitation in saying that no.
,m'NS oai the naked fact is entitled to credit
That Nh. irw in was rejected is true. and that
Dir. Van Buren,, Mr.. f'ind!ay. and a mn;orit,r
OF the Senate may have voted against him ON
polilical grounds we think by no means impro-
hable bul The reported debate Sc we ascribe.
To Tie Editors mistakiDg his fancy for his me-
nnry, and desire 10 embody his own cray-
ngs for the loaves and fishes'' i'm some shane
that might attract more extended sympathy
man is generally given 10 the selfish plants ola
disappointed partzan.
Extract Of a letter from r. Walsh nt yosl;,r-
ton TO IL. Flash IN Ph,ladeiphia.
"There is an anecdote current here. which
IS OF So much interest and appears to be SO
wen authenticated, that | must repeat il TO
you without further delay. The President
nominated lately for disappointment. TO the
Senate, Mr.. Irish, Marshal of the Western
District of your State, gentleman who
hears AN excellent character and is said to have
gwen perfect satisfaction in the discharge of
his official functions. When he was named
to the Senate, Mr.. Van Buren, of New-Yorlr
rose and asked if any gentleman present could
inform him, whether MIR. Irish had not voted
Tor MI Hester, in the late election for Gov
ernor al Pennsylvania. Mr.. F'indlay then stood
up, and affirmed his knowledge of the fact.
After which Mr.. Van Buren, exhorted the
Republican members of the Senate, to unite
with HIM IN refusing Office to all but Republi
ca"S' and those OF the genuine stamp. He
eXpatated upon the expedency and propriefv
OF, at length rigIdIy pursuing this system. and
upon the utility of giving the Executive a
clear lniimaiicn of the views and wishes of
Inc Senate on the subject. Mr.. Irish rus re-
Jected dcco dinghy Such is the relation of the
affair, now circulated and believed in this me-
lropoEs. Should IT be correct, leave YOU to
Judge OF the kind of national administration
under which we are to live. The vindictiye
ana proscrIpl've spirit of New York politics,
VIII be brought to bear upon those of Pennsyl-
vania. The majority of the people of your
State or any other, may be cut off FROM all
participation IN the honors and 'the leaves
and fishes at the disposal of the General
government, because they may happen 10
prefer particular set of men for the manage
mcnt of their domestic concerns"
NJ T. finer.
Extract q tetter. from Wastiagton, March IL.
ne commissioners under the Spanish
treaty have adjourned; previous thereto they
decided that cases Of contract are included
within the tredty.-Some criticism is heard to-
day as to the South American message-it
VIII nevertheless he approved. Anduaga, the
Envoy of Spain, is said to have protested.
and it is probable he will Withdraw TO Phila-
delphla and wait for Instructions-Th French
minister Is about returning to France, though
1t IS not thought that he has received any dis
patches since the change of ministry in France.
He is manifeslly dissatisfied that the CONNER
cial difficulties between the two countries are
not yet adjusted" IU.
Extract Of another letter from Washington, same
date.
"The Presidents message, ON the recor-
milton of the independence of the South Anne
rican provinces, is by all deemed important
aud some pOrtend it may result in a rupture
with Spain But whatever its effects may be
abroad, (lor the recommendation will doubt
less he complied with by Congress,) it will
probably pr0tract the continuance of the sss-
sion. 1t will also, most surely, prevent any
further reduction of the army, and make
room for some appointments TO Office. Mr.
Clay would probably he appointed minister
to one OF the provinces, If he would accept
the mission, and'it is thought that Mr.. San
ford now here, might receive similar APP
Pom'ment." ID.
BosToN, March Eve regret 70 announce
the severe loss that has befallen 1ourisbino
and useful institution, mentioned i'm the fol-
lowing extract ola letter to the Editor, dated
" Portland, March yesterday afternoon.
March 5th) the principal building Of Bow
dom College was destroyed by fire. IT was q
BRICK building erected in 1907, four stories
I. 1T 4.