Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16

GERS on shore. The baggage OF all thu
gers, including the funds to IA large an,,.",
belonging To individuals, was carried olY ny
GLIDING the dispatches of Com. Hull f,. '
government. The remainder of the an, o OUT
that was on board, was pot into small boass
and arrived at Panama next morning. a
sorry to say the ringleader in this business n
an American by the name of Wcsx. who
appointed commander. |, is supposed ~.
have gone either to Manila or Lima, to 10y
tha Royalists. The captain and one of, hu
passengers, an American gentleman, has ron''
in pursuit of the Santander 10 small schoonase
in hopes they can prevail on them TO rstnr''
but with very little prospect of success" ~
II appears that Mr.. ~ was passenra,;
the Santander from Guayaquil, and left his ~. u
peers, SC. on board. tie Immediately saied;'
small schooner of 40 tons, in hopes nf ova'
taking the,brg. IN. Y. JMer. .9av
FROM PERU.
We have received private advices fro,,
native of our city, dated Guayaqu the COS
June, on which day our correspondent W
rived at that place in IA passage of seven d..
from Ca'lao-he gives us Information thar ~
the 18th of June plot was discovered ANU ~
castles at Callao, and that thirty seven of ,hs s
ringleaders were tried and immediately o. ue
| cuted.
Gen. 9aldez had gone against Gen. Olsn0
"a, and Canterac had broken up his camp :,
JANA, and proceeded into the interior. e. az
erai Bolivar with body of troops amoun,;ar
To ten thousand men, had taken up his lne -
march for Junja, which place, when occunaa
by him, would divide the roya'ist forces. M
engagement hadtaken place between the roe
pective armies as late as the Goth of J une. bn,
from the proximity of General Bolivar to ,bs
main body ofthe royalsts, and the enthusiasm
and anxiety among the patriots to engage ,ba
enemy, general battle was nomentiy. expec,
ed. This Information afforded us Just ground
to expect that an engagement between iba >.
naies would in short time take place ana
tends much TO give character of,ruth 10 ,hs
| suhoned.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE The hi,
Delaware. arrived at Philadelphia on Tins
day, from Santa Martha, brings informant,
OF the l2th ut. that the day before saiiinv
letters from BOso;a, stating that an action hal
taken place IN Peru, between the Colomh;,o
army under Bolivar and the royalists. in who
the former were completely victorious. Gen
era Cordova of the Colombian army wa,
killed. The law of Congress authorship ras.
ldent foreigners 10 transact their own hp,
ness, subject to the same taxes and confirm.
lions, and the same privileges as native CHI,
zens, mad not been put in force at Santa sIsr
tina when the ID. sailed"
letter from an officer Boliyar's army. d.
tea lstti June, at huares although not SD late
gives US these particulars relative 10 the posi-
tons OF the armies ut that time :-Gso. Rail.
yar. with "a mart of his arn,x, $50.
(between Truxillo and Linla( ;another mart ii
his army was advanced to near Pasco. in ,bs
Interior. He was preparing 10 ioin the from,
In advance. The Spaniards were retiring in.
TO the Interior, IN the direction Of Junia. l, /,
supposed that The Spaniards wuuld leave ,bs
defence OF the Fort of Callao to the carri.o,
which they had there"
Since the above was prepared. another ht
ter from our Correspondent, dated at Guava
gull, July 18th, via Panama has come to hand
IT however contains no further political infnr.
, nlalion.-The citizens of the United State, Il
Gnayaqull celebrated our National Anpiversa
~ In becoming manner ; an elegant dime,
was gwen, terminated by "A splendid BALL
winch closed the festivities of the day-Nlsuy
OF the most distinguished natives paricipaiei
Ia me celebration. Ban. Fed. Gaz.
From the Charleston Mcrcufy. Oct. Of
The Quarterly ReUie,osrs taught Manners
we have been favoured with the following ey.
tract Of letter received by gentleman in
this city:
- "LoNDoN, July 10, 1894.
" MIR. Rogers, from Maryland. is here for
The parpose of challenging the Quarterly Re.
viewers, for having attacked the character Of
Mrs. Law, his wife's mother. The author of
the article in which she is mentioned is be.
lieve, Clifford, and he has consented TO publish
an apology"
FROM GIBRALTAR.
we have been favored with the perusal Of a
letter from Gibraltar, dated Sept. ., whichaf
ter a'!udIng to the taking of Tariffa by des.
neraie hind nf Cnnntitu.;a..L:.. 1-.....