Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

esiss ne BY Pos;lsbiag tho annexed letters ems.
ion has gooe abroad that Col Watts was recalled from
the Legation at ST. Pc'crsburgh, when in fact his
conduct met the entire appreciation OF the Government
Legation to Mr. Randolph, by Mr. Van Burcn-
Mr.. Randolph had the appointment Of his Secretary
and he chose personal friend aud god-son. Colonel
Watts, I am aware, had many difficulties with A.
Middleton, the Minister then resident at the Court Of
his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of R,ssia but am
also well informed upen the point, and believe no CEN
ic,on TO Col Watts. may. possibly, yet be the subject
both OF public scrutiny and private demand Injured
| feelings. A FRIkND
Mr. Ua,ts late Secretary Of legation to ST. Peters
bUgh, TO Mr.. Randolph
SrR--The Government will, doubtless communicate
to you the relation in which stand TO our Legation a,
cretary of Legation to Bogoia; in March, 1927 Charge
d'Aiares and in May 1875, was transferred to 81
Petersburgh as Secretary OF Legation at that Court
The espondence i'm the Department of State will
explain the of the unfortunate difference between
MIR. Middleton, our Minister 10 ST. Petersburgh; and
myself The President and the Secretary OF State,
have informed me that had given offence, thereby
to the Government The President has made similar
declarations to the Honorable Senator Hayne and 10
the Honorable George M'Duitie, OF South Carolin
l am iniormed by the President that YOU will have
the privilege oil naming the Secretary of Legation and
that my continuance in the Legation at St Petersburpb
depends on that issue can only add, and have the
honor to state. that shall be happy 10 continue in
the Legation
| have the honor to be, Sir, with distinguished con-
BEAUFORT I. WATTS
To the Hon John Randolph.
ROANOKE. JUNE 3. 1880.
StR-By the last mail received your letter OF he
"a u OF May. The very great prcprietv with wbi.h il
Il expresset, enhance my regret that cannot n
your 'eqiesi; hut IL will az occur to Won that
must ieei the strongest iducem:nt to the privilege
winch has been accorded to by the Pres. M 80 "a IN
oil the Secretary ship Of The Russian ion by selecting
gentleman who is personally and Intimately known 10
me. The d:iioa'y Of the relation between the Envoy
a I.ay attain .nt. IL
when practicable, highly desirable.
am very respectfully, Sir, your ohedent servant,
To BEAUFORT T. WATTS, Esq
Dangerous Counte5e;ts Fac isllorins circular
from the Back OF the United States gives notice OF some
dangerous counterfri,s of 'her notes
Bank United States, Dec. s, 1880.
Sir lose no time in appIizi you OF tn appear-
ance at our counter, yes'e day aud to-day of three
mou dang, limitations Of our 500 Branch Note
Warrington and Franklin heads 10 the margin. two
Purporng to have heen Issued by the Wash IA Iou and
one by the Savannah Office. The impre sions are
ainer and the NOES longer and broa Ter than the oi.
gina but The filling and signatures are we'll executed
Il send you annexed our Eogravci's description o!
the mnuier differences.
a,u very respectfully your ODD, sery't
WM. ILVAINE, Cashier
The scroll at the top of tbs demo dies l. inn
perfect, and the white nes OF those dis are les, M
inct than 10 tho original. Their. Is marked difference
between hs tw flncy heads Of the marginal dies ard
those OF the original notes also in the heads OF Wah-
ing'on and Frsnkn the former appearing in the coun
.erieit more IKE an outline than finished engraving
here IL want oil uniformity in the i'm oil. wc k
surrounding the heads, Sc The words Bonk Of the
U oitsd aies, in he body Of the 10 e. Afe much
bod than the orisisa The same remarks will apply
to the general al pearance OF tho counterfeit.
~. y. finer.
Outfnge.-Ths brig Elz,b -ih, Capt. S ,nborn. ar.
rived here on Saturday last from Malanzss and re-
ports the particulars OF wan'on aud cruel outrage
committed his vessSl and crew. while sail ont of
that bor II appears ~ the protest OF Cat San.
bun, Ca copy of which been shewn us BY Col VIII
lam', part owntrGf III, wesley that having regular.
W c'ea' at tbs Custom House. obtained his pass and
deposited ths same, usual, in the Fort he ma la
resdv for SEA, and the nsh foowng wile paseln.
the Fort, returned the hail. which was made from the
Fort la Spanish, ny eriug-' AmsTica brig Eliza
beth, for Bath"-that The hail several Time
cd, az often answered ty Capt. Sanhoro. ss above
that blank shot was then fired from The Fort whsn
Capt s. ordered the crew to let 60 tho cham cable aud
anchor az coon po.sible which was done accord.
ngly, and The salts all low cred the mass; this rro
eeiing NUT have been heard, well observed ia
tn, Fort, st The hal ling continued, and TO the
usual answer. Cap. $ added'u,y vessel il at ar.
cho''" NS'"lu Standing all THE. "a pound round
hot was alnos; imme datly alter into the vessel
and passed trough tIe buwarks, spersse end cabin
doing considerable damage, aud wounding the mate
e. re ''hTo1k) and two seanen. On receiving he
shot, Capt s. hailSd the fort, sayng"f for Gods SAX
no NOR, OF yen will link me-" which he siso re-
gu 's'ed ahsheTm NEAR The vessel 10
the fo-'. After which Capt pro IL red a Surg on
from the shore, had the wounds of his mate and am an
IRE ed, aud the trmer removed; and the wing
DAY, Tads an authenticated cOmpls t. 10 the proper
" Tvs Ou rye committed on his ell,
ieavit the prosecution q tie management Of our gov
ernmen' ages thai place. Bath Eng
AT the last accounts Cat Newisu, of the u. S
sh Matches. at Maanzas nve.iissting tn fact.
in relation 10 The above rasr.l IN Y. .ner .4dp
LITTLE Rock, (ArksnsasD Nov. PA Delega.
ton tom tie Choc N ion Of the Mississippi
passed up through the Big Prairie, las, H. or III,
pIrpose OF exploring the lands bsior gnS TO III Nation
"et OF this Territory. They are uader The drpciis
OF Maj Gaines Formerly u. s Factor in the Old Choe
taw Naiion woo accompanies them the Agent AZ
the Government. and who visited this pace, week
Tor the purpo OF procuring such supplies az the D..
legation stand in need o. to enable I! EN- 10 oJsoue
ib.ir long aud "f1uous III ney.
VI J. flames was present when tia late treaty WIS
concluded with the Chootaws and we undcrs and ON
him, nat no inimaton given th-m that land
would he given TO them within he limits Of lhis Ter
uofy, and ha' they do not expect any EDITION the
vast co"Giry which hey beyond our wes,t rn
b undary aud 7Tiich tn PRESENT Deisga ion abo
% explore, preparatory to genera, removal Of heir
people from the lands which they have recently coded
to the U s. on the east tide OF the Mississippi.
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a SITUATION WANTED.-A young man, who
IA. il graduate. and has rad considerable expert
ente IN teaching, wishes 10 obtain good public or pr
vae school. The most saacory les imoniais OF char.
acer can be given, and also Of ability in the