Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06

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trecovering. and expects to set out in dsv or
two On journey. from which tina complete
)rs.establisliment Of his health 10 confidrotl,
anticipated. GH.
July 5.
We are obliged to give all the space in ou,
c0iums. to the List Of Awards made bv the
Commissioners under the Florida Treaty OF
which we have been promptly furnished win,
a copy, for public Information, on application
to one Officer Of the Government, after ,noth-
ar had declined furnishing Us with il. Il NAV
be proper to add, as an evidence Of the GOOD
faith Of the Gov ernment and the industry al
the Accounting O0Rcers, that the whole amount
Of these claims has been alrsady liouidated.
except about 8 100000. OF the amount H.
quidafed. 6ore than two hundred ,hous.n nd
dollars have been gained by the Government.
being the amount withheld as due to the
Government on Custom house Bonds. &c. by
different claimants. fn.
NAVAL OPERATIONS.
Inc following vessels Of war, we under
STAND, are now eqnipping for sea with NIL pos
slbls despatch, to wit: North Carolina, ~,
Commodore Rodgers Constellation, A.,
Commodore Macdonongh; Hornet, s2, Capt.
Shark, l2, Lieut.. Stevens Porpoise. Lieut..
Skinner Store ship Decay, Lieut. Gamble.
We should presume that considerable por-
ton ofthis armament, Is intended 10 shesS it,
se'f along the coasts Ut South America, in ur-
ger 10 impress the uati0us there with a proper
idea, VI our naval strength, We shall be- glad
To nnd II 80 I; and trust that tho President iu-
tends to combine this exhibition of national
power with suitable display Of diplomatic
dignity and talent in those interesting regions,
10 counteractiUn Of the impressions and n~go-
t'ations now evidently attempting to be effect
ed oy several Ut the most imposing cabinets OF
Europe. HUH. C.. Cux.
New YoRE, June ls.- Cslonisaiion Of Ffes
Persons Of Colour.-T'he Rev. l.. ID. Dewey,
an Agent Of the American COLONIZATION So
ciety, has published the substances of letter
which he addressed to tile President Of Hayti,
With the answer of President Boyer thereto:
Mr.. De~sy's object was to ascertain on what
terms persons Ofcolour would ba allowed 10
emigrate 10 Hoyii ;and the answer Of the Pre-
silent Is in his usual frank and transformations
manner; doing credit TO his penetration as a
Statesman, aud his good feelings as a man
ana ne has sent an agent to this city, (CiIlzen
"Grabdsille) to enter into an understanding
with Mr. Dewey, aud the Colonization SOcis
on the subject. Cilztn Grandville has
funds to defray the EXPENSES Of GOO smigrsnts
W way Oh experiment..
1t was not to be expected--fot reasons
which are obvi0us,-that the General Colo
nizstion Society, would readily countenaacs
this new projec, and it is said, for them, tina,
the proceedings of Mr.. Dewey in the premi-
SEES, we're wholly unauthorized by the Society
aSwever it may excuse the motives in which
II originated.
This gentleman who Is Of education being on bis
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seat at the table with the other passengers, rudeiy
spoken To by army Lieutenant hom the South (wao
did not know him. and who would no,
AZ table with a negro Mr. Granville Immediately arose
apologisrd To the company left The roou
Ikaf ne uas an .er Hay md ,sisa tere nc nsads
Ais custom TO "rTra those sUl0 sssd strangers" Eigh
teen Of the passengers followed him. order
Tor themselves the Hayden room and left
Inc Ltes aa alone his liable DTS contuct
DIR. who.reped the sani Japo1s on aur
o ~ Is unnecessary to add 'hatthe coiosIe gentleman
was afterwards treated with the MOST marked attention..
Emigration 10 Hayti "A society To aid 10
the great object of assisting an unfortunate
portion Of our population 10 emigrate. to a
laad where they will be enabled to enjoy all
their civil rights, and where they will be fus.
Tered aud protected By well organized 20.
sernment, has been fsr,ned IN New York -
It's Concerns to be managed by board oi
twenty live Directors. Citizen Granville
VINO was prescott at the meeting, after ex-
pressing ibe satisfaction he felt ON the occasion
slated that ne was charged by his country
meo TO make the inquiry whether, ifa Society
Of a similar kind should be formed in Hayti,
It would be- agreeable 10 this Society to allow
them To cooperate and to place in its hands
and at its. .disinsal, all the funds which, as
private individuals, obey might be able to raise.
The proposition was acceded to, with much
satisfaction"
From communication received by the N
I OK Society, IL appears that the measure of
emigration is very popular among the colour
ed population.
phiRt containing the correspondence between
l.. ID. Dewey Esq. agent OF the American Co
ion.zatiOn Society, and the President of Hayti
relative 10 the emigration to that Island of the
free people of colour of the United States
the managers of the New York Auxiliary Co.
lon'zatl0p Society, at a special meeting held
on the 2lst instant, passed the following reso.
luton -
RESOLVED, That this Board, acting as auxiI-
ary to the Parent Society at Washington
aud as such, being fully apprized Of their views
in reference to former applications from Hayt
ADD elsewhere on this subject, and to the pro.
priety of directing their operations to the
Coast of Africa, do hereby feel constrained
publicly to discIairn any knowledge, agency
or assent whatever, on the part of the Parent
Society, or Of this Auxiliary, as to this cor.
Responsiveness.
V'iuabie James River Lands for Rent.
pursuance order of th superos court of chan
Gerry for the Richmond district made on the 10th da,
OF june 1873, in the Gilat vs. Hancock and an
Of Fac te fInteI m The NJ u.