Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06
From a Buenos Ares Paperl
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Pa5hc Reception cf Mr.. RODNEK rs Minister PJ.ri.o
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Pa5ie RECEPTION 81 Mr. RoDNEY, Winisirr Pysmisoe
tiaTy TO me G0ssrtnisnt IF BUsii0S Tyres.
The Uwitcd States having recop nzed the
oil such OF the south American Government. rs were In m
uni possession OF their independence the government OF
me 'au United States has appointed the respectable
CE. AR A. RODNEY, tn be Minister Pienipoten,i,ry ID,
tne uoye nnirn OF b9enOS AyTes Mr r. arrived o,
Tue 10th Of Nov aud in few days presented The cre,l,u
"N o MS mission 10 The Secretary Government aud "
Foreign AnairsAfT these had been exam Ell 4. i,l, nt
deliberations which the importance the subject regir,J
they were admitted and ~ virtue Mr. r. was r.,
ccguized ia public aud official manner ~ Minister Psn
puienuary from the Republic VI the United Stare. In ,
GONeru4Dent. " 's
Il was deemed yime,liatey 20 give IN his m
eosniiion 50 remarkable singular IN It's Kind bt
sohmGy which IS Customary occasion, annn. An
civilized and emil ghieutd nt,i and which il as r,
Ell should consist oi public ami r.ception Of
Minister IN one of the halls Of the Government, Hose A.
'enued wuh such circumstances ui penGor as were sc
TO The ceremony But the unexpected III health ut N 49,
dad not allow this purpose 10 be INTO eject so
as was drsred ana IL was necessary his rec
very AT le"gtb, this happy was made Known ,y n .
Forbes Secretary of Legation appeared in the anr
OF M L. ana gave Doee To the Secretary sf Foreign
iatons that he health md suud he ~,
pared Tor his public receptionlon Tue OF Dee i; thai
tMe should be agreeable 10 the government compi.
ance with this n'imaton, orders Issued on the 24h
To all The Corporations ard Authorities of the Province
that they should assemble the 21I and he present 10
horour this solrm ceremony
ocloeS 10 he afternoon afhe day appointed the
Ohir oIeeF o the Minister OF Foreign Relaons accom-
panied by an Aid de Camp Of tue Governor and CaI,i
utne,a went ma coach Of state 10 the house Mimi,
Governi mt House The inisier and Secretary of Lee,
ion entered the coach AT that National fi,g
was hoisteh anu salute was hred The Guard OF Honor
stationed at the entrance OF Tie Government iiouse I'M
as
Ga'ds and Infantry received the Minister rendering him
The honours Of Captain General and greeting his presence
with full band OF martial music ep1taon of The
GOVfnmeni, consisting Of Or. d. Antonio Ecarane
Der Of The Tribunal OF Justice aud col d. Pedro ANDES
G'rcih waited Tor linn al the FIRST landing the staircase
from which tAey introduced him into The Cove Ii
through the midst OF numerous cOncuuse of zens " no
received hy HE Governor and Captain General accumna
Died BY tue Minister Foreign Relations of ovsrSmi
and Authorities, Damrly-,be Tribunal Justice e Gen
era Officers and Chiefs Of the Army the Department Of
Departments the Engineers of Medicine and o,b,r
distinguished individuals The Minister Plrniprien,iarv
was presented TO the Governor by the Minister of Foreign
lieiac"s, who indicated al the nl- The lively fee
"gs WIN which ihe noyeily aud grandeur OF The
an Address in his language The purpurt 4 hich wa
to express the sentiments of his Governments and lie plea.
sure winch he felt in being the organ through wLicbtcv
were transmitted TO His Exceleuoy the Govsruor a,.d
bis regret at having tees obliged defer pleasure by
reason OF his III health. This Address Interpreted bV
the Munster of Foreign Relations; after Which Letter
rom The President OF the United States put Into the
hands OF His ESceilency which interpreted as follow
Here followed MIR. ROdney's credentials signed by be
President and Secretary of Stated
AiIer ibis read and Interpreted His Excellence H.
Governor, showing himself deeply affected by so high an
sononr immediately replied through the medium Of be
SECRETARY OF Foreign Relatinus Ia these Ords:
Nothing can be more important nor more satisfactory
to va. tuunIy winch cave tue honour TO govern,
deed to myself, than this testimonial friendship on the
part OF The First American Nation. 1t shall ono Of the
, " ny u.ies 10 ipahe suitable returns, as shall take
Minister Pienpoteniiary, through whom shall r.uy i
my great and good friend the President OF the T. States
When Tie ceremony closed the Governor isyited The
gentlemen TO be seated after few minute. converse
ton. tide Minister Plenipotentiary took leave The ovs
or the ministers present. aud the other persons who bd
been assembled 10 give dignity aud honour To- the ceremoy
lie was Iben conducted back the first landing ON lie pf1
cpa stair where he had received ard again
tered the coach with Mr. Forbes the Secretary viii ,
Cmri Ohcer OF External Relations and GOvernment and
the AID De Camp OF the GUyern1rAt his depsrtrr te
gur Orm.d at his entrance paid him the same hIn6urs
aud the military band ptyeda grand march The gentle.
men who odpaued Mr.. Rodney saw hIn, back 10 Ills
cling. Tue National Flag was kept hosed III tic
.eittug of the sun
TIL. happy under circumstances Of pubIic
irm At the ragiCu events which have awaited the liberal
party ~ the peninsula, ba Infused cGusOlatorv spirit into
every mnd Tue country Is now well assured iat The dis
ncu'n 81 America Is bond Of anon a. a the States,
ch are known by that name and The honour OF the
mcr'odns ~ the North must be strong pledge l what
0tver hostile rvent may occur, they yi not cease 10 lie
'ur ny-Mofcoyer, when the United States reco uize,l
!e independence o Spanish America, they did not do IT,
m hey had veil penetrated The purposes Of the Eunpeau
abnes' aud found IL to be seued IN their secret councils
lat II would be very agreeable ~ their interests
For this reason confirm The intelligence which We
communicated ~ e number Of our pauer RELATIVE
% TIE resolution 81 England 10 Conuls To I'M lie t
,tnden Governments ol America venture 10 prcdst
LAT tie English sbip war which shall arrive ill
ring Consul General to this Nation.