Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-19


of provisions destined Morea where the Turks ale
suffering under terrible famine.
LATEST FROM COLOMBIA.
OLA GUAYRA Arc T.
''The Bogota mails of the Goth and 3Oth June have
come forward and it decisivey the determine
ton OF Government TO oyerturn all the proceedings on
this side In the mean time the report is very cur
rent, that General Bermudez, the Commander in Chief
in Cumana, has received orders move forward and
that he actually his march to occupy San Fer
nando the focus of of Paez's influence the plains of
The Apure 1t is likewise reported that General Ur-
daneta intendent of Maracaybo has, i'm obedience TO
the orders of the Supreme Governments given direc.
on for the disPosabe troops in his department march
forward.
''The presunptive intention of this movement was To
form junction with Gen. Bernudez at Calabobo
which may be considered the key to the plains
- - much for the measures taken by the Supreme
Government far. In the mean time we hear that
race LETT Valencia, some ten days ago. for the plains
OF the Apure-bowever he is not likely to do much
good there and no doubt he already feels persuaded
that, should matters conflict his own officers
would be the first to desert him.n
Extract ofa letter from Carlhagena, dated JUN %.
Ihe movements of PAEz in Venezuela have been look
en upon here with the Indignation. We are how
ever anXonsy waiting the arrival the Liberato whose
@ . ue|'a'"" viii soon restore tranquility. Not
~ ie oier provinces II" Joined this rebellion
ms circumstance is sufficient convince paez of the nm
sondness of his cause. In the meantime the execuve
has issued nifesto, exhibiting in moderate but firm
Tone the gf0ftfnds of Venezuela, but particular lv
OF Paez, in nfcting this the liberties of our
try and becoming the dupc of few designing men, who TO
screen themselves from the gor the la have thus dared
to infringe the constitution,
The utmost tranquility prevails in every other par, of
me republic. The credit of the government which receiv
e so severe shock by the failure of Godschmdt has re-
vIved To this the immediate acceptance Of bills TO very
large amount drawn by the consul general in the Unite
States the treasury department ar Bocota has
contributed, and we understand that 10000 dollars ar,
now on their way TO THIS city to the payment.
r
York on Tuesday evening % days from Porto Cabel
TO- informs that few days previous to his Saline preat
TeJocings took place T. e.. in consequence If Mar,
Gaoo having declared in favor of the confederation of
venezuela 1T was also reported that Carthaeena and
Nargarea had declared the same but i, was moi ron
tlrmed. One of Boivar's Aids had arrived and imn,e
dlatey proceeded to the plains Opora with
GS lot ten raez, the nature of which not known
lie informed that Gen. Bolivar was on his way IN Ro
gotta and was expected at Venezuela within so days
Flour Sl1-Do demand.
900
''RIo JANFrRo July g.
The Brazilian and Beunos Ayrean squadrons have
had some skirrnishing, but no injury sustained bv oil
Their party Our two ships ofwar, Cyane and Boston
SAILED from tins port for Monte Video on the 26tb
ult.D Wv ~"
Rio JiNEIno July 9Th 1896
pc CYahe alter leaving this port, had TO return TO
examine her maiDmast, captain Elliott having disco
vered II TO be defective under the ripgino tLis vii
expert seamen, employed but little time-in fine mean
while he directed the soop of war Boston TO proceed
10 the RIVER La Plata, 10 unsuspectinr conn
trymen OF the blockade The vigilance of captain FL
hot has been highly praseworthy.
Twelve richly laden English vessels have already
arrived at this place. prizes 10 the Bockadinr Squad
ron. thcSe may be estimated, ] am informed at
13OoOOO, circumstance not at all agreeable to John
oui-one vessel belonging 10 the L. S has been sent
IN. but her cargo is British property
II IS supposed that all the vessels sent in here Gor
VIOLATION OF The blockade, will be condemned, conse-
qnenty, the British win sustain pretty serous loss
nus You see the principles they commended for pro
once effects winch now act reribu,iye on their com
merce, daily found to depreciate
1t is gratifying to an American 10 scr orr national
ships III this quatter-t:er presence, their character
give us confluence and inspire foreigners with respec
Tor our government, which seems ever ready In vatcb
over our interests, and 10 guard rights 1t is TO be
hoped that the squadron viii be continued on this coast
1t has, be assured, most happy influence on MIR off
cers-produCng, either directly or indrectlv benefits
cheaPy purchased, at the expense attending IFS en-
ploymeni. The time has arrived when the naval for
ces OF the T. 5. should be kept M and increased in
those seas where our commerce continually displays
tbe swelling canvass of enterprise, beneath the proD
uaug banner Of the "free and the braycn
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Mr.. WAKEFIELD AND MISS TURNER
Inc New York Albion saws tie statement that has
appeared IN some Of the papers announcing that Mr.
Turner had declined appearing against MIR WakeGcLl
Is incorrect. The trial certainly took place aboni tb
7h or &h august Mr.. Turner having plejrnd HE word
10 pursue Wakefield 10 the utmost extremity offho lave
even Il should cost him his fortune. The pIof wac
more deeply laid than bad any idea Of aud seems fo
nave been long time ~ preparation. The Albion has
DceD permitted 10 make the following extract from
private letter, written rs person in England
lhg every requisite means Of informaon- Mr. Turner's
'oUoc amounts to from 20 800 900 pounds sterling
Ms NC trial approaches dc arocious plot again OK
0es eeheFaI curiosity and attention, Much Information