Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23
FOREIGN.

new York, Dec. l9.-By the Cadmus
| from Hayre, have our various Paris files to
| the 10Th ul,. The Journal du Commerce of the
lilh. has the following paragraph:
Unfavourable reports are circulating al Constan
iinopie, to he attempts of the Russians in til cir
quarrel with Persia.
The Capulan Pacha returned to Constantinople
| on the 18th October.
| Lord Cochrsne, says the same journal, was caus-
| ing TO he made for himself at Msrseles a magni-
hcent Adnirals hat
| A statue is to be erected to Tama, of which
the execution is confided to M. David, who, it
Is said, has been very happy in the sculpture of
| the mausoleum OF Fenelon, in the cathedral of
Cambray.
| The apotheosis of Talma was celebrated at the
theatre OF Metz. All the actors in mourning
walked before funeral urn placed on pedestal
and carried by the chief performers. This was
| followed by the actresses in simple white robes
with black wells around the head. The urn having
been placed In front OF the stage, stanzas were
sung, and piece of verses called Tama in the
EiysIan helds was declaimed; sudden shifting of
the scenes presented Talma's bust encircIed with
| glory, and surrounded with clouds. All the per
| formers Apr oached two by TWO, and laid palms a,
the fee, of this image oil the great trasedian.
The Infant Don VI guel has taken The oath pre-
scrioed by The new Portuguese constitutional! charter
This done at Vienna, where Don Miguel is.
account OF the opening of the Portuguese Cortes
| on The 3lst October, and gives the speech of the
Princess Regent. IL is explicit on the subject of
the constitutional representa- government which
II says is The only fitted for Portugal and gives
assurances OF remaining at peace and in harmony
with the great powers OF Europe.
| Much complaint is made in the late Paris papers
OF the multiplied iobberes and even assassinatons
committed in the capital, even in its most public
! streets. As instances of the bodness of the rob
oers, 1t Is stated that inspector of police and
send arne, "a military police officer,) had been
stopped and robbed. 1t would sound queer to us
In New York, to hear that Jacob Hays had been
robbed In the streets. NJ Y. American.
| REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA.
Translated for the Aurora and franklin Gazette1
| CARTHAGENA, Oct 29.-By the last Mail
from Bosota, which arrived in this city on the 25b
instant we have recev ed the gratifying intelligence
that his excellency the liberator president would
rive at Guayaquil from the I0h TO the 10Th ult.,
and without loss OF time would proceed to the
capital OF the republic TO take charge OF the execu-
| i've power. We have the greatest plesure in an
nouncing this event to our readers confident that
the presence OF the Liberation, his influence and
Judgment will calm the passions and restore tram
| guilty andpubc order, disturbed by the events of
the sun OF April last. We think that one of the
hrst steps which his exceency will adopt will be
10 excite the zeal and patriotism of the senator's
ana representatives. elected for the ensuing con-
gress, ureiag their meeting at the capital TO enable
the congress 10 be opened on the day fixed by the
| constitution. We do not doubt therefore that the
representatives OF this province and the senators
OF Tie department. together with those of the other
departments Of the republic, even those who have
| shown themselves dIsobedient, will hasten TO Boz
gotta, and prove hat the confidence reposed in them
by Their Constituents has not been misplaced The
most happy results are 10 be expected from the
union oil The representative body, and as the Pres
dent aud Vice President cease their administration
on the "a of january, 1927 and on that day, having
been reelected, they mast take the oath provided
by ne constitution, the union of that august as
sembly IS oil The highest importance.
Secretary Generals Office.
Head Quarters, Lima, .dug q, 1926.
To the lniendant of the Department of MsedsIena
have had the honor of receiving your 3 com
munications Of the LIST, 25ih and 2C,h of June
from Csrihagena, and the copies enclosed therein:
one, the communication made by the 1ntendant of
Venezuela 20 his excellency the British minister.
he other two taken from the Caracas Gazette
The intelligence you are pleased 10 give me is real
~ 81 melancholy nature, and has determined his
eNceilency the bera;or, 10 fly TO Colombia 10 the
assistance OF nation illustrated by so many and
such msgnsnimous sacrifices in the cause of inds
pepaence, and to preserve It's entreness.
The accompanying public papers will inform
you OF the late occurrences IN this city, and If The
sanction by the electoral colleges of The undsmen-
tai law presented 10 them for their perussl ADD
spprObai ior. an, with the highest consiJerio,.
JOSE G. PEREZ.