The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-15
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the following from Colombia -
BY the schooner Eugeneta from Porto
Cavello, we learn that on the 18th May,
General Paez was declared by the Cablldo
OF Valencia in conjunction with the depu-
ties from Caracas, CipH and Military Chief
Of PeneziteLd, until the return of General
Bolivar. Col. Eyaro was to leave Laguay-
ra Immediately on mission TO General B.
requesting his immediate return.--Gene-
raj PaeZ arrived at Caracas on the 18th
with his suite-he was escorted into the
town by large number of the inhabitants.
Business of every kind was at stand
no collections could be made of persons
who had bought goods on credit. Gen
eral Paez had issued the following procla-
nation -
Head Quarters an Talencia, May Sd 1896.
Inhabitants ofVenezula; My expulsion
from the command of this department, by
an act of the government eytorted by my
personal enemies, and by men who, for the
most, have sacrificed nothing on the altar
of our country, is an event which has ex-
cited interest, inasmuch as the national
honor has been outraged to such degree
that all have feared for It's internal and ex-
ternal safety.
The people through the organ Of the il
lustrious Municipality of Valencia, preced-
ed by the legitimate Authorities have res
tored to me an Office which / had yield
ed up with calmness, in conformity with
the subordination which has always
marked my military career: but which
have resumed, in compliance with the pub
lie wish, because could not slight the af-
fection manifested by my ccnntrymen, nor
see them, with Indifference, exposed to in
ternal disorders, and exterior assaults at d
time when there are powerful reasons for
apPrehending both.
| Citizens, will concur with the object of
this measure, by obtaining, with the armed
force under my orders, public tranquility,
and other good effects contemplated by it
but this force, shal! moi Dterfere with
the proceedings ofthe people, while exer-
cising their sovereignty in providing for
their well being and security.
Strangers, the securities offered YOU by
the constitution and other laws Of the re-
public in your moral and personal liberty,
aud in your property, will be rcligiously OBJ
served.
JOSE A. PAEZ.
! BRAZiL. The situation Of Brazil at the
present moment is, on several accounts, We
ry singular, and, we imagine no less criti-
cal. Barely holding out, at Montevideo,
the defence Of q fortress which is the las,
point she possesses in the vast province
she has SO lately lost her feet, which was
her chief dependence, not only disgraced
but threatened with defeat by the expect.
ed Chilian squadron; her extensive west.
erD frontier entirely open TO the entrance
of republican forces large part Of heI
population Disguised with the emperor, ant
excited by the examples around them
showing symptoms Of ofrebellion occasional
ly, and apparently waiting with anxiety fol
some great revolutionary project, which
there is reason to presume will not be long
in maturing--such is the situation Of the
country with regard to its monarch and lts
neighbors and the danger to which the
present government is exposed is great,
increased by the demise Of The
crown Of Portugal. In present circum
stances it can hardly be supposed that DoI
, Pedro will prefer Rio Janeiro 10 Lisbon
/, and who can support his authority in hr
J absence? England will endeavor to pre-
serve peace, but she cannot heartily dis
: relish nor long prevent q Fundamental
, change in the government.
New-York Daily Adv.