Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15

Pdnl BeaiGiou. for Maryland District.
Morton n. Wdriag, for S. Carolina.
John II. Mason, for Kentucky
Ebsn. X. Derter, for Rhode Island.
James Brobson, for Delaware
Et'as Glenn, is re.appoinied To he United
States Attorney, for the District Of MARYLAND.
RS.
Oar readers viii discover, from The account
o, Tue proceedings, on Saturday last, in the
House oi Representatives, that decision has
taken place. by majority uf 20 votes against
striking out the first section Of the Bapkrupt
BIZ. II will be perceived that the decision
iook place IN committee of the whole, and
that lSo members only voted on the question:
being less, ny perhaps forty, than the number
now IN The city. 1t is known that several
voted against striking ont the first section.
who are opposed TO the bill in any shape. but
are willing 10 allow its details to be exanli.,
ed; and others voted i'm the same manner.
with the hope of procuring amendments TO
the bill. which will make il acceptable 70
mem. Although, therefore, the vote which
mas been taken, is an Indication rather Givura
BILE TO the bill--it cannot be considered as by
any means conclusive. Its fate will now, how
ever, be finally settled without much more de-
bate. I'm
Accompanying the Message of the presi-
dent of the United States, published in orr
last, was the following report:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, 7h March, t3oa X
Ihe Secretary of State, To whom has been
referred the Resolution Of the House of Re-
representatives. of the 50th of January last, re-
qiesiing the President of the United States TO
lay before that House such communications
as might be in the possession Of the Executive
rom the Agent Of the United States, with
ne Governments South of the United States
winch have declared their Independence !:
and the communications from the Agents Of
sucn governments IN the United States, with
the Secretary of State, as tend TO shew the
poliicai condition of their Governments, and
the state of the war between them and Spaip.
as II might be consistent with the public inter
est 10 commucicatc has the honor of sub
,mltnS To the President the papers required
~ that resolution.
The communications from the Agents OF
ne United States are only those most recent
received, and exhibiting their views of the
actual condition Of the several SoutI, Ameri
ian Revolutionary Governments. No com
mun'caiion has yet been received from. Mr..
frcvost since his arrival at Lima.
There has been hitherto no Agent of the
United States IN Mexico hut among the pa
'ers herewith submitted, il letter rrrcntly
'eceived from citizen of the United States,
"hn has becu some years residing there. con
aiming the best information in possession of
me government, concerning the late revou-
Ton IN that country and especially OF the
character embraced by the resnluiion of the
house. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
10 tie President Of The us
LIST OF TnE DOCUMENTS rnavsa,rrrn.
ioperS Nth the Rrpor, Of TIE Secyriirg Of St,t, q,
M s 5n,rfs,saet, Of ~ MARCH, 1922, il relation to
I'm .fJTc
July, 1890. ''"e'' 81"
,oe mr Forbes to Secretary of State, Cd September,
Same to same, llth September. 1921, extracts.
same 70 san'c, 2Sh September, 1921, extracts.
SHmc 10 Nh. Rivadnvia, 18th September 1921
1921. ~" H'P'e""''
6 Minute OF = conference with Mr.. RvatIavia, I7th
September, 1921 ''''
Mr.. Riyaeayia to Mr.. Forbes, 9th October, 1921.
,,eerse, 9th October, 1921.
M6. Forbes to Secretary of State o6,l, O.,,Lo.
1871, EXTRACTS. ''
Same TO sane, 9th November, 1921, extract.
San'e 10 same, 18th November, 1921, sxtr,c.s
1891, extracts ' '''" '"'e'
Same TO Mr. Joaquin Echoveria, 18th June, 1921,
copy. '-''
Gen. O'IIiggns 10 Mr.. Provost. o,l .y,nc 1891
1921 cxtracts. '''' august
Act Of independence Of Perm, translation.
j
aiiun. """'-
Fundamental law of Congress of vonezuela. 17,b
December, 1919, translation
Crcdcntial Letter 10 Mr.. Torres ,ranaI,t;op
her, 1921, translation.
Same TO same, Both December, 1921, translaiion.
olnic 10 same, Cd January, ly22 Translation
Secretary of State 10 MIR. Torres, IGt, January
1922. 'o"' "'""'''1 >
o. James SmitI, Wicocks 10 The Secretary OF State,
Treaties concluded in the CITY of ('orIc,,, ~ o4u
August 1921, between Donoju and Iturbi,Ie, trans.
lation. ~ ~
decree of the Regency or Mexico, translation.
manifesto TO the people Of Mexico, Translation.
.Warch l2.-The Board Of Commissioners
Tor deciding on Claims under the treaty with
opaIn,adlourned yrsterday,to meet on the nth
oil June next having completed all the bust
ness which was in a state Of preparation for il
to act upon. Ninety days further time IS
therefore allowed to claimants TO prepare ard
forward the evidence on which their claims
rest
we regret TO learn that The admitted claims
under the Treaty, are expected far to exceed
the amount of FIVE millions of dollars. which
the treaty STIMULATES for TD.
a paragraph is going the rounds of tho
prints, of which the following is the import !:
We understand that in consequence Of
some misunderstanding among the naval Of
lcers at Boston, captains Hull and Shaw
have ben placed under arrest"
Captain HULL, we are informed, is not un
der arrest. Captain SHAW, we regret TO
near, IS under arrest, and court martial has
been ordered for his trial. of which CAPTAIN
TIS6EY is the President. Tb.
From the New York papers, it appears that
there has been established in that city some
thing like Boxing School for grown gentle
men which has been dgni6ed by the appel
latlon ofthe New York q ymnastic institutions
and to b,Irlesque the classical idea still more.
the worthy DIR. Mitchill-whn anncars to be