Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-11-01


circumstances, | hope you will ask your
dismissal, which consider necessary for
the reason expressed, and for others which
vii! make known to you us soon as you are
restored to health.
In regard to the secreIaryship, have
directed that The chef officer sign all the
documents for the ordinary mp'l of to-day
and | also request that you rrmlin entirely
free from all fatigue that may be prejudice
ial to your h"alh.
thank you for the discharge Of your duty
during my administration and you must
always reckon me as sincere friend. who
cseems you, und cordially desires to be Of
service to YOU"
ANASTASIO BUSTAMENTE.
The Reply" Much respected General
and Friend Yesterday morning went to
San Angel for t"w bours, for exercise,
and to see my family, whose society have
net enjoyed for more than mouth and
notwiths anding that returned in The ev.
enng in good health. you ask me 10 be dis
Nmiss'd from the ministry on account of my
severe indisposition Being incapable OF
men laciy in my Official relations. and az
incapable Of all ac, of weakness, ! make
bold to say, that do not nit your advice
and tha, remain in the ministry waiting
for an order for my exoneration.
have served the ministry ever since you
had tn goodness 70 cal -,
.a.a,.-.sy-eeav.ry s-ev.ry and constancy, and with
Distinguishing fidelity to my duty and your
person. II is time that your excellency
should distinguish your tue friends from
as1irdnts--and | rust that you will grant
my intentions that justice which hitherto
has been denied so. am sensible Of hav-
ing los, favor with your excelency, h'cause
you are my friend but am also satisfied
very well satisfied, General--'ha, to fall
in favor with one person, how res: :'ec'able
soever hr may be-, is not to be compared
with The loss of favor with the public. Be.
fore them, will speak in lhr firm phrase
Of truth, because DO not belong TO myself
only, but also TO my country and my friends.
Waiting your orders in the minis ry, re-
main your obedient servant.
JOSEPH MARIA TORNEL."
Bustamente's second Letter.
q" His exceIency bring under the neces-
sity of organizinga new cabinet, conforma.
ble to circumstances aud he actual exgen
cy of The nation, he is constrained TO exon.
orate you from the said ministry %
Tornel then publishes the whole cores
pondence-ad,ling the simple truth in one
very sufficient sen'ence--" am friend
10 Santa Ana. and this is the reason OF nv
fall" N. Y. Com. Adv.
The loss Of property by the r,at fire in
Constantlnople few weeks since. is estIma"
ted at l200OO,OOO of francs, or about
!f4,sOO,0OO. Some accounts say that 5000
houses arc consumed.
MIR. E. II. Derby, of Salem, Mass, has raised,
this season from only two osceds-brought from
Indiana-ten pumpkins, and the united weight
of which is s96 pounds --, r
YALE Cur1EaE-TTIe present number OF
students in the different departments OF Yale
College is about str hundred and ffy-a great
or number than any former period.
The Virginia Institution at Staunton, for
the education of the Deaf and Dumb and the
Blind, will be opened for the reception ofpuplls
on the 18th Of November.
A New York paper says" Nearly three
millions Of dollars will be realized this year
from the quarries Of lime and tagging stone in
four counties in this State"