Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
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IMPORTANT FROM PERU.-Ionursu.
aucs " on' promise Oh Saturday, we give IN
our prescribing cniumns tire. Official ,inc,-
ments, issued By General La Srrna n..,;,.".
10 ms designing The vice regal stat,,n. and
quitting the chief command of In. rival
troops - Peru These documents. wb,rh
WIN the preface by tie Buenos Ayrsan editor.
nave neen carefully translated ter this pansr
ana some "fIw liicii have not appeared in nnv
other J"urpsb are important in asmu,h AS they
go To slew hatjealo,lsiy and division distract
.ne royai commanders, and that La S.rna had
y. .os. az nope sof preserving his authority. or
.uuecu ot IN MAINTAINING his ground in the coun-
try In tho documents before us he J.honr.
hard TO justly the step he has taken. in order
Usextrica q himself from a difficult situation.
ana 70 gio ssovcr his terror Of capi,uiaiion.t,,
which The encreasing force Of Bolivar would
most likely soon oblige hrn TO submit and
to which the Buenos Ayrean editor s., sarcas-
ticaly aiIrdes. That the seruiie principles of
La oerna were well understood at home NAV
oe colieco-d iiom paragraph in our European
news to-day, which a'iodes 10 the reported
aPpointnient Of Baron d'Erolps, To comm,nd
IN Peru, Ut this is the very La Serna-,he
nrst Constitutional Spaniard, who in America
declared against the degrddor Of Spain The
wnole OF Ems intelligence promises us, we CON
ceive, results favorable tn the cause of india d.
pendence and liberty in Peru.
bali Fed Caz.
PERU
from hir: u. Schultz, who came passenger
IN tue Orig Noble from Buenos A, re-, and
wno was 'te bearer of dispatches om our
Minister in Chill to the Department of S,ats
the editors nf the .9me,icon have r.csi, rd Mn.
following note =" As it may perhaps h.
satisfactory 10 you Ia know the circun. stances.
atendng be revolution winch occurr.d in The .
Casties oi Cailao on the Sta of February last
! snail endeavour 10 give ynu AN arcu,i,t az
ihem. M-ny months before this incident
,aPPe"eu Tue troops, consisting of Roenas
Ayreans, ChleDos, aud Colombians. demanded
tner pay-Tfor want OF fupds the Gl,yern,n,,,t
cou'd mol comply, but put them off with The p.
promise thu they should be paid as soop AS r
the Interior of Peru should be couou.r,ta
rms undertaking, however, fail,d s.ti,ibe
ucteateo army returned To Lima :, hrrs. fb.sv F..
renewed their demands for
money upon the then President of the. J,,n,.
the Marquis Don Bernardo Tore TasIe. who
was unable 10 satisfy them, and SEM Tho re-
evolutionary troops aiune to C:llao To relieve
'ne garrison there. Seeing it in their power
NOW 10 demand Their wages ofi0 orIl months
arrears 10y force, they reveied, and boistaa
the Spanish fig instead Of their own. under
the hope that they wouiu enforce payr nrpt q,
this manner. When this violation was ko,wn
III Lima, commission, consisting of the
Minister Pienlp"ten,iary ofBueuos A,r4s. and
that OF Colombia was immediately sent I'm
Caiiao, TO Try whether promises ~nuId nut
change theT mind, but 1t apprsred that with
Out money nothing could be done. and ,be
commission, badly received, had TO return
without having Effected any thing. After, his
d second commission, with other propos;,;onv
was sent. but were received ,.ih csn,nn
siiot ha'i way. An expires had been sent from
Lima w fisco t. requires A nlira q use To come
up 10 the ffgate Prneba, 10 CONSEQUENCE of
winch he arrived IN Callao Bay 90 The l7tb
February, from which moment IN. comm,
nIcation which had been kept up b.t,cr,
y aiao ana me vessels vas cut of; and
.,a' ne' "een snarriiias and Lima commenced,
Do the 18Th "f February Admiral Guiso en-.
under way with his Frigate, and food elisa
III towards the forts, wheu a lively fi,, b,o,n
and the iorts discharged about one bundled
anu twenty shot upon the frigaic, of wh,ch
oniy 'nree struck, and killed one bo, /: ,he
irigate fred about half ID. number. win Tho
intention 10 throw the garrison IN tho e. .,
Into disorder. In this, however. be failed IN
me night rom the "a Ia To the 25lh February
Au'biFa Gu'se Went IN towards tb. forts and
sent boats between the shipping r.,ns,,;nc
der the batteries, and burnt ,ha -.
vengsnza, Corvette S.. Rosa. ard Cb;Iso
Snip Ocean. Ii was an awful but b.an,;C,I
sight tn behold all three vessels in T,,,
Sever al merchant vessels, which were near ~
the time, cut their cables and Gropprd ,ut
amongst them were the American sh;ps a.,
ton, China, huron, bfss Ontario, Herald and
Frederic, and several VESSELS of other nat;ons
On the 9Th. about 10 O'clock in tn. n,nr,i,
the CaIlao forts fired 2 general salute viih,to',,
Spanish Tag huisted, for the re- cent?, rs 800.
troops sent by Gen Canierac from VIM. ~.
take possession Of Callso and Lima uh;,.h
they dId without the iuss of man M
buenos Ayrean General Neeocbpa remaip,d
IN Lima 10 the very Last moment with some
Csvairy, and retired toward Truxjlo.
Ihe hoya'ists have very respectable amy
unuer General Captrrac tow Dis ihr NoIb-
another III the Entremrdios under C,oerai
vaidez--apd a third is the South under
General Olaneia, all we'll discipline d and paid.s
FROM GUAYRA,
Captain Pierson. Of the schooner Robert
Bum, arrived Ut Norfolk in is DAYS fromLa
Guayra, reports that great e1eriioos were
making by Gen. NonlilIs, at the fine If bs
sailing, to ohtainrecruits to proceed to the AS.
ssiance Of Bolivar, the accounts of IA. recan-
ture Of Luna not having reached Cataccns at
that period. Santa Martha was TO h, the nIace
OF rendezsons; and all tbs COLOMBIAN govern
fneni Vessels al la GuayIa consisting Of s mr.
o Digs ana schoonrrs, were called into reoui-
s'Ion ior the purpose Of Transporting the
capt. Chase, Of the schooner SanfanJer
was AT La (,u.--ra and ND .,......it -