The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
LATEST ERoN CARTHAGEEA.

Norf1k Sept. olive have received nfor-
nation In Carlhagena to the l6lh July Boil.
har still rHtmed there, hut was e pcctrd To
0 ,eed % hogola on the day following. \ vsry
Sa,yus disturbance had br ken out among the
putzans o. Santander, and BOLIVIA haddeS-
patched POO cavalry aud 900 infantry, for
the 2 ,rnose Of qnclling them.
About the time of Boivar's edving Laguira.
General Paez. With 1000 cavalry. marched for
Bogota and took with MIN arms anl accontre.
neuts for like number at & oops. which he ex
peccd 10 raise ON his way ihithcr
The Colon H. Navy, among which were the
two I'm. n Unit at Philade phia g. New York
are laid ~ aud dismhntted. The American
Sailors who went ont in thcm. are IN the great
, 81 distress The Consul has done every thing
IN bs power to alleviate their sufierings, hui his
lmi'cd mean, and the high prices Of provisions
prevent him from being Of any farther assS,-
ancc lhan merely giving them subsistence
The Schr. Medal Smith of and from Bali-
NOR, into Canhagena lOth July, for the pur
pose of obtaining permit from the Author tiles
there To trade Ia the Coast o San Bias and in.
termedate ports, hen she was taken posses
sion OF by an armed force, IN suspicion of hav-
ing con,rahauti goods on board. After a dclen-
tcn Of q days, she vas, through the indefatga-
bic eXe.tonS Of Mcssls Foster aud John Co.
hen. (the fnlmer an American, the latter an
Eaghshman,) Merchants, liberated Beacon.
49,
Nr O'CoSsELL, (the Irish orator. speaking
Of the late Change in the British Ministry, thus
expresses himself:
" seriously ask, what was our condition be-
fore the late chanee in the Ministry, and what is
tn,w , Il Is nov a condition Of some security
aad l. my humhlc judgment great hope | do
not use the languagr Of cXaggeIation, when |
say, tia before Il vas one Of terror and de pefa-
ION. speak advi'ediy, and with dcliborailon.
when say, that at the time Of the destruction OF
the Tory power. VIC were on the verge Ola q, Il
war. The sword was not drawn--the battle was
not comm nccd-hlood was moi Spied-hnt ~
cry symptom and token of the times prepared
us for the catastrophe, hear, hear 7 II is my
deliberate opinion, thai the summer wond not
have passed oveI without conyul.ionfhat would
have shaken society in this country l. it, very
base, and spread around ruin. and dcsolation.
and misery--iof whIca there could be no ade.
qulie compensation made " the WISE aud viz
iuOus, and upright Government of cent rles II
Is my deliberate opinion, that it there was a
chahce o. ouC escaping TINS terrific yIsl' alton. 1t
mid arse alone from the restraints of such a
dag as weuId be able TO attach 10 the wheel
Of civii war and anarchy. We have escaped the
peril, Of crisis Of which find no parallel IA his
tory bat the overthrow of lorvism. aud the til.
umph ~ those principles BY which the councils
OF the hing are now directed. Am | to be told
that this IS nothing The Peels s the Eldons
doomed us to eternal slavery They grudged MS
even the consolation of" hope deferred" They
told ms that oar degradation and suterings were
nerer 10 end, They bid us, in short, DESPAIR
From the horror of times in winch such men
welded tie dGsiinieS OF this mighty empire, we
have uaSsed nj least 10 season giving some con
hdcncc aud inspiring some hope