Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Extract of letter from Messrs. Lynch.
zimmerman IL Co. of Buenos Ayres,
TO their correspondent in this city
received per the Buenos Ayrean 90.
vernmeni brig lndepend- arrived
at Baltimore, in the remarkably short
passage OF 43 days. ". Y. Daiiy Adv.
Buenos Aurss, Sept. lS, 1919.
The contradictory rumours which still
agitaie the public mind, render eyery
thing relating 10 business, so unsettled.
that any report on The state of tile marke,
would be vain. While some arrivals from
The south of Europe and private letters
from Spain and Gibraltar, represent all the
energy OF that Kingdom bent on power
iui INVASION OF these provinces others,
again, represent Spain as on the brink of
intestine couvulsiOns and ruin. There is
even private correspondence which
speaks with contiaence of the success of
The liberal party over the minions of Fer.
dinand. and that their first step would be
to make overtures of cancellation TO tho
American Provinces.
In tins conflicting crisis our govern
mcni has adopted such measures as indl
cat" disposition to BIZ prepared for the
worst. All the male population, IN town
and country, from l6 to 60 years of age,
are enrolled, slaves included aud not
even exempting foreigners, who were at
least given 10 understand, that unless they
joined III the defence of The country, they
must qeit it, in a certain period. A COM
mission is also appointed 10 digest and
carry lnto execution plan oftransporiing
all the women, children and aged to The
interior cities.
HE Old Spanlards were sent under
surveillance, and heavy contributions have
been exacted from them. MANY of them
have escaped from the country, and others
are ruined by eXacii0ns. Ii will not
appear strange, 1t, during the execution
OF tlils system, the whole community
should suffer, and become confused and
intimldated.-Bu at the very moment
when Ibis system is in operation, we see
indications OF a determination IN our 90.
vernment, TO persist, with uncommon en-.
ergy. in tile warfare against the RoyaIisfs
OF Peru. This latter circumstance con-
WAGES many people that the government
apprehends no danger from the side of
Old Spain.
-" All prospects Of an immediate com
promise with AriIgas are now at an end"
II NftHtI poJ tttutuS VI LHG recent SUCCESSES
Of tie Patriots.
The Editor ofthe Baltimore Patriot las
been favored wilh the following letter
from very Intelligent source, dated
TRINIDAD October I, 1910.
have now the happiness 10 enclose 10
you ihe bulletins No. s, aud5, from the
army OF Generall Bolivar, in New Grenada,
By which YOU will find that he has beaten
aud taken prisoners Tie whole of the SOa
nlsh forces opposed 10 him in these high
~ important Provinces, by which the e.
anticipation al the new world is insured
beyond doubt. The General SAYS he
has found upwards OF one million of mo.
ney IN Tie mlHi, andstlia! the property OF
government and'Of individuals connected
ihtfewhh is enormous. Some accounts
'tal" The treasure at SO, OO0, 900. The stores
are filled With every reanislte TO enuin a
large army, aud no doubt, Bolivar will
quicken his march upon Venezuela after
putting things in order in The provinces.
Tie plan for the ensuing campaign is 10
uhIle all HE troops and make dash up.
on MoriIio, who, II is said, is IN Venezuela,
De"iidered. Ii is computed, that the
fairlOl forces will exceed IL GOO men, ex-
elusive OF any troops that Bolivar NAV
bfing down with him. English's British
legion are now IN orr nelghborhUod, II
Matumi, aud by letters 0i Tie 10Th INST.
from MargareIia, irarn that nearly 1000
men OF DeverPuNs expedition had arrived
there, but in consequence Of Brion hav-
ing allowed his squadron to dispcrse 10
cruize, the Spanish feet bad made Their
appearance and were actually biockadlng
the island, IN order 10 intercept the troops
expected from Ireland. The Admiral sent
me a fiecbera 10 advise me ofttis circum-
stance, and ] Immediately sent a fast
sailing vessel TO cruize between this and
Iobago, TO suppress all vessels coming
that way and 10 order them into this ulph
TO join Tie British troops in Naturiu-
and trust we shall be in tine 10 save
many OF them from falling into the hands
OF tie Spanlards.
A change has lately taken place in The
administration, q in Angpsturs.-Ar |
mendI has been elected Vice President !
NaripO, 10 The command Of the armv IN /
Cnmana, aud Jolly 10 Ibe active conduct |
Jug of The marine operations. Letters |
speak highly Of the activity ofArismcndi. /
and the great improvements already made