Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

" abstraction being made" of bic govt and somno.
lency, the King enjoys excellent health. and has
robust eon-tituiion.
Count Boissy- D. .fnglas died At Paris. on the
10Th October; also. the Marquis ~ Bovehet, Of
the order OF Cineinna,us.
INTERESTING FROM PERU.
Extract Of q letter from Linad, dated Iufy 81,
receiped By the Rebecco Sims, at Phitodei-
phio.
" sm afraid that the war in this country 10 not
at an end. The Peruvisns are getting TO be
disseminated with having so large a Colombian
force in the couniry-On the 18th inst. plot
discovered, just at the moment when it was ar
irving at maturity, to take the arms from the
Colombian army, and drive them from Peru, al
| ter killing Bolivar. Forty or fifty Peruvian Off
have been arrested on the superstition of their
| having been concerned in the conspiracy. Among
| these are three generals. one of whom command
ed the army at the great battle and victory at ia
min; since which he has been toasted aud caress-
! ed on all hands. Viva General Nichocbia"
was the lips Of every one. Now, what
! change On suspicion, he is arrested; and, on
suspicion, put inio cell in a convent. In double
| irons, and with GUARD. He is fine fellow; and
the people age fond of him; but none dare say .
word.
| When Bolivar sent for him. be tried to shame
him; but he had the wrong man to deal with
" General, said Bolivar, I AMI astonished 10 find
| man OF your standing connected with go pitiful
a conspiracy this. Some hing msre noble was
| expected from you" Nichocha answered :"
| am now sorry that did not know of this attempt
to revolt. Perhaps could have done my coun-
| try sone service in il, and relieved them from
these Colombians, who taking the b. ead from
our mouths. And now, as have IN opportuni-
~, tell you that you have scarce friend in
the country, and the quicker you return the bet
teri This was language that such man as Bo-
j. aa.~, ala
rage, and ordered his guard to arrest him. Nicho-
CHA looked him sternly in the face, and OBJ
served q" If had tiny sword, in the presence oil
your guard, / would draw some of that black
blood from you, and relieve the world OF Sou."
am afraid that this circumsiance will lead to q
serious revolution. Bolivar has removed from bis
house three miles from tho city, to the palace
where h. is now with double guard. I bore ths,
the affair will die away, but see no prospect Of
it, Bolivar will not give up his power, and the
people are evidently dissatisfied With his keeping it.
They say that he wants TO be king (; and Of tina,
kind of cattle they have l'eady had their full pro
portion. That looks very much like being biz
object. He has elected himself President OF
Upper Peru for life, with the privilege OF choos-
ing his successor. Does this look like liberty lie
told the people it was, and they believed il. They
thought that he was too great man TO do wrong,
and that wiratever he did was right. They now be-
gin TO see wherein they we've mistaken. The con-
gress Of Peru should have assembled last March
and all the representatives from the different dis
uicts should have come TO Lima. But Bolivar
fearful perhaps that they night wrest from him thu
power Of dictator, given 10 him at their last ses
sion, dissolved them before they entered on busi-
ness.
think that The opinion will be different from
what it now is 10 the U. States and Europe with
regard to Bolivar, and that before the year Is out
he will tarnish the great name he has obtained -
Ill init ell md
Washington, as the saviour Of his county,"
Phil duyDa..
E1troc. of letter to The Editor Of the
Gazette.
LIMA, August 5th, 1896.
" By the ship Rebecca Sims, of Philadelphia, we
have sent you file OF the Lima and Chill uewspa-
pers-ihey contain very little matter for foreign
reader. will they so long as the presa IL under
the control OF the Government!
The people Of Peru generally feel disssti6ed
with the proceedings of General Bolivar; lie haa
dissolve Ell their Congress, and has taken near five
thousand of the Peruvian troops to Panama, leav-
| ing his Colombian troops in every village Of the
country to keep the people in awe, and to main
tain his authority. Within tho last month, some
| division of troops in the neisbborhood of Hua
Manga have revolted- crying, VIVA Ell CoNGRE-
co." Sc; aud within these few days past, Gen.
Bolivar has arrested nearly all OF the principal
Peruvian and Buenos Ayrean officers, which caus-
es considerable agitation amongst the people. The
government will undoubtedly endesvour TO make it
appear that they concerned with the troops who
| have revolted, and try the whole OF them for the
crime OF High Treason.
cit is limited that General Bolivar wishes 10
| unite The governments Of Colombia, Peru aud b.
iivar in one and TO attain which by his emssaries.
| has caused one Of his favorite Generals in the
north OF Colombia to revolt against the government.
| The new Constitution sent to the government OF
Bolivar, is not pleasing TO the people general psr-
| ticuary that part OF it which elects President
for life, Uithou responsibility, and the right
drumming his successor.
| ." If we can Judge by the present movements
Of Bolivar, be will form alliance with The E,u-
conquer Chill and Buenoe Ayres, then take the
| countries, as may mos, sal, his ambition Of title,
FROM PORTUGAL
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2s.--Cspt. Low, who
arrived at Boston on Thur,day last, from St. Ubes,
| was over 10 Lisbon on the 18th OF October. Al
which time an instruction against the Constitution
| lad broke out in the Province of AIgarva, and
| about 8I00 troops had marched from Lisbon to
! suppress IL.
o, IMPORTANT.
| The N. Y. Albion asserts, that, " not content
with opening canals. erecting Notifications and re
sorting TO various other measures for the internal
advancement of the couairy. His Msjesty's Mi
nisters now contemplate, the most important chan
ges in the form and system OF The local government
of the British North American Province. Con-
1 that the welfare n theye provjnras