Washington interview and Pacific tragedy reported
An 1841 Washington correspondence recounts a spring interview with a notable general and the mournful news of French Governor Mesas Marquesas killed with fourteen attendants. The piece also notes a maritime disaster, a burial inscription, and various political motions about state debts, financial policy, and forthcoming elections, all framed in a period-imbued, didactic tone.
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