Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-10-13
From The Pittsburgh Statesman.
FOREIGN 81 MMARY.


world are turned with such intense anx-
iety. The meeting took place on the
22d OF June last. We observe with
pleasure that the deputies have been Sc
lected from among the most distinguish
ed mon OF their respective countries.
The National journal has favored us
wiih translation OF The speech deliver.
ed at the opening oil the Congress by
Don Manuel Lorenzo de VldouUre,
Minister from Peru, which we have read
with great delight. The orator has RAJ
pidly but faithfully skerched the objects
oi.the assembage OF the Congress; and
his reflections, generally, are those OF a
statesman, patriot and a philosopher.
NEW GRANADA.
The American Consul lately resident
at Bogosa was iubumanly murdered in
his bed on the night OF the 18th OF July
last. Several persons yesbeen com
mltted 10 prison on suspicion OF having
been the perpetrators of this inhuman
act. Mr.. Fudger the Consul was much
respected by all who knew him.
BRAZIL.
AT the latest accounts the Buencs
Ayres squadron, under Admiral Brown,
was blockaded In the inner Balize, by
TWO lines, the outer line consisting OF
SIX frigates A report had reached Rio,
that when the Admiral was driven into
the above place, an action took place be-
tween his squadron and that OF the Bra.
lillian Empero
The Imperial Cor,es of Brazil would
close their session on the On Sep,em
Der. he Infant OF Portugal had arriv-
cd in ibis country Tor the purpose OF Of
lering his homage TO the Emperor.
GUATEMALA.
Mr.. Canos, la,e Minister Plenipoten-
tiary from Ibis country, residen, al Wash
ingtoh, has been appointed Minister oil
Finance TO this Republic.
The relations between the United
States and Guatemala being now set
tied, Charge DIES Afsires, merely, will
be deputed.
A Company of American citizens has
been chartered by this Republic, for cut.
Ting a canal from the Atlantic 10 the Pa.
clfic Ocean. This project Is one oil the
most important OF the age: and we re-
Ioice that the glory of its completion will
belong to our Country.
MEXICO.
The Mines worked by the English iD
this country, are said 10 be yielding rich
profits.
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
There have been several arrivals
from Europe since our last, but they
bring bul little news OF any moment.
ENGLAND.
Our Minister, Mr.. GallatiD, has ar
rived at Liverpool in good health
When the news reached Liverpool OF
the death Of Jefferson and Adams, The
colors Of the ships in that harbor, we're
displayed at halt mast during the whole
day. The spontaneous tribute of re.
spect to our illustrious counirymen does
honor 10 those by whom it was paid
The disrresses IN the manufacturing dis
ricts have IN some degree subsidcd.-
Mr.. HusklssoD, distinguished mem
Der OF Parliament, famed for his skill in
political economy, is said to be very SAN
guine, upon the subject of the revival @!
commerce. The English, however, can
never become the manufacturers Tor the
world, and the government greatly de-
ceives itself, il it calculates upon being
long able to enforce the present burthen
oil taxation.
Several cabinet consultations are said
TO have been had on the subject OF Greece
and Spain but as to the result oil these
consultations, nothing but conjecture ex-
lists.
PORTUGAL.
We have seen an abstract of the pro.
visions Of the new charter granted this
country by the Emperor Of Brazil. They
are OF very liberal character and if
they shall continue TO be respected BY
the government, they are doubtless cal.
culated to smeliorare the condilion Of
the people.-The governments Of Spain,
France and Austria are very much dis.
satisfied with this concession OF royal ia
vor. They are apprehensive Of the con-
sequences to their darling despotism, Of
any frame of government administered
upon liberal principles.
SPAIN.
The late events in Portugal have ex-
cited among the Spanish people i'm
mense enthusiasm and there appears
tn ha ..ononal d.r ci.;en Ia