Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

ltis stated In tho Mercantile. that the Presidents
Message to Congress, reached Carthagena ia days
by the Medina from this port Thence il was sent 10
Panama, from which place It despatched in a Ma
ionai v-s',l :, Gi,valni All Lima L. w,.iIdy.
trom New York to Panama, more to GuayaquilI and
PROBABLY reach'd Lima in ftcenfy nine thirty days
from this city TD
At the last dates from Lima Nov. 2o,h) elections
wee TO take place for Preside ut and Vice President
and II was probable that Gamsa would he continued
as Presld.nt Mr. Liwrsnce had arrived. All was
quiet in Peru. TD
COLOMBIA.
On lie 10Th January last, Mr.. Moore, our Minister
Colombia. was presented 10 the Libcra,or President
BOLIVAR, on which occasion the following addresses were
interchanged
Mr.. .Mo0res address to President Bolivar.
In rendering your Excclency my congratulations up
preston OF my satisfaction, that the which
stoned your absence has ceased to exist alude the
war with Peru and that that contests happily terminal
ed and that all the relations of peace and aty again
established, between the two republics.
To one, feeling do, the deepest solicude for the
happiness and welfare Of this republic, the presence of
your Excellency at conjuncture interesting the
present. must be more than ordinarily gratifying The
Congress charged with the high functions of giving
the Nation form OF Government, is assembled i'm
this capitals and aided by your Exceencys experience
and animated by your patriotism, haer myself that
its abors will result in the adoption of system of Or
ganic law, liberal and enlightened in its character and
calculated to secure to Colombia the enjoyment of all
the blessings OF civil liberty.
representing country, which, like this achieved
its independence by dubious and proracted Struggle
ana winch, having passed through the ordeal of
luton, and through the difficulties and ns
awaysineidenta to great political changes has establish
cd government which for its simplicity and cheapness
and for the unrestricted enjoyment to its c-
Zens, OF all political and social rights NAV Justly cha
lenge the respect of mankind it would be natural that
should be impressed with for the final des-
TIMES OF country whose present condition strong
~ resembles that OF my own at the conclusion of ia
revolutionary conflict This sentiment is common to
the people Of the United Staes and all casse par
ties unite in admring the forttude, the talents and pat
rosm displayed by your Excelency and your heroic CO.
adutors in the bloody and desoatng contest with
Spain; and this feeling Is not cherished by any, with
more ardor and enthusiasm, than by that venerable pat
riot, the present Chief Magistrate Of the Unon whose
confidence in the purity of your motives and the rec
tude OF your intentions, has never been shaken.
remit me to remark in conclusion, that i'm your Ex-
cellencys absence, my intercourse with this govern
mt has been of the most frank and friendly characte
and that all occasions, have found its members con-
cating in their department. liberal in their policy and
just IN their determinations and TO maintain this harmo
my OF intercourse, and the cordial relations sbsist
ing between our respective countries my xertions shall
De sincere, decisive, and underwriting.
President Bolipars Reply
TRANSLATION
SIRE Your mission has been very satisfactory to the
Government and particularly TO me, for il evinces the
interest with which the people of the IT, States regard
us, and the cordial sentiments CT amity which YOUR Co
vernmen has protested towards ours since the iustri-
Gus Gen. Jackson became President.
Inc Council OF Mi listers has appraised me of the
i'ahh' cohcla'ory ana friendly manner with which you
have depored yourself in your relations with it, since
your arrival in this country. could not have expected
any other behaviour from Envoy nominated by the
venerable patriot who has been elevated to the First
Magstracy OF the great Republic of the u. States by
his own merits and by the voice of the people, hone
sir that you will impart to this distinguished
my sentiments of respect and admiration. The time has
been, when the analogy which exists between his career
and my own gave me lively interest i'm his DESTINY
Communicate, likewise, to your Government the ardent
desires OF ours for the conservation of the good har-
mony which fortunately ex SITS between Colombia and
the country of the immortal Washington.
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