Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST PROM LIBERIA

By an arrival at Boston, we have received the Liberia
Herald OF Sept It'll
The annual election took place the 2S and 2o, of
august. ~ D. Williams VAS elected Vice Agent OF the
colony; Abraham heesman and John Lewis councillors;
and Joseph ]. Roberts, High Sheriff.
John l. Russwurin, Editor OF the Herald has been an
pointed Colonial Secretary, and e. NJ. waring Francis
Devany, Elijah Johnson, and Colin league MSsistra,ss
From the Liberia Herald Sept ~
GROWTH OF OUR CoLoNY.-Who vel has pcruset our
columns om time TO time, for the four months mus,
perceived mat our commerce Is daily the increase
WIN Great Britain our intercourse is almost aud
her vessels touch not Tor trade they generally do TO pro-
cure refreshments aud krooncn, gain information of
what vessels have proceeded to cowad Should our mort
continue open, look forward ia the course or .,v
years extension OF our commerce. alone The sSI
and in the interior In fact know Of no place tlnt viii
DC able 10 dispute the palm.
Sierra Leone and the European settlements IN ba .c
ward, en- tie decrease in every resnect ami IL e
were hot so, they could offer but feeble coupe ,ion.
against our infant public, nurured as we trust She will
oe' oy he protecting arm OF Cover nnent AID while
we indulge IN those pleasing hopes ish not TO t.r,e
the fond and indulgent raie ho has heretofore w,th
Ell over cur infant progress with maternal solicue q,
our Interests be better understood by our citizens yens
r'y anu the ample page OF knowledge more aud more
uholded 10 lie opening genius oi RISING. ,or h. and il
any oil the present generation survive ~ year. hence
Iy he credited. ~
it'll our growth ard increase every man is deepy in
erested and has 1t in his power TO contribute 10y
or exam lc towards desirable object We have .er
led Into these ks an ACTIVITY and bus,e which
nave appeared in the businC part of our cy dn the
greater part oil these rains iand he is s,i same
OH me gold coast) cur harbour V'siiei but seldom
once every seven weeks by European or American
vessels american masters, they become better ac-
qianed Wh the coast and trade, pay hut lille regard To
me seasons or The many stories orcuia cd home OF the
unileaihness OF the climate, the semi annual descent
OF The rains God in his providence allotted portion
oi sunshine snd rain OF winter ard summer Ia everv
iiad AMI foolish are they who expect TO behold snv conn
try all sunshine rain. ~ WA
NEW GRANADA
An arrival has brought adviccs from Bogota Go, d,
lih September 10 the 2lst October inclusive Latter r
the former date gives the following intelligence
ohich information has been received 10y the Govern.
ment the Centre, that both the Army and the Peope of
the Corridor are abandoning General Flores who has for
year past constituted the only serious obstacle TO tho
generation OF Colombia. have seen Gen ObsnJ,,s 10,
tiers TO the Secretary of War; and he saws tbot he l.
he'd that in 20 days the entire South will be encopoa,
cd WIN the Centre aud that this will be effected by the
people aud the troops OF the South The Battalion oT
Flores, so termed, had revoted, headed by Sergeant
and put TO death every officer of the corps save one
Ata subsequent date, General Obando by rapid move
ment, ana without the shedding oil blood dispersed large
portion OF the forces left 10 Flores 'pung an end a. mr.
private advceS assure ''to ci, ssensions
Colombia and rendering the reestablshment of the Union
certain" ~
Alcr pro,raccd journey, during which he had been
sick, General Sanander had arrived Bogot, and as
sunes the rens OF Government President of N,,y Gre
NADIA, under favorable auspices
The Colombian gazette contains the address of the
Agents OF Foreign Governments the President ON pre-
sen'a'Ioa, from which the following translated:
address Of Mr. Moore, Minister Plenipotenfiarv of
The United States IF 4mericd.
.fr. PTeSident:-l tender TO you my congratulations
upon your arrival i'll this city and 10 this country from
which you have been long absent and which YOU have
been recalled under circumstances peculiarly honorable
to YOURSELF and apparently pIopiious TO the tranquility
anu happiness OF New Grenada, and of all Colombia
When you left your country it the victim of internal
discord and political dsensions The and
dissatisfaction OF that period cvcnuated in The dsncmbcr-
ment OF tile Republic and since then, occurrences have
taken place which The true patriot but deplore-
blood las been shed in civil contest, and the consttu
tiona government has been overhrown. Though far re-
moved from those scenes of violence of wrong YOU
cannot but have felt deep abiding interest in The f.
h1g he IN flxFnVs M it
cd, 10 ie cause OF civil liberty. 1t is that the Re-
public, as primarily organized, has ceased TO exist. but
from residence OF three years in this capital and from
knowledge OF the transactions hat have taken place with
in that PERIOD safely soy that no reason presents
itself why the three original States should not again
una and that the Obstacles which present themselves
more imaginary than real.
You, Sir, have been recalled from exile and placed at
the head OF the Government the State The most nrom
nent OF the three divisions of its population
It's territory and its wealth. you have been recalled bv the
almost unanimous wish Of your fellow citizens of New
Granada and am persuaded with the cordial
the friends oil free government throughout Colombia
Confiding in your talents your paoisn and your devo
on to republican principles, they have entrusted TO YOU
The direction OF their public affairs trying aud porten-
ous crisis They expect much Of you, and flaer nv.
self that they will not be Disappointed If Sir it shouId5e
your good fortune regenerae the Republic anil n; o
Store tranquility and ORDER you will have achieved work
OF philanthropy and Of patriotism that will ene YOU TO be
enrolled among the distinguished bcnefacors of mankind
hope, SIR, hat your intercourse With the men beis If
ne Government and viii the people OF The u red States
during your recent residence in hat country has satisfied
you Udt all pdr ana classes earnestly desire 10 Gull
uvae the kdcs relations with his and ihat all feel the
ccpest solici ude in lis prospect and is
That having witnessed there the advantages and blessings
OF free Government, has had the effect of confirming
you IN aachment 10 The civil liberty Won
have there forising country, powerful nation
and happy people ell tie result oil liberal institutions
and the contrast presen cd by comparison OF The former
"ih the decayed and totcing Governments of Furcpe
can OF but be cheering 10 the patriot and plianihop
Aud Why may no, Colombia be what tie United States
are? She has all the clemens OF national greatness; an
extensive q fprrii
mines of all nds aud climates adapted % every agficnl
iural pur nit She only wants peace, economical Co.
vernmei and good laws, udciouy admini,fe TO rem
der her powerful respected and happy.
Under ordinary circumstances, the remarks that
have made might incur the mputaou of arrogance par
ticuIdy as they arc made by the representative of 90
which always instrucs its Diplomatic agents IN
abstain from interfering in the domestic concerns of other
nations, and only wishes influence them by holding I'D
the example othe successful experime of free che
just, and strong government. The mere expression OF
my hopes and wishes this OCCASION when addressing the
enlightened Chief Magistrate of this State will not trust
be considered violation of the instructions 10 which
have adVered, when your Excellcncy recollcc,s that
have resided three years in dis country and have bee
attentive observer Of the which have taken
place within that time; and that my continuance here will
be bfsf, IL being limited 10 the transaction OF business
which be arranged, and the arrival of my sue
ceSsor.
II only remains Mr.. President for me TO add that INV
intercourse with the members OF this government during
your absence has been Of The friendly cordial and
satisfactory character aud ilier myself ha shall be
20 fortunate as 10 maintain similar relations with your
Excellency during my continuance here the represent
alive Of the United States.
President Sdnfdnder's repiV to mr.. Moore
SIR-It ~ gratifying me rcceivc an