Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21

reciprocity between US and Hsyt ia respect nsviga>
ton The lesson which we have received In conciudlng
similar treaty with Brazil, ought TO instruct US In the
IT, however az Is not impossible system Of recpro.
city has been concluded between the two powers.
arrangement. The American and the English Will not
be slow to sail their vessels under the Hayden dag In
order to bring into ports the productions OF that Re
public under the privileges attached by the Treaty to this
kinl OF importation. The custom house laws are nes-
,her so well executed nor so good In Hayt that
suppose the productions Of the ncghborinx islands will
be able TO take air Of naturalization there prepare
tory their Introduction ioto France.
FROM BUENOS AYREs.
The N. Jonr Of Commerce is Indebted to a gen.
ilem IN on board the ship Boston, for Gle Of Buzz
Ayrean papers to May 9th. inclusive.
On the 25,h Of April an engagement took place at tho
Pass del Roy of the river Conchas, in which Governor
Lavac that the enemy lost more Than 900 Killed.
while theloss of the Buenos Ayreans was less Than o.
mys horses but afterwards lost them, aud 5000 Of their
own. With these the Lopez party fled TO distance
which placed them under irons new attack
ing the Bucnos Ayre ans masters oil the ned. .
On 2sth, decree issued, signed" Brown" and
" Martin Rodriguez which dcclaros that mo foreign
er Of those who liable scrve himself
under any prstence whatever, from rendering his SER
vices in the corps Of city militia as the law directs
Penalty for refusing 10 serve.-for the hrs onenec
ne, for the second expulsion from the country tn "a
hours" ,
FL TEMPO Of May 5,h states that Messrs Bernardo.
Of whom President of the Republic Of La Pla-
from 7,h Feb 1896 TO its dissolution In the early part
of 1927 had just embarked for Paris Their conduct 10
this expect is severely ccnsured by that gcverDnent
print, which says, No true patriot permitted 10 de-
sert his country when he finds it in difficult circum-
| stances"
Tho s British Packet" Of the OH, contains COM
munica,ion of Admiral Brown resgning his Office as
Provisional Governor Of the Province account Of his
ncapabiiity TO fulfil its duties. and finding himself
of tho sphere OF his talents Also decree OF La
vale appointing Gen Martin Rodriguez to the station
| thus vaca ted.
| negotiations Of Peace On the 4th May, flag Of
truce arrived from Governor Lopez, with communt-
cation proposing to treat for This Gen. Lay1lle
| down their
No pacific arrangements had been entered into the
| last advces.
BuEHos AyRRs, May 9.-M:. Mendeville, the con-
| sui general of France, having demanded and obtained
his passports. embarked Saturday ast. board the
| French bsrque Of Isis. She fred suluto Of IL
| guns Wednesday morning. at the moment when the
French ship Galatea approached, having on board the
lady OF Mr.. Mendeville-and the French brig isis.
bound for Havre Don Bsrnardiao Rvadavia and DON
Julian Scgundo &c Aguero passengers in the said
brig We believe the salute was intended for the lady
Of the Consul.
Previous to the embarkaon Of Mr.. NJ. he addressed
note TO Mr.. Forbes, the American charge d'Afaires,
OF which the following is a copy:
Permit me, sir, opace those Of my fellow country
men who cannot quit the county under the protection
and uninterrupted friendship which unites the two ma .
tons and the no5eness of your character certain
guarantees Of the interest with which you will watch
/ sion Of my gratitude"
Mr.. Forbes, in reply, said he could not under any
circumstances refuse the sincere, tho feeble Offices
his friendship to the subjects Of his Majesty the King of
France, in any way in which those services might be
useful necessary"He however stated that IL would
he :" entirely impossible that he should attend TO the
French interests in any DETAIL" but only in oil
urgency and importance" STILL tho circumstance ap
pears have excited sensation in Bucnos
Ayres and certain structures having been published
the subject in FL TEMPO. Mr.. Forbes induced 10
Il publish vndic alton of this conduct
; MEXICO The Philaaelphia Gazette, and the Ma
- iiona Gazette, contain the following intelligence from
Vera Cruz papers &C. TO the 18th ult.
In an address the President of the Conederacy made
20 the Chamber Of Representatives at the Gloss OF they
late session he spoke Of the relations Of Mexico with
the United States continuing be OF the friend
), ~ nature. That there might be delay in the eS
change OF tho ratihcaons OF the treaty of limits compe
eh authority had been given TO the Minister at Wash
lhson that it might be verified. The treaty Of friend
s'P commerce and navigation. concluded by the plen-
poeharies oil the two republics, is still before the Sen.
ate; and every day in the opinion of the Executive
makes more urgent the termination of this
without which the relations between the two eoun,ries
cannot be made permanent"
The Treasury of Mexico is empty. To repionish 1t,
uccree mas been passed, exacting for one wear con
riouuon OF i've per cent all income Of $1,000 and
and OF ten per cent all incomes Of upwards
u Of ten thousand dollars. The officers of
to make this contribution, in common with private CHI;
zens. $50 r' wv
One OF our correspondence an inteIligent Arcr;ron
"aveher' says: " his country now enjoys degree Of
peace and tranquility which have moi before observ
ea since my residence 10 III yet the dearth of the
W. mat me government has been compelled TO issue
paper which sold at great discount in order TO raise
eans OF meeting tho eSigencies of the moment @ uer-
zero ana hs cabinet are very popular aud there seems
70 De disposition among all cases Jar with
= any pilvatIons under his Administrations
Ihe Navy fear, is Abandoned not to be soon again
resusci'aed Com. Porter is iaeIexico settling his ac
counts previously TO his return to the u States He
VIII certainly carry home with him the best wishes Of
ms conntTymen in Mexico"
me newspapers contain energetic editorial articles
ana ocai procama'ions in reference to the
spanish INVASION which appears have been regarded
as almost certain According the articles lust mem
uoeu, me siexicans are not only exerminate tho
,nvauers hut to retor hos,tes upon Cuba and Porto
hco. Our government is accused of having done NOR,
70 Illustrate the independence of those Islands t an
other power. ~ ny
FREE Trade seems to have become the bug ar of the
MeMcans Committees ia the two Houses of their Ma
ona congress have made long reports against the svs-
em.reeommehdng, augumeniativey The restrictive or
prolibitory policy "
FROM COLUMBIA
NEW YoRK, July IL The packet .brio A,bs,i,,
Capt. sullivan, arrived last evening from Carfbsgen,
bringing advces TO the 25ih ult. The war had been
reviewed between Colombia and Peru but owing 10 the
| warm season, was not prosecuted with much vigsr
mere had been reports that the Colombian troops had
het WIN reyersen the neighbouhood of vaouiI
fEnn hall