Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05

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ierenees win the President OF the Council SAy =,
Vhleie) with whom il was supposed tina, Lai
discussed those important subjects. "'u
LsGHoRN, Aug l6.- Extract of n or;x.,.,
ter a letter from the Island of Zan,e dated 81.
OF August, says:-" Admiral Cochfaue srs, r.
ins ourn' lie ESyp'isn brig Alexandra, and 90.
fie. terror into ,be -n-m,s country, has ye,,rn.,
10 Poros Yesterday morning. i,,,le fri,,,.u =.
'0 e"n"ohs, and a Schooner OF the Turkish ,les,
passed our i-lald for the purpose of .on. 10 %
Tss; suddenly Admiral Cochiane annea,ei
Scropies, with the Heias and the Softer (S,v;o.S
fMiihelisn brig; about brisk firins -,
heard. AID in the evening we had news OF the r.,
We. AUS morning, early. the Helas was &C..
bearing up 10 our island, along with The Soto
which had in tow The enemy's iri.at. m. c.,
deg flying at its mast head. The ruksb 60
mad been obliged to surrender, after rss;s,a,c.s
ten minutes, their vessel having been ereatlv ,,.
aged by the fire OF the Hellas. The eek SAT-.
were on IT'S deck, endeavoring repair the in ire
" had received. The maininss, was broken =, 49,
pi"ee winch receives II, bu, il would be essv r.,
mend Ihe Greeks came 20 near to our M,
that we were ab.e, with telescope 10 dis;.s,,;,.
the men As Tor the Turki-i schooner il "a A. -.
Se" WIN. ut having received any iniu,y r.L
Greek vessel sailed towards Clareuza whs,a IL
VIII anchor and arm the schooner by to-mo,,o,,
morning. ssW
CoPENHAGEN, Aug lS.- BY shin from rc.-
land, we learn that the greater part of The is,anJ
especially the north aud coasts had been an,
-
greenland floating ice. which produced verv.,o
my. cold and dry we-ther bx winch all vrs.,,,;o,
Was checked. The fishery, however. bs. ~,
| very productive, especially in the south M,nv
persons, especially tchildren had been carried off h
contagious fever. on the 18th Of January there
was an eruption of volcano ia the SIX ei,,,r,.r
Jockei, IN the district of Ost- Skatie!ed
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| BY an arrival at Phadelphis FROM Laeuira ,vs
nave received the following from our attentive COR
respondent the dies OF papers mentioned by him
! as having been forwarded with his letter Inv the
James Coulter have not come to hand
| Bali. Fed. Cog.
CARACAS, 2Sh Aug. 1927
! send yon herewith twelve numbers of the
Coieoie --previous 20 the appearance of the
| last number, the Editor taken from his house
ana sent to La Guayra there To be embark eL-,ha
order Tor his arrest it is said came from General
fa.Z. The editor was formerly one of the Col
iectors at the Custom House, La Guayra, and was
displaced by the President, in consequence of his
| accounts being in Ancar-. You will observe bv a
pefussi OF the paper, several very severe attacL
on the character OF Bolivar. This paper in con-
junction with several scurrilous handbills has
ed 10 ihname the passions of The people and nri,s
them 10 commit acts, which, at the present mo
Inent m'gh' be attended with very serious conse
| quences; TO prevent which General Paez, a short
time at er the departure oil Bolivar, Issued his pro
ciainaiion, Gallo on the people to maintain tran
| guilty and union, until the result of the Grand
Convention should be known--at the same iims
stating plainly that he the supreme chief of
ehszuea, would maintain order by force If neces :
is-fy. This advice has no; been attended TO- ami
he hss pa, his threat into execution, by sending of
Two persons, whose writings d sireaJy alarmed
the people The people OF the United States
wonic suppose conduct of this kind iyrs nnical but
mere u Is considered both iisl and eypejienN ar
this time for be known, hat the people of This
country are very different from the peoole of The
Unred States, and the safety and integrity of all
Columbia, rests at This period on the tranquility o.:
Veneznela. Bolivar has gone to Bogots 10 meet
me Congress, and IL j. the duty OF every good man
WHO wishes well to his country, to lorbear, until
what steps will be taken after his arrival there
GENERAL Paez and the constituted authorities are
determined that afftirs shall remain in the Slate
! bolivar LETT them. There many disaffected men
VINO have nothing TO lose and great deal TO pain
by making changes; but rely on il, the great mass
OF me people are in favour OF Bolivar and the re-
| suit VIII prove what say. There ar MANY scrib.
piers here and people distance might be iuduced
10 peiieVe that wlat they publish the voice of the
people TINS Is an error. il true that this part
OF me country has suffered consider bly ever since
the aHir OF Gen P~ez in April, 1926. and is still
SuiIerins-how can it be otherwise? The effects
ana consequences oil such reyoIuiioa az look
place last year Cannot be easily aIisyed, and the
people generally ought 10 be grateful and thankful
that Their situation l. not worse than il is No
nan, assert ii boldly, could have put s,op so
eheciuaily TO sll.the horrors of civil war as b.
iiVar has done and il to be Supposed and he
Nhe" It, That lie would be abused by those whose
'sctlGus plans had nearly Iuipei the country
J II IL The opinion OF those best informed by the
experience OF the revolution, thai all things will
/ be placed in order, on the arrival of BoIivar =,
DoSola' and be must be there He will TAXA
'he Presidential chair, and Santsnler will thus he
deprived ol his Influence and patronage General
eae1 VIII then be perfectly Satisfied -Revensas'
system oil Nevenue Will be sbointsd the poyyey
| oil Congress will be recognized every where and
soou times Will again return 10 this dis,Tart.d
country and have doubt, that the peopla
generally VIII profit by past experience, Ultimate
y free.
/" 5Oth Ausus'.-I also enclose = paper called
VI haSo, issued yesterday aud supposed TO be
written oy Judge Ianss, s.yelI tried patriot and
man OF g'eaI respeciablity ;you will find in il The
sentiments OF The bes, part Of the people. and ID
eohhfms In great measure what have previous.
st@'"d' Letters and papers received here re.
1e"'J rom bogo'a, state that great preparations
were maxi there TO rece We the President in
grand style, end that Congress had resolved ,hat
~ 1928 VIZ
z"d sep - send you the lat number of the
" Colibe, H'c tone is changed; cniI have not
got al HE Numbers, send YOU what have. the
vessel That convey ihis, sails to day we have
eo'hing new here, all eyes are now TUNED towards
Bogota.''
Important JrOm Souh .9nls,iec
Exuact OF letter from genilemaa of gress
,,espec'soIpy and jeielhgence, received al our
iss"s hoom per sehr. Monroe, dated Lagura 22d
August.
. This department since the departure OF Boli7
var, On the 9Th Of last month, Tor Bogots, via
Car'hageHa, has remained entirely quiei; YET every
D lfap lie r.