The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-07-14

|os hyfes pspeIs 70 May lltb, from which
have exit acted the following interesting in.
| |ligence.
Don Juan Antonio Lavsllejs, Don Manuel
fibe, and several other officers end inhsbi.
BIS OF tho Banda Oriental, left Busnos Ayes
the 2iu April, snd landed on the opposite
pre- The same sisb', with intent to raise tho
|untry sgains, the B'szIlisu government. A.
bot two hundred men had by previous agree.
ent with Laysiiej,, assembled OF the Isla
|iers lie landed but, fss'la OF being di'cov.
fd by the D'sz,Iisns, they had dispersed be.
70 hi, srry.i: so that icsesd OF an armed
|xi'isry force. ne found only two horses. Hs
'un,sd So Vi hii party, who procured hor'
! Tor the 's.'. In-y imme disteiy discover.
pauy Vi soout - men, Of The corps Of
|a,I. R;yeie'c, (Rrsz'Hi,ns,) who, with Q.
d. so others who bad been pressed tor sol.
Ire. y... in Afensi c de.--L,vaileis
ssn,ed him Se.l before them ibey joined
b followed him. Having augmented his
ttv by ,his so di,ion and by number Of tho
labi,ar,s, xho Joined him, be found himself
the command o. about 500 men, woli arm.
Win these no entered Soriano and Mer.
tes or Cspiils Now , ana having reorssnlz
the govetnmsni, he m,'rched 10 the Rincon
las Gal'inas--snd destroyed about 200 men
% guarded it. Tae Militia Of this Pahand
On many Portuguese joined BIN, and he
'e found pleny Of hotses and pro, .ions.-
passing the River Negro, he marched 10.
rds the Peidido-by s.ra,egem he got Pns'
sion Of the person Of Ffutus Rivero--ths
sziliisn miiilsiy eommsndsr VI tho county,
III his escort. who except tho officers all
ned the party Of Layailsja--- Fruius Rivero
nssif sfterwards joined the revolutionary
,se snd publicly busm his Imperial uniform
tho streets of'Santai Lucis, and had sent q
mmons to the eommshdsr0f Mon'eVidoo to
render ,ha, place.
F rom various paragraphs in the puenos
res pspers, II appears that tho insurrectioD
very general; that tho Csientals we're IN
CO in tho ueigh5o'hosd Of Montevideo,
ere the Govefoment end Iohsoi,ants we're
the gresteN consteroslion. A eofps of the
rrison composed Of Pe'nsmbucsns suspect.
Of d'sahec'ion had been disa, med and I'm.
aoned.-A numosf Of tho principal naive
abiisnts had be en- srresed, and were TO be
u to Rio JIaeire--the Portuguese inhab,-
10 were Isken 10 the Citedel 10 serve ss
diers aud the Gus'ds s1d PalIoiesmen
,bed.
A letter from Valparaiso Of March 27,h,
les that the government was in very un.
tied state, sDd thar a number Of members
he Congress were 10 prison tor . conspi-
y. They were 10 be tiled by the legisls-
, body. lSsd.
ract OF . letter from gentlemen in Cubs, 10 q
friend in this country, dated
MArANzAs. June le, 1925.
have this momsD, returned from my IA.
rs place, IN tho neighbor hood Of which we
70 he'd very serious iGsu'fection among
negroes, which broke out on the lsth
- am happy TO inform you that 1t did
reach our place, bu, was checked s6ou,
GO miles fton it. The negroes com.
need their horrid massacre sbou, q o'clock
be morning on plantation belonging 10 .
!. Afmiiage, abou, elk miles from our
Sc. end sf,sr mu derIng him, his wife. and
sons (young rnen) ses TO burning the hou. |
aiier which they Immediately proceeded |
he adjoining plsniation and mur de al Tho |
,e' and sehooimsste', and were joinedby |
The negroes OF ,ha, plsn,ation, and proceed.
IN murde ing oil the whites they met with
short time they had collected about three
died in number, and their plsn was 10 de-
y eve'y thing before them until they
uid arrive al a tevern, where the ros0 (
nchsd Of IN several directions and hero to
! until all the negroes OF tho neighbo'iug
.tstions should have jn,ned Them howev
'efo'e they go, ,hsrc The whites in the
,hbofhood wsre sppn,ed oi u and had on
moment 20 collect say about ) men, who
pedisIely mot the nsgfoes, odd afte' kill.
sbou, twenty 81 them, the oiht's fed IN
directions; 1t is Supposed hat about ifly
II were kiisd,snd Two hundred and fl y arc
he woods, VINO are pu'sued by s6oo, tive
dsed whi,es besides the Dragons Of this
e.. No whites were killed in the en-.
emenl, as The neg oes had ve.y few Fl e
S and hardly koew how TO use them, My
er was sppuzed OF the affair about sunrise
ne OF The neigh5or's little boy' who rode
he house snd told him ,hs, The negroes
iissn aud we'e killing all the whites.
ism'ly ell immediately started for the
plantation, but foutd no one ct home