Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12

h;,bes, moral worth This board contributed essen
,;av 10 the diffusion Of useful information, ano 70 ne
removal of unjust prejudice against the country -.
III. effort they spent large of money, ana aoout
H.. r,,v day and hour they denounced IN your
nou,rs at nv solicitations (my own resources beng eA
h,ns,cd then RENTED, Noccbcr last, TO your hHts
,,r in Paris hundred pounds 10 Keep htm from me az
soye humiliation Of arant II IS now time that shou'u
conclude this long communication
Vnnr Government has decided that they want no
,oan. and certainly under the cheap and compendious
G,nc,,l system Of postponng indefinitely the payment
nr mast obligations and declaring that the public fa'l
only attaches the last paper you may ISSUE, you re-
oure no oan with the view of establishing your finances
on sound and permanent oas's' but u may 1e
enquiry whether issues OF paper, and success
sye shocks of repudIaon, may not at last END IN your
bo;nr unable to purchase keg OF powder or pouho
of lead at New Orleans even with cart-loao Oh P'o
mises although compressed in the respectable form %
EYcbsouer Bills spayabe demand IN gold ana s'i'
30, Evsn estimating your debt at ten mlllions-It is
ayn q feather in the scale Of the future physical re-
sources and moral strength of your country
In bidding YOU farewell, ] cannot but rememoet
with lonr-continued gratitude the generous conn
dence and unbounded kindness OF many OF you, com
urspo not the smallest portion of the intelligence
and worth of your country If return to the duties
of neglected family and to an estate greatly impaired
in vour service shall recoect these things, ana Nc
conscious. in your friendship and DEVOTION that nave
not served you without al least this reward. 49,,
Believe Inc that these Iecolectiohs aie a''oS
with the strongest impressions of the beauty ano re-,
tty of YOUR fine and promising country; from whicn
feel that in social as we'll public sympathy, snal
never be separated and for the security, prosperity
Independence. and honor of which, offer my oeSs'
most sincere and most fervent wishes
j. HAMILTON.
CITY of Austin, February 9TH, 1o42.
LATEST FROM TrxAs.-We learn from the Picaynne
of The 9th u that steam ship arrived at n Orleans
on the 22th from Galveston, on board Which were zen
James Hamilton, and Col. Dangerfeld, the Texan Sc
cretary of the Treasury.
We find no news of Importance. Mention IS mace
of the capture Of Mexican schooner of about eghty
tons burlhen with cargo Of flour, sugar and coffee,
bound for Tuspan, and having officer oil the Mex
can army on board with dispatches TO General Cos
The narrative of Mr.. Combs had been received, a
public meeting held, and resolutions passed TO avenge
the wrongs Of their counymen by any means IN 'her
power. The following extract from correspondent
will be read with interest:
General Hamilton has published long address 10
the peope Of Texas, which you will find IN the leie-
graph of the 10th, giving full account of his m'sson'
and the purchase of the steamer Zavala The whole,
as far as we are concerned is very satisfactory, and
places him in a different view before the people from
that which he occupied before its publication. Ills al
fusion 10 the of moneys drawn from another source
and expended for the benefit Of this government, pro-
badly refers to the $50 900 borrowed Tor the James NJ
yer Company which sincerely hope ne may be able
10 explain and pay up satisfactorily.