Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

the fc.Sca,tle they had out Of the fortress.
All o3wkich have the honor to commu-
nicaie 10 your excellency.
headquarters, off Guayana, Feb. d,
1877
lSigned) MANUEL PIAR.
HIS Ercelleney the Supreme Chief.
Report from General Cedeno acting ,rnder
tie orders Of General Pior, on the south
IF he prorimce Of GHayana, to Gen. Bod
rar.
hope your cxccllency will do me the
justice TO believe, that there is nothing
so much desire as to find myself by the
| side of Your excellency, contributing
with all nv force, and cooperating with
all The means within my reach TO the re-
establishment of the republic, with all
| that zeal and patriotism with which |
| have always employed myself i'm the ser
vice OF my country, and upon which |
establish all nv glory. Previous 10 this
time have informed your excellency of
| the condition OF the county in which
have made war, and of the resources it
contains 10 prosecute it. My not recei--
| wing Any communication from your ex-
cellencv OH this subject, and the wants
! IN which you are in of some of said re-
sources, as eviDced by your excellency's
official letter of tie 10Th of Jan'y, which
Col. Beler put into my hands, induce me
to apprehend that the correspondence
has miscarred iii consequence whereof
am Obliged to repeat, that in the de-
| partment OF Caycara there are at your
excellency's disposal, and for the service
of the army, 2O9O tame horses, from 80
| to 10000 wild mares, upwards of Loco
mules, and many other vauabes, which
| | have taken from the enemy, and which
now belong 10 the republic (; outofwliich
your excellency may order to he sent 10
| That quarter, whatever you may think ne
cessary. The pass by Tucaragno or Rio
Clare appears to me The safest; and il is
easier 20 send attachments from san Di-
ego de Cabrutica TO conduct them, by gil
| wing an order or citizen Melian Bolivar,
commander of that department, TO deli
yer them, and facilitate their expectation
think this a powerful aid in the present
circumstances.
May it please your excellcncy to ac-
cept the homage OF my high considerati-
OH.
Headquarters at Alta Gracia. Feb.
10, 1917.
/ (Signed) MANUEL CEDENO.
HIS E.rcefleacy the Supreme Ch,ef.
CONSPIRACY OF BARCELONA.
Don Francisco Xavier de Castanos,
| captain General of the armies OF his Ca
tlollc Majesty, and Commander General
OF Catalonia, has published and placard
ed at Barcelona the 18th Of April the fol-
lowing:
PR0CLANATION.
\ horrible conspiracy, concerted as
1t appears by individuals of divers classes
ana ana IN wiIeha are found among others, the
Generals Don Louis Lacy and Don Fran
CISCO Miiano, who in other times have
rendered such signal service to the coun-
try, was TO have been put in motion i'm the
night OF the 9TH of this month. Its oh
ject was to overturn the government. to
re-establish the abolished constitution.
and 10 strip me of the authority which the
KING mas conhded TO me.--But the sner-
| Setich measures which took at the mo-
nent when by a special favor of Provi-
! dence, received the first indications of
such crime, have stifed at their birth
| the chemerical Vaccinations of the sedi-
tlons. Pressed on all sides, the greatest
| part oil the consprators those whom we
| may designate as such, as are already in
! prison. the greatest activity is used TO
ind out the most active, in order TO dis
cover their accomplices and co-operators.
| and those also are pursued very closely,
VINO nave sought momentary asylum in
| the mountains.
:" In the midst of the vcxations with
which have been besieged these last
Gays, have found a peculiar satisfaction
seeing that not only the inhabitants of
barcelona, but those of the whole pro-
vince, tar from having taken the smallest
part III the ideas of the seditious, have
viewed them with the horror which they
merit, and have seconded with their
wio!e power those who were charged TO
pursue them. The same conduct has
been held by the army and its chiefs.
who have proved TO what high point of
perfection the discipline of the regiments
is carried, because but two companies.
without the officers of the light battalion
of IaragOna, deceived by their second
commandment Don Joseph Quer, we're the
only, forces on which those wrefcbes
founded their hopes for some hours but
Notwithstanding all their efforts thew did
not succeed IN disturbing the public tran
qullllty one single instant.
After having secured this tranquility
with the cooperation of the first authori-
ties OF the principaiity in support of nv
steps, tending to this end and TO the
great good of the service of the King.
have the satisfaction of announcing to
the province and to the army, that the
conspiracy being discovered, the greatest
number of those who fomenfed if, arrest
ed, and the Others pursued, there is no.
thing more TO fear and there remains no.
thing more for the criminals than await
ing the punishment which the laws inflict
on the crimes they have committed. ac-
cordlng to the result Of the trial which is
already begun, and will be continued with