Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-10


sage, explained to you the situation in which J
found that business on my coming into Office, and
the measures thought il my duty 20 pursue for
seflng the rights of the United States before the
Sovereign who had been chosen by my predecessor
10 determinine the question: and also the manner
in which he had disposed of it. A special Message
TO the Senate III their Executive capacity after
wards brought before them the question, whether
they would advise Submission 10 the opinion of
the Sovereign arbiter. That body having eonsd
cred the award as not obligatory, and advised me
TO open further negotiation the proposition was
Immediately made to the British Governmcnt-but
the ircuns,ances To which have alluded have
hitherto prevented any answer being gwen to the
overture Early attention, however, has been pro
missed to the subject, and every effort on my part
will be made tor a satisfactory settlement OF tins
question: interesting 10 the Union generally and
particularly so Ia one OF its members.
The claims of our citizens on Span are not yet
acknowlld rcd. On closer investigation OF them
han appears 10 have heretofore taken place II was
discovered that sonle of these demands, however
strong they might be upon the equity OF that go
ernment, were not such as could be made the sub
ect If national interference And faithful TO the
principle ofasking nothing but what was cieoily
liglt ad tIonal instructions have been sent TO mo
fy our demands SO as To embrace those only on
which. according to the laws ofnatlons, we had Il
s,fict right to insist An ineyitabe delay in pro-
curing the documents necessary for this review of
The merits of these claims retarded tins operation
,n,i an unfortunate malady which has afflicted his
"a 'bolc Majesty, prevented an examination OF
Il. n Being now oi the first time presented in an
may, ,ntionablc FORM II is confidently hoped the
.o,,,l,co, ori will he successful
L.,,o We satisfaction 10 inform you, that the np-
,,o,ian a, reetcd 10 be made for the delivery OF a
n,,, of,be orc, is IS of Florida, which had been
ra,red to the Heyana, has produced royal order
70, their delivery. nd that measures have Keen Ia
ken to procure its eXo> 'otioh'
Nv the report of the Secretary OF State communI-
Gated to YOU on the e5ih o, June last yon wore m
formed OF the conditional rcdctiou, obtained ny inc
Minister of the U. S. ut Madrid, ~ the duties on
ion nagc levied on American shipping IN 'ne PoF's
at et ain The condition that reduction having
been complied with on our part, by the act paSse"
the 18th O. fJuly last, have the satisfaction 70 III
form you that our ships now pay no hishef "oi
other duties in the continental ports o, SPAN nun
are levied on then nat'onoi vessels
The demands aga inst Porlugsi ios 'lieea, captures
i, the blockade of Te. CORA, have been aho"eo ~
the full amount OF the accounts presented ny '"o
elaimau ts and payment was pFo'n'seo W W '"N'
in three instruments. Tie hfs' oi ii.se mas oee"
pa,d-,he second, although duo, mao ho', at ''e o"'e
Of our last adyc.,s, been icce"eo' o""S' VIZ"
aedged, To cmhasrassocn,s IN 'he "''a'''o' 'o''o1
on the civil war il. which the nation is cnga-
ged. r, ..a.,; ,,,;, h
The payments stipulated ~ the eoh'en',o' "'''
Denmark have been punctiah.' "''',' CIV.
mount is ready lor distribution auo"s , ' -
y,
performed their functions. oc.a
regret that by the last advices from olh k""E'
,PAnnifes at Naples, that government had s,,..
delayed the satisfaction due to our citizens but, at
that date the effect OF the last instructions vas moi
known Dispatches f,om thence are hourly expcc-
ted. and the resuI, will be communicated to you
without delay.
With tue lesl of Europe, our relations, political
and commercial, remain unchanged Negotiations
are going on, to pnton ap4rmIno,t basis the libe-
raj system of commerce now carried 81 between
us and the Empire of Russia The treaty concluded
v lh Austria is executed by His Imperial Majesty,
" h the most perfect good faith, and as we have
no d nionatc agent al his court he personally m
ol.ired into and corrected proceeding OF some OF
his subaltern officers TO the injury OF our Consul IN
one of his ports.
Our treaty with the Sublime Porte is producing
lis expected effects commerce New mar
kcts are opening for commodities, and more
extensive range for the employment OF our ships
A slight augmentation OF the duties on our com
mcrce Inconsistent with the spirit OF the treaty ,had
been imposed; but on the representation OF our
Charge tlai e,, has been promptly withdrawn,
and We now enjoy the trade and nay gallon OF tho
Black Sea- and of all the ports belonging to the
Turkish Empire md Asia, on the most perfect C.
quality with all foreign nations
wish earnestly, that in announcing TO you the
continual Of fr erds il, and the incr ase OF pro-
ftahe commercial intercourse with Mexico, win
Central America and the States of the South,
could acc ompany it with the assurance that they
all are blessed with that internal tranquility ana
foreign peace which their heroic devotion to the
cause Of their Independence merits In Mexico,
saneunary struggle is now carried OH, which mas
caused some embarrassment to our commerce put
! both parties profess the most friendly disposition
/ towards us.-To the termination OF TINS contest,
we leok for the establishment OF that secure ihtef-
course so necessary TO nations whose territories
are contiguous How important 1t VIII be TO us
we may calculate from the fact, even IN THIS una
yortble state ofthIngs that our maritime commerce
has increased aud an internal trade by caravans
from s, Louis to Santa Fe under the protection
of escorts furnished by the toVcrHhieh' 10 '"'i''
on to great advantage, and Is daliy increasing
The agents provided for by the treaty WIN th'S
Power, to designate the boundaries winch es'ao-
lished have been nanod on Our part ont one o'
,h,eys of the civil war nov raging there has been
that the appointing II of those with who" tney
wereto co operate has no, yet been announced to
us.
The Government ofCentral America has expcl-
g.. rpo,ritory. the marty which some time
since disturbed its peace. DESTROYS fostering q
f,yo,oble disposition towards u.s. which las on
more ian one occasion been cvneed by this in
lerostng country, made second attempt, IN inns
wear, TO establish diplomatic intercourse WIN
l IL. Lilo 1ict illrILtscI rIiileI