Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-21

Ifyour Excellcncy does not condescend TO Join in
IT, foresee immense delay and injury at a time
when the movement of the world acceerates alI
things, acceegating them perhaps TO disadvan-
tage.
After the frs, conferences between the Plcnipo-
tentiares have been held, the residence of the
Assembly, as well its attribuuons, may be
determined in solemn manner by the msjority and
thea all our aim will he accomplished.
The day which our penipotentares exchange
their full pow ers will form memorable ezra in the
diplomatic History of America. When an hundred
ages hence, posterty seeks the origin of our inter
national law, and recalls to mind The conv en,ions
which consolidated her existence, she will respect
fully consult the records of the proceedings in the
lslhmus. In them She will discover the basis OF
our first alliances, which will regulate the system
ofour relations with the Universe. What will the
lsthmus OF Corinth then be to that of Panama.
God preserve Your Excellency.
Your great and good Friend.
Signed BOLIVAR.
The Minister ofGovernment and Foreign Affairs
J. S. CARBON.
NoTE.--This Circular which His Exceencv
tie President had addressed TO the Republics o.
Colombia and Mexico, the Counsel of Governmen,
in his absence, likewise forwarded TO those OF
Guatemala, Buenos Ayres and Chile
Patricia of G"ayaqlh.
The importance which too many of the Eastern
Papers attach TO titles is disgusting 10 every re
publican. =" IL is custom honored in the
breach. than the Observance A Salem paper o.
the 18th in giving account of /" sumpiuous
public dinner to be given on that day in celebra-
ton OF the 26th anniversary of the East India Ma
rine Society, produces the following list of these
" Titularies of DisntaIies of the Empire'' The
dinner (s,ys the Salem Editor) swi he in their
new and elegant Hall. The occasion will derry e
Interest and dignity from the presence of many dis
unSuIshed personas IS invited guests, among whom
we have heard mentioned, His ENceency John
Qaincy .7dams, President of tile United Statc4,
Ills Evcellency Lee; Lincoln, Governor of the
State, and Suite Hon. Joseph Story, Judge of the
Supreme Court OF the u. s., Chief Justice Parker
End the judges of our State Supreme Court Hon
limo hy Pickering, formerly Secretary of State
Hon. Henry Dearborn, formerly Secretary OF
War, Hon. Is. w. CrOtcnihshieid formerly Sc
cretary of the Navy, DIR. HoiyOIe Dr. BOtuditch.
Hon. MIR. Quincy, Mayor of Bosom, Hon Sena-
tor Lloyd, Hon Mr.. Webster, Hon. Joseph
HophinSoa, OF Philadelphia, Hon. DR.. HW, Hon
Israel TIOrndike, General .tiiier, and many other
distinguished gentlemen and merchanIs'
Truly most erceiien and honorable company !
This absurd custom seems TO he growing upon our
public Journalists. In truth, man-worship in yari-
Gus modes is too much the order OF the day Ii
ties dinners toas ings and spoutings have increas-
Ell, are increasing ana ought 10 De diminished
The Salem East India Marine Society, by whom
all this goodly company is brought together, de-
serves oiitself one moment respectful notice. 1t is
composed OF pc soas who have actually navgated
the seas be,ond the Cape of Good Hope or Cape
Horn, as m1stcrs or supercargees of vessels be-
longing TO Salem. 1t was founded az far back as
i799---in 1921, it consisted of l42 members, of
whom l2l were residents of the town Its pro-
iessed objects are TO assist lie INDECENT families OF
deceased members; TO collect such facts and obser-
ra'ions as tend to the improvement and security Of
navigation and to form a Museum of natural and
artificial curiosities.