Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21

! 4oclsck on Friday afternoon the House again met
and after great number of petitions had haze,
pre-; nted for and against the emancipation Of In,
Catholics. Mr. Agar Ellis, moved "tl,e Order o
me LAY Tor the resumption Of the adjourned q e.
bate OF last night" which was carried AYES 2u5
Noes as: majority 100. long debate ensued. il
which Mr.. e. Grant, Mr.. Brougham, Mr. Huskis
son. Mr.. Peel and others took part MrsGrao
sMa. was great day for England great DAY
,or lre,and--s greatday for his Right Hon Friend
(Nr. Secretary Psel)-a great day for freedom
ana common sense throughout the world-whsn
q bfitish Minister proposed to British House OF
commons concession to the Catholics of ireland
IhE DECiSiON.--Ata very late hour the y,l
iery was cleared for a division. The A. w.,
into the lobby. "e"'
Mr. Peel then addressed them, briefly ob,erv.
ing, that II was his intention to move the Resoln
uons IN Committee, and requesting. therefore,
they would not separate. The intimation was re .
eeived with loud cheers. The numbers were as
follow &c
For Mr.. Peel's Resolutions 3is
Against them 100
Majority in favour of Ministers ls3
Inc House having resolved itself into a Com
m,ttee OF the whole House lin conformity with the
decision above named, the Resolutions were mo-
yea anu agreed to, and the Report ordered to be
received on Monday. The House at three o.
clock on Saturday morning adjourned.
These particulars are from the Thrill Edition
of the Courier, dated Saturday n,orn;ng (M,rch
THY at O. ciock.1
Copy Of letter TO mercantile house in This e;fv
received 6y the Grecior, at .Netc York. dated
g., LIvERPooL, 4th March, 1929
SIR: We beg TO hand You the annexed eopv
oil letter from Mr.. Huskisson, stating that the
proposed additional duty on Strips is for tbs nre
sent, abandoned; from which il mipbt he f,rlY ar.
gued that the project would not be revived This
session OF Parliament, had we not before us case
10 the contrary, in the article of Sugar last wear
COPY
"RIcHMoNp TERRACE I'd March 1890
SIR: have just received from the Chancellor
OF me Exchequer, in time to rave the post, the
satisfactory intimation, that upon due consdera
non OF me various and conflicting representations
, when nave been made to him by the different
parties interested in the Tobacco Trade, and of the
dihcultles whichwould result from The proposed adj
eiuon oil 80 the pound on stemmed tobacco he n
made up his mind to relinquish his intention Of
,eeollmehdng Tor the present, any alteration in
the existing rate Of duty. You are reoue.tea In
communicate this information without deiav- 70 all
the parties interested in the trade.
(SigueI w. HUsEIssoN
New: YoRK. April live have before vs the
0aceta de Colombia OF Feb. Sth printed al Boyota.
the Patricia del Sulia of March =, printed al Mar.
acaybo. and Gaceta Estraordinaria of March 4
-aTTtna and reception ofthe american Minis.
te.,-Me nave the satisfaction says the Gaceta
liam II. Harrison, Envoy Extraordinary and Min.
Eter Fienipotentiary Of the United States to our
government, arrived in this capital (I3opota> on
tne oth INST; he yesterday presented his creden.
ua's 10 me minister OF State and Secretary of Fo
reign Affairs, who in the absence of his excellen.
cy the Liberator President, and by virtue of an
thority received from him, has duly recognized
the SAID Envoy, and expressed his desire that he
would enter without delay upon the exercise of
MS functions; assuring him that he will he nre
Srnp ltofnt
turn to the capital. We congratulate Colombia on
behoding the interest which is manifested bv the
government of the United States to cultivate the
most friendly relations with this republic; by send
ing among US so distinguished citizen as Cener.
al Harrison. The government has a full conf.
dence. that bis permanent residence in this cant
tai Will contribute greatly to strengthen the har.
mony and good understanding which happily exist
between the two nations
From the -Ne,c- York Go.et,o an,,,e
FROM COLOMBIA
The brig Mediana, Capt. Beekman, arrived here
Yesterday from Carthagens, whence she sailed On
the u.h Of srsh B0yar arrived at Tpche
ern division of operation, the vanguard. under
Gen. Cordova, having reached there the day pre-
vious. The rear guard, under Colonel Mos
guerra, was expected there on the 23d.
The Gaccta de Colombia Of the 9Th uIt. contains
long circular from Gen. Urdaneta, in which
great complaints are made of the immense cost of
the frigates Colombia and Cundenamarca, and the
.ooP VI wal DoilVdT all oil which were built the
United States. Ii concludes with an order from
Bolivar, that in future persons shall make con-
tracts with any foreign government; to build yes.
sells for the government of Colombia under the
severest penalties; nor shall send any vessels now
in the service of the Republic, to any foreign
country to be repaired, under any pretext what
ever.
The Gaeeta de Carthagena of the ODD uIt saws:
I'VE have the satisfaction to state tina. Colombia
is perfectly tranquil, and that there is nothing now
to apprehend from internal enemies. The pro-
vince OF Paste is entirely under the protection of the
Liberator, and, according to letters from Bogota.
even Obando had repented and followed the com.
missioners OF the Liberator who were charged with
settling the terms Of pardon granted in Popayan to
the revoIutionists Every body has Welded to the
generosity of the Lberator, and Colombia now ex-
lists by her magnanimity, wisdom and prudence
and by her constant watchfulness."
The same paper ofthe 9Th, says that official in
formation had at length been received from Boil
via and the South of Peru, that the inhabitants
had come out openly against the faction directed
by Gen. Lamar, and that peace would be the in
evitable consequence.
We learn verbally by the Medina, that Cen
Santander still remained in confinement at Boca
Chica.
The frgaie Cundenamarca was undergoing re-
pairs at CarthaSena, and would be fitted for sea
with all possible despatch. She was destined for
the Coast of Peru, and would be commanded by
Com. Jolly.
BALTIMoRE, April I6. The Baltimore Re
pr6ftcdH has been purchased, and will hence forth
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