Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06
DOMrM STI0a

WAsHINGToN, March pa Pamphlet of sevent,
pages has just issued from the press this city, entte,
Remarks OF General Harrison, late Envoy Extraord
nary and Minister Plenpotenary of the United States
to the Republic of Columbia, certain charges made
against him by that Government. To which is added
an unofficial letter, from General Harrison to Genera
Bolivar the affairs of Colombia; with notes. explana
tory oil his views of the present of that country
We have not space to-day for any extracts from the no
dy oil the Pamphlet, but must content ourselves how
ever for the present, with the brief address which
pretxed to the "Remarks." The development contain
ed IN these remarks is curious one, and cannot fail
be highly interesting TO all the friends of Cen Harri
son. and OF our present Minister Mr. Moore and to ali
who feel concern in the political movements in CO.
iomo'a. Nat Int.
IL has become extensively known through tho
had occurred Of Colombia and myelf
previous to my departure from the capital of that country To
may feel interested in the matter clear
Of tho charges brought of CoIom
o IS the substance of letter. which addressed
the President full which was treated
butt without desire clearly him, any
should be TAKEN which would,
tend to % % The harmony between the
sep1nse from this course i was not for determine
koepns Tho which induced publish my unofficial
The notes which accompany it, deemed Soeo.raf for the
proper understanding of some of the
Washington aad March, 1890 '" H. "A'"''oN
AN ACT for the !hs[ IegaiioO Of vessels bound up
ne enacted oy the Senate and House Of Representatives. Of
the passage not be nceaa Si from "my a~s at
bound James River in tho of Virginia.
SEC g. further enacted That il shall be the duty of the
master OF the station,
the secre!. Treasury vessels to endorse
their manicsts place officer bound
James river having cargo from a foreign port.
SEC s. dnd DC further enacted That whenever there shall
no revenue on that station Tor the of boarding
sells when tho of the to render
mpactcabo to send officer board, any up
James RIVER having cargo from foreign port the Captain
hereby authorized and directed tho
Hampton of the manifest of the board
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Vice of the United States and President Of the SENATE
APPROVED, March %, 1880 ANDREW JACKSON
CARLE.roN March 3DIt deep regret we ave to com
muucae the death of STEPHEN ELLIoT Esq. CITY lie
His life had been OF public usefulness and honor
devoted tho promotion of all beneficial works among
esor and in the other Trustee Dectorto
mont of tho Arts and General teatureto the cultivation
0NN'NN
Review, work which ranks second of its kind in this
country and holds honorable among Europe
lie epuab known the author of the Botany of South
Ha WORK authority III that SCIENCE comprised two large
Volumes Among tho active in the establishment
Academy Of Fine Arts and Philosophical Society," President
Bank oil the state ana coadnor ana most generally principal
tending the furhorance of learning
good in community his life occupied abos
hclal 10 himseli, than 10 ms Species
Mr.. Elliot, understand, in his 5Sh year
his death His gentle and aud nytng-his
sngnay mild and persuasive His mind of cheerful
healthy chnTaceTis learning grcaths disposition to acquire
il greater For one who knew muchwhose
thought and comprehensive no peculiarly
est and retiring Not deeply imbuod with science,
could enjoy the uxurics and cncmens OF General
and devoted student hour of hi
ngs scarcely dry. hours before that melancho
the transition from this most evidence of life to the chill
ling certainly Of death We join in Iament
ow-cltzen As public and cParsblc lOS they invited
| to attend his funeral. . fCity Gazette