Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22


Erircc, Of a isiis, from I,ip ~ ForGes 7ges q iie
United S,ates al Baepos .fy-cv. 10 he Sycfcirry uf
State. ddtsd e3,h September, 1891
4" have dispatch from Judge Provost. containing
the Gaze,tes from LINN, published since The reyolu-
ton there, which shall Go, ward hy the its, diec'
o"roriuny. The night before the last, (26ih nsanj)
The Governor (Rodrqnrs) received m official des-
patch iiom General SAN Martin, confirming the prc-
Nious news nj the surrender of Lima To the lihrra-
'ng army, and accompanied lay Gazetcs giving the
dt tails OF that important event. Yesterday morning
this great event announced 10 This civ by svos
ol artillery from the fort and national vessels whrh
were repeated n0on, and sunset. 81 FIVE oc,ori<
M the afternoon, tie governor attended y his minis
ters, and Ill the Public funciinnnre~. went the
Cathedral tn attend ie denim AMI j., the evening the
city WAS brilliantly illuminated OTHER public lcsvi-
TIES are said To he contemplated. among which ball
by the Gillian minister ~ the Theatre and another
v ihc government. spoken %! In fact this event
! IS generally considered finishing bow in the
conieSt inr n1ependcncc. Enclosed, is paper just
published here, containing familiar letter FROM Sao
Aiarin, addressed presume to his laiher-in.lnw
| Mr.. E=calodN,) signed Pcpe, which is The familiar
Authorization orJoSeiil alsu, vaIiors public tlocu-
mcnts rclniiug tn the taking possession of Lima, n
correspondence between San Martin and the Arci,
Bishop ot Luna, the declaration Of The Cahido, &c
! Bt these public papers, IL appears that San Martin
has added to his fame Nv the moderation and respect
/ Tor pubiic opinion which he has manifested on this
great occasion. Eyerv thing here breathes oy and
the brightest hope of the perfection of their political
happiness. The Congress ut Coroova is now entirely
los, :" he contemplation ola grand Congress. which
n rs said VIII he agreed hv the three great Re-
pu''lics OF Peru, Chilli aud la Plata Perhaps the
s-ter COLOMBIA may he invited tn this family parry "
I" Enclosed, send YOU copes of my letter To Mr.
Rivatlava, hr subject OF prvateering or rather
OF piracy, dated kli Scpemher, COPY of that minis.
te' srepiy, under 18th September, and or minute ~
= conference | had with him on the 9Th of same
| month. Enclosed Is also minute of "a previous con.
terence with SAID minister The 9TH August last
Among The important events which have occur
n Ia la n
notice the total destruction of the party az jose Nj
guel Carrera and the public execution of tina, active
| Intelligent, and extraordinary man Enclosed |
herewith transmit two bulletins published here CON.
corning this event. BY The first il will appear thai
Colonel Don Manuel Arias had organized n rcvolu.
ton in Carreras hand, which, he communicated 10
the Governor OF Nlendoza, the condition of saving
his own life, and those of some Of his adherents b.,
the second, entitled "Detail Of the destruction of
Carrera. t will he that Cariera's rartv
was totally defeated by the Man,Iozinos on The
oiSt AUGUST, and that, the 4ih of this
month, Carrera shot on the public SQUARE Al
Mendoza ; he died with the most heroic COURAGE
ASKING Tor only favor OF his conqucrors that lie might
ne buried IN the same grave with his two brothers
VINO were shot IN the same city on former occa-
son 1t would he well for humanity If the story of
TINS event stopped here bur- again have 10 state
another act c! savage ferocity the murdered body
OF nus brave and distinguished man was shockinglv
mutilated, his head was off and exposed i'm The
square of Mendoza, his right arm was semi IN lie
Governor of Coroya and his left to the Punta San
LUIS Nher these particulars were known here
,hey exclted sentiment OF horror and has even
efn s'Id that VI this victim of the Gerociiv of their
hd'l savage brethren M Mendoza had been sent 10
| this place, even his life wonld have been probably
; spared.
g Garrera, Ivy his great personal resources had
proved me most dangerous enemy of the present state
of things in these Provinces and had San Marin
failed IN Peru, and Carrera had survived that fnnre
ne wonld have menaced the tranquility Of Chill :
thus his death is great for the present ruers
Of m ha IA,
ing 10 their mare civilized breasts
90 October |, 1921.
=" Since writing the foregoing there has been a
iurihei Euhicaon Of papers connected with The mr.
cnpa'ion of Lima, containing certain procIana,ions
OF Generals San Martin and Arenales; this publca-
ton herewith enclose. The new ministers hayino
very Jnoicionsy availed themselves of the present
moment to propose 10 the Junta general amnesty
and thai al those who have been exled for dilferen-
ces OF political opiHion, should be recalled 10 the
hosom OF their country this proposition, so worthy
well calculated to coHciliate all parties is TO he dis
cussed tins evening NJ The ,Iun,a shall attend the
debate, seats being assigned the foreign nrPnfs
Among The events tending TO consolidate the moral
and physical force of these Provinces is said that
revolution has taken place in the Enre Rios a.
gains the brother of the slain Ramirez Al the head
OF thus evolution is Mr.. Mansia, of whose rank
ana history am ignorant. The foiila Of this pro-
vince IS cooperating, and further assistance has
noen asked OF Lopez, the Governor of Santa Fee
he trade OF the BaXada has been opened in cnnse.
quence OF this revolution. just now met Mr Riya-
davia in the street. and took The occasion IN ,onrL
him of the decree which he had promised TO send me
on the subject Of privateering he said it dcyrnded
only on HIM 10 reduce il TO writing, which he had
MOI yet had time 10 do; he has given me reason 10
hope that he will call on me to- morrow but Tho
Herculean labor Of cleansing the Anqean stables so
entirely occupies him, day and night SOMETIMES
tear he will be quite exhausted before he can accom-
piish it,"
Here follows copy of a letter from John nj
Forbes, Esq. u. SIa'es' agent atsBnenos Avres. tn
Mr. Ksadavia, Minister of Fore gn Relations, all ca
dy pnbshed.l
Erlraei GfamiHte 9fa conference 10Th Mr. Riridarin,
Minister of State
Buenos Ayres, Monday, I7th September 1921
irecelyed tins morning al ten clock, by tie hands
Of one Of the clerks of the Department an ans, or
rom the minister Of State my letter of the I4th
instant, containing an invitation 10 a conference n,
III o'clock at his house. Although The notice was
too short TO admit Of any preparations I gladly ac-
copied the invitation, taking with me my instructions
including those intended for the ittc Commodore
ferry. lound the minister MIR. Rivadivia, quite
alone, and was, as always, well received I COM
menced my conversation by very sincere assurances
OF the enthusiasm felt in The present march of events
ahd compliments To the min lister his Jealous efforts
Tor the establishment Of order in the administration.
and the formation of Il sound public opinion in The
country then observed, that NOT having had time
TO prepare eStracs had brought my Instructions in
ersnsO, and would ask permission, in lrankness and
friendship, TO read certain parts of them in the origi
nal language IN which they were written, which
was aware well understood by him then read
the assurances Of the good will OF The United States
towards these provinces, and the interest they had
constantly felt in the of their efforts for in
dependence continued through the history of oar
diplomatic correspondence and measures in relation
to The South American affairs 10 all which the min
Ister listened with much attention and apparent ap.
probation. When communicated TO him the fact
That the United States government had proposed ia
these of France and England to acknowledge, in
concert with them, the independence Of Buenos
AyIes m reply to my question: he confessed hi,
previous ignorance Of that fact. then continued Il
Perry, of the evils and horrors of the system of pr
cy as practised by vessels carrying various colors
OF the South American Provinces and stated to him
LInl the umlleh Slales womb NOT rs TO-