Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28
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From the New York Evening Post
Our readers will Tecoilect hat i'm one of m late savoro
gales oil wind with which seaboard was visited the
corvette kensington, her way from Philadelnbi,
ooIhd 10 II. Petersburg, with the Russian Minister
ana Su'e on hoard, was, alter being sea few davs
uismaS'd anu otherwise injured. In this crippeJ state
she was fallen in with by the scr Superior belonoing
10 MI Silas f. Burrows of this CITY, then on her mas
sage from New York to the Pacific Ocean on sealing
VOYAGE, Inc Captain of the SUPERIOR at the pressing
solicitation oil the Russian Minister took him and ?
humoer oil other gentlemen officers i'm the Russian Ma
Wy on board ana brought thom TO this city Soon after
ey ahied The following correspondence took pl.ce be
tween Inc owner and Baron Krudener which we take
grea pleasure in laying before the public as honorable
20 our commercial reputation and character:
~. New YoRK, Sept 3, 1880.
ms EeceI'encp Bgro'l Rrudener ENJOY Erirdordi-
nary ami Minister PIenopotcnfigyy iran, R,,ss;o
To the United States:
Sir am informed by Captain Conger, of the sealing
co"heF Superior belonging 10 me- that on bis passage
10 The South Seas, in lat 3s, long S. he fell in with the
nusSi"h corvette hensngton in dismasted state of
sSessi ans was Induced, from your solicitations and
uose OF me Russian admiral and officers with YOU TO
return to this port and safely landed your party (njne
In numheD last night all well
Napt' CoRger informs me that he made most advan.
t'geors contract for my nterests-hat any amount I
.ho"Sh' proper TO demand your exceencv had agreed
"P'y' am, SIR, traveller-oien have been sailor
an' my feelings cannot he led aslray by any pecu.
mary colsldeT atoms ShGN not receive any conpenso
oh Tor The service rendered you knowing that Won will
repay the same il chance should place any of INV suC
eIhg cOunhymen within your reach. The CAPTAIN as
suFcs me the amount receive is TO be paid bv he Rus
san government This ia manner CHANGES INV do
cI5on' as consider individuals should act 10 govern
"enS ana governments TO individuals as individuals 10
esc o'hcr; Snd am happy in having This opporni,,,
o. shewing the Russian government (Which has nvar;
any been The friend OF my country the fceIi.s ot =
C'uzeh OF The United States cnicrsins send Won bv
belonging TO you aud friends 90 -
"iShne you and your companions every blessing. and
S"' return TO your country, remain yOur most obc
u'ch' and very humble servant.
siLAS T. BURROWS.
NEW YORK. 18th Sept 1880.
My Dear Sir regret that the contents Of Con, J,
% yesterday, deprive me Of the satisfaction of ex.
pressing olherwie than in words, my sense of The SER
vices rendered TO my government and myself bv The
nnander OF tic schooner StipeTlOy who landau mo
ana 'ie ohce's OF the Imperial Navy. and enabled me-
mus 10 accelerate the return of those gentlemen TO Rus
s'' at time when if the aid Of your vessel had not
oeen afforded us am unavorahe wind might have for
weeks totether precuded the Rinsngtons making this
port. IT'S Majesty the Emperor, has too vivid nor
cepion OF that which constitutes the feelings of rilt
u hohor and generosity, not 10 appreciate fully the
solu'on you have taken 10 reject the compensation for
me loss OF time and the trouble occasioned TO Canroin
Conger which it was my duty TO offer Won His Inn.
Pela Majesty VIII feel ii the more that indcpenden,Iv
OF INC h,ga motives OF general nature which acuated
You h hs circumstance, you express i'm your letter the
particular satisfaction il gives YOU TO have an onnor,
MY OF obging the Russian government and nation
whose sentiments aud conduct you Justly observe 10
nave 0cen constantly OF the friendly character to
wards these United States. II gives me personaI mo-.
pleasure than cen find words TO describe thuS 10 80
ceYe an additional proof OF the feeling of GOOD will
cNisung between the two nations. TO that state Of
"n l INC emperor VIII ever attach great Importance
ana ne VIII learn with pleasure that through your
means, IT has been placed in clearer light
Accept dear sir my thanks and those of the oficers
""o accompanied me, and at the same time The assn.
rance OF the sincere attachment and esteem which co.
conduct towards us al. fully warrants and which
we are lain TO extend TO your counirymen and country
III "no'e name YOU have conferred upon my govern.
ment upon myself ard upon the GERS Of The INN
rai l'svy' who were with ne at this iuncturo lie
obligations, of which I have in the preceding on s
sions. impress
have The honor 70 remain, with high consideration
dear sir, your obedient and humble servant,
e, BAR. KRUDENER.