Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-06-14

account. Afler 'nc sovereign hau otSn
dcposed and put 10 death, his party final
ly obtained the ascendancy, and execut-
ed the queen and her brother, who insli-
gated the revol,4
NEw-oRLEANs, MAY IL.
ReDoH in Merieo "A vessel which
arrived here yesterday from Aivarado,
brings the following inform alton:
A body of Mexican treops stationed at
the Is and of Sacrificiois, mn,nied on
the 2olh u,. and put all their officers 10
death The Mexican General in the
ncighborhood OF Vera Cruz, lost no time
in marching against the mutineers, who
had hois,ed the Spanish flag they were
compelled 10 surrender, 20 OF the ring
Leaders were executed the first day, and
other executions had followed.
This revolt is only ioretaste, of what
the descendants of Europeans must APP
prehend in Mexico. The hatred of the
aboriginal race has long been smother
ed, but never extinguished. Indeed,
misery and oppression have operated in
Mexico, as elsewhere, TO nourish the
lbers' for revenge. The white Creoles
in Nj xlco have driven out the Spa
nlards /; lei them take care, lest the still
greater number OF the copper colored
race. do not expel them IN their turn.
Agents iron SPAN, and the Holy Ali
ance, will nat be wanting, 10 open the
eyes OF The Indians, aud urge them on
with promises Of aid from abroad.
MAY Ia.
81. Domingo We understand that
several free people OF color, who have
been induced 70 lsave Louisiana, by the
nope oil enjoying more freedom and hap
piness under nc sol dt&ant republican
government Buyer, hav. lately return
ed 10 New . leans, perfectly satisfied
by 80 experiment, thai liberty does not
| consist merely IN the name, but in prac-
| tice and morals, In The towns OF ST. Do
mingo, ,hey ,ound much license among
tue lower orders, 10 beg, steal aud quar-
rel; lndusry WAS nearly out O the ques.
! tlor, among the loiored men. The little
business hat was done in the city, the
coiofed women and the whites carried
on, wu1 few exceptions. In the coun-
try, measures OF rigor were employed to
make The cultivators go TO the field, for
a good share OF the fruits OF their indus
! ny, as a reward had often been found Of
no avail
| This was the state Of things at ST. Do
mingo, when he blacks heard that Boy
er was treating with the French ministry.
The government of the mu latoes at once
become odious; and in some OF the dis
tricts at a dislan from the towns, the
negroes lel off all appearance Of work.
Armed bands of this class, at the last
dates, infested many ofthe passes in the
mountains, and general instruction
was dreaded. Boyer, with his health
| impaired, now finds himself on pima
Gle, where it is perilous to remain, and
yet more dangerous to descend. He has
some thousands of bayone,s a, his back !;
but he scarcely knows whom to trust.
The blacks, in fact, only wan, opportu-
nliy and leader, to exterminatc the
| other colOrS. Mercantile .9du.
| Mr.. ANDERSON, Minister Of the Unit
ed States to The Republic Of Colombia,
atrlY d a. New-York on Monday last, in
the William Bayard, from Car,hagena
Carthagena papers to the 10th April,
by the same vessel, mention, that law
had p ssed the Colombian Congress,
making it death for any citizen Of the
Republic to be engaged in The Slave
trade. All ships concerned in intro.
| due ing slaves on the coast OF Colombia
! to be con6scated, and the crew, if TO-
reigners imprisoned for ten years the
slaves TO be sent, out Of the country, or
il they choose to remain, declared free.
Gen. MontilIa had requested to be with
drawn as a candidate for the Vice Presi-
dency. Accounts had reached Bogota,
that the Dutch Government had recog-