Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25

tomorrow morning at twelve 0tl')r
Resoired, That = committee Of nf-
be appointed. anil that the
Senate benotifird thereof.
On motion Of Mr.. Owen, the COM
mittee was or,lered to consist Of seven
members and the House adjourned
to meet at II o'clock tomorrow, to
attend the funeral.
Thursday, March 16, Neither
Hous did any business, having adjourn
Ell to attend the Funeral Of Mr.. RAM
kin. ys9~S
,Yhe Natioual Journal. says:
The President, with the fuue Secre-
taries, and the Postmaster General, en-
tered the Hall soon after eleven, and
took their seats on the left Of the
Chair. About half past eleven the
corpse was brought into the Hall; pre-
ceped by the Sejcan.-at.arms and the
Committee, and followed by the mour-
ners. Soon afterwards the Senate.
proceed By the SeJeant-at-arms, and
Vice President and Secretary, entered
theIiail, when the vice-President took
his scat in the Chair, on the right Of
the Speaker. and the Senate occupied
the seats which had been left vacant
ON right of tie Chair. The Supreme
Court Judges then catered, and took
their seats opposite the Senator's.
i The funeral service was performed
by Mr.. Post, the Chaplain Of the House
Of Representatives, consisting Of a dis
course and prayer, Soon after twelve
o'clock. the procession moved from
the Hall to the burial ground, where
the remains Of the deceased were de-
posted by the side Of those Senators
: and Representatives who lie in the
same inclosure.
The fineness Of the day induced
great concoursc Of spectators, and one
> universal feeling Of respect and regret
|, seemed to peyvade the whole.
: Friday, March IA bill was re-
ported in the House on the 18th. APP
+. propriatieg SsO4,7O5 for employing a
r Naval force on the coast Of BRAZIL
!f The Panama Message. and documents
we're read and referred to the Commit
. tee on foreign relations, and 10000
copies ordered to be printed. by vote
n Of 1913 to SO. A message submitting
n to the House the Appropriation flor the
n Mission, was referred to Committee
" : on Ways and Means.
Il The address Of the constituent
N Congress of Peru, to tho Secretary
'e OF the Senate and of the chamber OF
y Representatives of tive Republick Of
At Colombia, (Which we find in Boz
gotta paper Of January l2th.) tcsti-
r. fies the highest obligations Tor the
e services rcMdercd. 1t states THAT
= : when Peru was dragged to the very
! brink of the most dreadful convul-
!. siohs, her generous ally few to her
,e assistance and supplied her with
IT arms, troops, and all the elements Of
,) war-headcd by man whose very
n name was itself d tower Of strength
th under whose auspices they sought,
e. they found and conquered the enc-
~ mics Of Peruvian liberty. Twenty
~ thousand of their Spanish enemies
OF were lain lifefess in the dust. The
Q, issue Of two battles secured not only
~ ~ to Peru, but two the whole sof the
~ ~ Southern world, the blessings oi
" peace and liberty. Bolivar is now
&C. employed in staunChing the wounds
on of war--in establishing order and in
2, securing tho advantages resulting ia
he a conquest so glorious for the Rc-
he publick Of Peru. The members Ol
le- the Peruvian government solemnly
rk, protest, that whatever outrage ni
'st aggression may be offered to ths
ON Rcpublick Of Colombia, they viii
he bring to her, aid all the means ant
ke resources which they can command
The answer Of the Colombian gov
!. ~ crnment DEGREES solemn homag,
~ ~ of respect and admiration To the emf
"cH nent virtues Of the constituent Con
ed gress Of Peru, and testifcs that til,
nd government feel the most heartfelt
pleasure in manilcstipg towards til,
Peruvian government corresponding
sentiments Of esteem and regard. !
FROM HAVANA.
''0 Extract from q letter from Ia
oe vana, dated the 22d Of February
or :" On tho 10Th inst. Spanish squa
off tdron, consisting of FIVE fiigates AM
s.d la schooner, under Commodore l.
Bortlp. sailed cnr 81 JoUn Ic Cuj,a