Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06

sr,;cle.. in which all the points ia dispute be-
tween she two governments are adjusted. in
manner the most honorable and Advantageous
tothis country.
The 1st article authorizes the free naviga-
ton Of the Pacific ocean, by both parties. and
recognizes the right Of fishing, and Of landing
ON all pOints Of the West coast not already 0c-
cupied, in order.to trade with the aborigines.
ed article provides, that the citizens or sub
jects Of neither country shall land at points 0c
cupied by either, without the permission Of the
Governor or Commandant.
Sd article fixes the boundary line at 81 de-
n erees, north Of which the United States are not
u to form establishments and souh Of which
: Russia cannot advance.
4th article allows free entrance, to both par
ties, for ten years, toto all the gulphs, harbours,
sc. Of each, for the purposes Of fishing and ira
| ding with the natives.
5th article interdicts trade in fire arns and
liquors; and provides that violations Of this
article shall be punished, not by seizure of the
vessel, but by penalties to be prescribed by
each government, on its own citizens or sub
jects.
9Th. This article prescribes that the ratifi-
cation shall be exchanged within Ten months
from the date ofthe treaty.
This Convention may be regarded Sc
cond signal effect Of the manly and indepen-
Congress. If the Emperor Alexander had
left it to our own government TO fix the terms
Of the treaty, it could not more completely
have secured all our interests in the Pacific
We congratulate the country upon this new
evidence of the excellence Of the system which
has been pursued by our present administra-
ton. Nut jour.
The President of the United States return
ed to this city on Friday last.
Ahn h..
inston this morning in company with the men,
beers OF the Navy Board, for the purpose OF
inspecting, in person, the Navy Yards and Sta
tons ON the Lakes and on the Atlantic, north
and east.
Mr.. Alexander HI. Everett, Charge DAT
flares for Holland, who has been for some
days on visit here, also leaves Washington
this morning for Boston, where, we under
stand, he will spend some weeks with his
friends, previous to his return to Holland.
Commodore James Baron arrived in this CT
ty on Friday last. 10.
The treaty with Russia, announced to-day,
is another OF the suspicious incidents Of the
Administration Of Mr. Monroe, On which we
cordially congratulate him and the country
For the successful result of this negotiation,
the Nation is much indebted, we have no
doubt tO the exerti0ns of our Minister 10 that
government, Mr.. Middleton, who combines
high personal character with talents Of the first
Order-but still more TO the prudent policy of
our government which has wisely cultivated,
Tor the last ten or twelve years, the good will
Of the Russian Government.
The article in another part of this paper for
which we are indebted to the Baltimore
Federal Gazette, comes in, at this mOment,
rather mataprOpos. 1t Is Of too important a
complexion, however and comes TO us in too
Imposing shape, TO allow US TO overlook it.
II conflicts entirely with the views which
have been hitherto entertained Of the personal
disposition of the Emperor Alexander towards
this country, that it would give us great
pleasure TO be assured of its being forgery
Fit be 50, tho fact can hardly be too soon
declared. MAJ. INT.
TIE article above referred TO- .kes from the Lon
from Memoir addressed in 1877 tie Court by
s of be ns sse pssns.p
presents as =" an easy enterprize"-l Enquirer.
We have pleasure in announcing the arrival
OF MonsieurI e Baron de Mareuil, Minister from
France to the United States. He reached
TINS city yesterday, in the steamboat, from
Norfolk. where he arrived from Brest, in the
French corvette La Bonite. He has tax en-
lodgings, we understand, at Wi!Iiamson's
Hotel. MAT. mi
The President, at this season ofrhe year.
may be said to reside at the same time in the
city and al his Loadoun farm. Exhausted by
the iatisues OF his official duty, he repairs 10
the country it particular business demands
ms attention, he repairs TO the city. For some
days past, he has been at his farm. AT pre-
sent he Is in the city, but will soon return TO
the country.
The Secretary of the Navy has left the CITY
on accuracy to the North, undertaken with a
view to the health his family
Mr.. Everett, Charge des Affaires of the
United States 10 Holland left this civ yester.
day for the North. [B.
NAVAL.-We understand that Caprain
Jacob Jones has been appointed one Of III.
Navy Commissioners. The Board is now com
posed of Capt. William Bainbridge, as Pres.
dent, and Captains Jones and Morris. We
also learn that Captain Isaac Chauncey viii
take command of this station. 1t IL rumored
that Captain James Barron or Captain James
biddle will be appointed TO the command of
tue Philadelphia station. nv. Y. Gaz.
The Postmaster General and lady passed
through this city OH Saturday, on their way 10
the Springs lGo,
r. The LEGISLATURE
Inc number Of ,adviuua.s ~ M, nave air.adv No..
oooeu 70 Albany atieud the extra me citing of Inc
iesis'aiure on Monday, 10 incalcuIsbIe NJ, 81.
were our Steam boats yesterday crowded IN sufTony
ion, with the members of both houses an a c,,,,n
ou' we understand that many persons from the ,,
VINO had come to visit the spr,ag,, have hen, ~,
course 10 the capitol, expecting % doubt In b s
sad aud entertained. IN r En-. Posi-. 'I,I az s""-
The New-Yo,k Gazette, speaking OF IN. %, 81.
OF me Legislature of thst Stale which ,,.. -, ,,s