Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-11

From the Baltimore Gazette
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by the mail which announced the arrival of our late
Minister at Colombia, the Hon. 7. p. MOORE at New
York, letter has been received by gentleman of this
city, from Carthagena, from which have been favored
with the following extract, dated,
"CARTHAGENA, IIth May, 1888
Here am STILL in this insuerably hot place hone
however, TO get away in few days, touch at Jamaica
and then for home. In addition TO the other o
a'oIourn here the Small is prevailing and the Cholera
expected Our Minister to this country, Mr. Moore goes
In the vessel which bears this sincerely greet that
cannot do the same Mr.. M. down the much adj.
ed Magddlena 10 within seventy miles of this CITY in the
SNORT PERIOD without example, OF six days and nights and
the land part of the journey day night no,,yh-
standing he left Bogota in wreched health He accomplish
eo ths extraordinary journey by hiring empty boat for
himseand servant and by paying and coaxing the
wages (hoga or boamen TO work day and night He thus
escaped in degree, the musouoes and sufocat;no
heat oil the Magdaena river and by this display of energy
may have saved his lie. Here e met his MI
McA1re, who proceeded forthwith on his journey. We
~ concurred in urging Major Moore sail without an
'r's delay; but he would not listen it, declaring that
would bear with him to his native land the remains of
Mr. Anderson our first Minister TO this country, human
exerlon could accomplish the possession of them and TO
the establishment OF those whom his purpose was or
could be safely conhded, he has actually done So was
present when the remains dsn,erred and brought
to himhis pale face, glowing with pleasure he ercIam-
ed can go with the consciousness of having per-
formed my last duty" The few Yankees here were de.
Lighted win the a'terng reception he met from the pub
lie authorities of this city,"
NEW YoRx, June A.
We are indebted to Capt. Briggs of the brig Elizabeth
for Bogoa papers to 2ls April inclusive near month later
than the previous adyices.
Among the passengers in the Elizabeth, is the Hon.
Thomas p. Moore, late Minister of the United States to
Bogoa.
Mr.. MAGee, the Charge dAffaires sent out TO relieve
Mr. Moore net the latter gentleman at Carthae ena and
thence proceeded on his journey to Bogota.
Mr.. Moore caused the remains of the Hon. Richard c.
Anderson, first Minister Colombia who died at Car
thagcna 10 be dnierred, and has brought them TO the u
States.
All is quiet in New Granada and the present govern
ment appears TO be firmly established
From the papers above mentioned we translate the
following documents growing os of the conte INFLATED
departure Of Mr. Moore. They afford very gratifying vi
dence OF the high estimation which he was held AZ Bo
60 In ths respect at least he has been vastly more for.
.ans,e man ms The Post of Foreign Mi.
cacy and difficulty To have filed such station both :,
the satisfaction OF the country represented and tbat >,
which the representation is made is honor which few
are able to achieve letter from Carhagena of I'd
May, which we have before us, says "The addres,
in the Constitutional, signed by numerous individual
must have been highly gratifying TO Mr.. Moore includ
ing as II does the names of the first characters in nj
counuy."-JourndI of Commerce.
TRANSLATED from the Bogota Gazette April gil
DEPARTURE OF Mn. MOORE, MINISTER PLENIpo
TERTIARY THE UNITED STATES
Mr. Moore having signifed to the government through
the Secretary Of Foreign Relations that he was about c
avail himself OF leave Of absence" obtained from his
government, requested an audience with The peos;d =
the State. The 18th inst at 10 o'clock having been AM
pointed for this purpose, Mr. Moore wss conducted r.,
the Secretary Mosquerd into the receiving vber,
was the Presideno Of the State, with the Secretaries of the
Treasury and Of War, aud addressed his Excellence In
the following terms: -
Mn. PREsIDENr: After residence of more than hre,
years IN this capital, Representative Of the United
President TO return TO that country and should do oo
injustice to my feelings to depart without
ing 10 you as Cei Magistrate Of New Granada my pro.
found gratitude Tor the Kindness have received in nv in.
tercourse with the government and people Of this
gratitude which neither time, nor Distance nor circuro.
stances, can ever efsce.