Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-30

w remembrance"ofan event which fyou do m,
'ne honor to add entities me to the gratitude,
os Ill American seamen. Believe me- een,ie
men, thst this paragraph greatly enhances her
| value, and is more gratifying TO NV FEELINGS
tosn any Thing else you could have presented,
anu shall ever consider il as momento OF
nor only American gratitude, but also of A
merican hherany and friendship.
May ] now beg Of you, gentlemen. 10 accent
OF TINS feeble acknowledgment of vo,,r attep-
non and Kindness, and to be assured your Lib
a'a' ana handsome proceedings are duly es-
"nateo. as well as considered a strung ind;-
ca"on loaf sympathetic feelings exist, and are
ree.procaIy cherished in both nations. bv~
Sh'cii we are encouraged to believe IN at tn,
srs'es' dmerence which can be alleged be-
tween us is confined. and trust ever ,ciU be
countries. '"e wv
have the honor to remain Ce,,l.r,o,,
your most obedient humble servant,
:. j. STURT, Captain.
10 me Masters of the several and respeetive
merchant vessels, in Gibraltar Bay.
JAMAICA PAPERs.-By the schooner Insf;-
t"uoo' captain Sat'er. arrived at this port lust
e'rn'ns from jamaica the editors Of the Anne,
r'can have received fle ofthe CnuraDt IN tbe
Soth October inclusive. They furnish omi1
the following items.
On the 18th October the Colombian brig of
war Eagle captain Donaldson, captured a
spanish Zimmerman with cargo ofdry goods.
bound to the coast Of Africa, and ordered her
to La G,,aysa.
The American schooner Paulina, Julia. out
80 days from San Bias, bound 10 the United
States, put into Port Royal ON the ssth Oct.
10 r-6t.
The ship Lancaster, arrived at Barbadoss
from L'verpool, fell in IN the Goth Aueust in
iai' So Ion. III, with French feet, consisting
ni IL sail VIZ. two line of battle ships, eight
ir,gaies, two briggs and two schooDers. Capt.
Wud'ns reported, that in consequence of the
iiiness ofh's mate, he put out boat, intend
ing to ask the assistance of surgeon from ooe
of The ships tn bleed his mate, but that $ .eing
me Lancasier's boat approaching, and deter
mined To prevent any communication, a boat
was insanity despatched to prevent her from
boardIog them. Assistance was --f..scd. un-
less Capt. WiIding would wait until the morn.
ing, when, the officer said, the request would
he made known to the Admiral. Can't. w.
however, proceeded on his voyage
,r Ball. finer.
We are indebted TO MIR. Hayes, Supercargo
of The Swan, for Buenos Ayres papers TO the
18th OF September.
They cnntsin letter from Pedro Arrayo
dated Ca,agata 10Th ofJuly, in which he
states that the 18th of that month, he en-
Tered foiosi, and made prisoner of General
Carataia and S5 men. On the 10Th of the
same month. Potosi was evacuated by the re-.
ma'nder OF fhe party, and Immediately after
wards 1t was entered by Medina Cell
The editor OF the Argos in commenting on
mus letter, says these quarrels among the Row
allsts are very favourable to the republican,
cause. Olaneia, he adds, was at ST. Juan ON
The 9Th OF August with force Of about 5000
men.
They also contain letter from Sancta Vic
f"ria, dated August 18th; and another from
Top'za, dated August 10th, giving accounts of
complete victory obtained by Col. Valdez
over the forces commanded by Generals Val.
deg and Carraila.
according tn these accounts, Carratla. left
I'up'za on the 9Th of August, with the whole
OF his division, consisting Of 500 men. 10 take
possession OF Potosi. A few moments after
wards, Col. Valdez came to Tupiza, and find
ing that Carraiala had departed, started i'm.
,neoia'rly IN pursuit OF hIm-OsertoOk him in
Chacapa-gave him baiiie--and completely
routed his forces-only $50 men escaping
In this engagement Carrataia was again made
prisoner. 5st
Colonel Valdez then effected junction
with Medina Cell, and took post at ST. Jago.
General Valdez, by forced marches, reached
Cazon on the 18th of August, and appears To
have gained some advantages over.a portion
OF The combined forces, pursuing the guerlas
as Tar as 81. Jago, and compelling Colonel
Valdez and Medina Cell to retire towards Es-
cara.
On the 18th, however, the decisive battle
was fought. On that day a portion Of tba
combined forces. obtained signal victory
over the tohote division of Gen. Valdez
With the remains of his army about GOO men.
ne directed his course to wards Tola Parma,
whittier he was pursued by Col Valdez, with
what success is not known.
From tie Harrington National JsarnnL
Extract OF u letter 10 Gentleman in Wash
ington, ID. C.) dated Barrataria, October 9Th,
1894.
/" Madame Hnrbiae, the ex-Empresss OF
Mexico, has been domesicated with US for the
last ten days. She landed on the Island from
the schooner United States, in twenty dav,
from Soto de Ia Mariana, from which place she
was compelled TO make preciptate retreat.
after the execution Of her husband, f,hr news
paper accounts OF which are substantially cor
rect,) Though in an advanced state of prer-i
nancy, she sustaIns herself with much 49,
under her misfOrtunes and must ha.l ~
considerable prsttDsjons 10 beau. "a
young. she has eight children, q IN Lon
don, aud two, the youngest, wid ber. Her
attendants are, y priest rsrse, French
chamber maid, Spanish cook, and an lts'lan
valet She maDifests strong desire to nuke
herself agreeable busf,er utter ignorance OF
every other, save tie Spanish language, com
pels us, in greYC measure, TO take the will for
the deed. She is SO little in the habit or ad,
mnstsripg % her own wants, that II ny OF
mosquito rest on her hand, she will call SER
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