Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27

sureS against this pcrverse character, and II
appears very extraordinary that such persons
should be placed ut tie head of their enter
prizrs-men who are capable ofrenewing for
iner times, epuchs of cruelty, which only serve
To bring disgrace upon the human species.
From your aiIectnnatc and attentive serv't.
Signed MANUEL LORENZO.
Extract Of q letter receired Ly HE brig Hippo.
niCnes, dcted Curocoo, Nay 81.
vessel arrived from Coru this morning,
reports that Morales has been Obliged to a.
hand"n Maracaibo and is now leading his
troops towards Porto Cabello But his in
tentions are tn embark at Corr for which
purpose, il is said, he (Alora!es.) has sent for
the frigate and sIoop of war which lately cap
tured the two Patriot corvettes, tU come down
and take himself a I'D troops on hoard"
CURACAO, May et.--The Colombian cor
veite Bolivar, captain Christie, which arrived
off this harbor on Friday last week, conlinu.
ed lying OH aud on till Sunday, when she pro
ceeded for Lag,,ira.
Capt. Maitland late of the Carabobo, and
not of the Maria Francisco, as stated in our
last. has superseded capt. Matthews in the
command of the Pichincha. The consequences
has been that capt. Matthews, leuts. Rodgers,
Cristail and Bartlett have thrown up their
commissions, and retired from the Colombian
service. The crew, when informed of the
change that was To take place, and under
standing that they were not to receive any of
their back pay, which has been due for a
length of time, became so disorderly that il
was found necessary 10 send about % ofthem
on board the Bolivar in irons. Nine others
volunteered on board the Colombian schr.
Rayo, which sailed in company with The Bo,
'ivar. The Pichnca remains at present with
about 40 men, the marines included.
Extract 81 a teiterfr an officer on board the u.
STATES ship Franklin, dated Valparaiso
March 18Th, 1898.
Since l last wrote to you we have visited
Juan Fernandez. Besides oyrrhauling and
painting our own ship, we have built schooner
all Of which was accomplished in three weeks
and returned to this place in month from
the time we sailed from il. gave short
description Of the state of the island in a
former letter, since which the garrison and
conyicts have left it. We found in the island
only six men, who went there from Coquimbo
for the purpose of killing wild cattle, with
which the island abounds. Their object it,
thus destroying The animals, was Ia obtain their
hides and talIow. Whilst we remained there
our sailors lived sumpiuousiy On the choicest
fish and on wild goats and cattle.
" mentioned in my last letter that revo-
luton WAS about to take place in Chill. About
the fret of February General Friere landed at
shs place, from Conception, with two thous-
and men. He has taken possession of the
town and lis Notifications, without opposition
The Director O'IIiSgns was here nj the time
but his troops re fused TO fight against Frlere
After remaining in Valparaiso IA few day.
10 refresh his troops. he marched them TO ST
Jago, of which he took possession withon
much opposition, and Immediately displaced
all the officers ofthe government. Rodrrg,es
The prime minister, attempted to make hi:
escape To Mendoza, but was caught and isuow
| in prison.
Frlere has authorized the election ofa
! new Congress, and appears disposed 10 redeem
the pledges which he has given, to establish :
Representative Government. AS every thing
continues in an unsettled state, and as nothing
like unaniDity prevails in any one measure, i
is impossible 10 form Judgment of the effects
oil the last revolution, Of this, | am quit,
certain, that the people are too ignoran
aud super stitious, either Ia administer. OF
appreciate the value, of Republican form
of goyernm emit" Phil Press.
| It's asserted in the Havana papers that thu
private armed ship VeloZ Mariana, carried
into Martinique by French figaie. has beer
gyenup. Charleston 5fercuyu.
| Extract ola letter TO the Editor
| HAVANA, June 8, 1928.
| "The confirmation of war gives additions
animation to business, particularly rs regards
sugars and freights 10 Europe. Every thin,
is quiet, and think rather promising as re
CARDS our political and perhaps commercial
situation. Our new Governor is said 10 b
one "t great intelligence, expanded view
and full of energy.
llurblde has left Mexico in the British bri,
Roluns, Tor Naples. He is said to have car
RED with him numerous retinue and mucl
| treasure"
HYGEiA HOTEL
fJiiE subscriber has house NJ on Poin, Com f
j. known 10y above title and is un,y nreu,,eJ ~ =,