Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

to read and write, surpasses every thing we bav.
seen in our own country
STATE OF DUBLIN
We are sorry to find, that the manufacturer Of
Ireland participate in the distress, which so ex,.,
sively prevails in the manufacturing districts of
England, and that even 10 Dublin the population
seem to be almost in despair. In our opinions
unless Immediate measures are taken by the gov
ernuient for the relief of the misery, which the
mass OF the population now endure, they will be
and ought 10 be responsible for the consequences
we copy from the Dublin papers the following
statement, by which it will ap pear that the peace
oil that city has been broken by crowd of srsons
representing themselves as in a state of starvation
In consequence of a resolution, which we under
stand, was entered into Saturday last by the
hehef Committee, from the scahtness Of the funds
IN their possession, TO reduce the wages of the I'M
fortunate weavers, who have been employed in
making roads In the vicinity of Dublin, sirpence
per day, many hundreds of them assembled yester-
day, IN the neighbourhood of The Circular road.
and came in body into the City; they made a
formidable, but at the same time, most affecting
and melancholy appearance, many of them held their
squalid children by the hand, and poverty and des-
pondency 10 such an extent was depicted In their
countenances as to be sufficient to excite the com,
misseration OF any person. In passing through
Wesmoreland-street, &c. TO the Royal Exchange,
they distributed printed handful 10 the following
Effect
:" Fellow Citizens, DO not be the least sur
pTiseu at seeing SO many of your poor fellow
citlzens rambling through your Streets in order %
ask whether you have given your sanction for US
poor road makers; to be reduced from shilling 10
sixpence per day? Give US bread for our children:
SO Oh he TWO evils, choose the least for rely on it,
we will billet them where there is something 20
eat" -
Between two and three O'Clock they arrived at
the Royal Exchange. About haf-past four there
being no answer given to their memorial the be-
came impatient. About five O'Clock thew began
to depart from the exchange in different parties:
some OF them went up Usher's uuay. and forced
open bakery; others adopted the same course
to get provisions in Thomas street. Francis street
the Coom3e, Meath street, SC; blu, the I,ross,
number assembled in James street. and with stone.
or brlck-bats attacked The bakery of Mr. Mapders
Four OF them Were in different places. taken
into custody. We will not attempt 10 be APOLOGIES,
tor excuses committed under any circumstance.
but surely the wre'ched situation of those unfo,-
tunate beings and their families, is enough TO drive
them to desperation.
LATEST FROM VERA CRUZ. The scbr
Blucher, Capt. Fitch, % days from Veracruz. ar.
rived here last evening. Passengers, Henry Ans.
tin, John A. Minges, p Kearney, Edward
James, and ]. Banister.
We learn by the Butcher, that the delegations
from the four Republics, Colombia, Peru. Guat.-
maa and Mexico, have concluded the mai, b,s;
ness OF the Grand Congress of Panama, with.
out waiting for the moral influence of the Iinis-
tiers from the United States and the European
powers. One member of each Legation had re-
turned 10 their respective governments the re
mander had embarked for Acapulco to resume
their sessions at Idcubaya, near the CITY of
Mexico. The Mexican Legation and part of that
from Guatemala had arrived at Acapulco, where
10 hora tvar dali a.
the Government Extraordinary Gazette (which
was transmitted to Veracruz by expressly of the
delegation from the United States.
The state OF Commerce is represented as de-
plorable; two years stock of goods in the mari 81
and no money to pay for them. The mines upnro.
ductive, and many Of those engaged by foreign
Companies, abandoned.
Commodore Porter had taken command of Tho
Mexican Navy, which is in dsman,led and in.
efficient state, without officers and men sufficient 70
man one frigate properly.
When the Butcher left, Veracruz was ouite
healthy; no instance of fever having occurred for
six weeks previous TO her departure.
We have received by this arrival file of the
Astro de la America, printed at Veracruz tn the
2lth August, and a supplement to the Mercury
In them we find nothing of interest but some veil
written disquistions in favour of federal severn
ment, urging all the South American Republics n
follow the example of the United States. and the
following very important official letter fr5m the
Congress at Panama.
Supplement to the Mercury, No. 237.
VIVA LA PATRIA.
LONG LIVE OUR COUNTRY.
1He1tcan Legation IN the assembly of the ne,p
states of .Rnerica.
MosT EXCELLENT SIR:-We have ,r,;ved o.,
this port this day on board the brig of war Constant
we departed from Panama on the Dist of lac Z
month (Juy,) and we have the pleasure 10 inform
your Excellency that the 18th of the same
month, Treaty OF Perpetual Union and Friend :
snip between the concurring Republics, an uncon
ungent convention, private (reseruado) under
standing and an agreement were concluded and
signed In few days we shall have the honour tn
lay them before your excellency
Coniornaoly to the above mentioned agreement
the Assembly will continue its sessions in The
town OF Tacubaya. In consequence of this. a
Minister from every Republic will 90 10 Mexico
whilst the others have departed for their re,pec
i've Countries 10 give account of the proceedings
in the Congress. His excellency Don Peter GuaI
Minister from Colombia, is 10 depart from this
place for Mexico, in three days His excellence
Don Anthony Larrazsbal Minister for Central
America, has accompanied us, and will proceed
to Mexico; also His excelIency Don Manuel
Iudeia, Minister fer Peru, the Secretary OF the
ABOVE mentioned Legation, and that of the Central
america, Will arrive in few days, with the brig
Three Sisters, also to proceed to Mexico.
We give your Excellency this information that
you may be pleased to order whatever Won rnav
lhlnk proper, to procure whatever aid and accom-
modatlons OF which the Plenipotentiaries NAV
stand in need, in manner compatible with the
dignity oil the Republic; and that your Excellence
may transmit this important news to his Excel
lency the President May God preserve your life
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