Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-31
TORE1GN.
EROM COLOMBIA.
LA GuAYRA, July 8, 1897.

la GuAYRA. July 8, 1897.
]. NJ. Sanderson, ESQ., hand you procla-
nation issued yesterday. The President sails 10
day in the British lrgate Druid, for Carthegena
We had advices last night from Bogota. saying Boil
vars resignation had not been accepted by Congress
Yours, II. W. hoblNSoN'
PROCL.4lG4TION.
SIMON Bolivar, Liberator President, &c. SC.
|caezueiiaas--Y0u sufErages call me to Coom-
ba, in order to use my services IN reestabllshlng,
among YOU order and union. My most pleasing
duty was to devote myself to the country OF my
birth to destroy your enemies have marched as
far as the most distant provinces OF America all
nv actions have been directed to the liberty and glory
of Venezuela, of Caracas. This preference was
lust. and on that account should avow it. l have
served Colombia and America, because your lot was
tied to that of the hemisp here Of Columbus.
Do not imagine that go from You with ambl-
tious views. do not proceed to other departments
of the Republic in order to Increase the extent OF
nv command but to prevent the civil war by which
they are devastated, from reaching you. AS little
| do coyet the Presidency of Colombia, winch IS
| much enyed by other Colombians. promise you
| that MS soon as the grand convention shall be as
sembled and exerts lis beneficial power over your
welfare, YOU will see me always iii the land OF my
parents, my brothers, my friends, assisting you 10
alleviate the public caamlties winch we nave SUI
fered from war and revolution
Inhabitants of Caraccas' Born citizen OF Ia
racca,: nv highest ambition will be to preserve
that precious title private life among you Will be
my delight, my glory, and the revenge expect 70
take OF my enemies. bohi Hn'
HEAD QUARTERS, Curaccas, July a, 1927.
i THE Rebellion in Tarta,y.-The Pekin Gazettes
received at Canton contain papers issued Oy the eh'
peror respecting the rebellion III Western iartary
The leader, Chang Kih-Urb is represented as a
Mahomedan and the head of certain descendants o
former rebel. He has been joined by lartars cal
: led in Chimes, Poo Tooth, and by the wh'tecapp,e.
0 hahomedans about Kashgar According to Chi
u nees maps in the hon cOmpany's library at cantor
l. the seat of the rebellion lies in long 10 east lat ~
north, and the surrounding territory which tn
Pekin Gazette represents as,eserts anu thhy ihhao
: tied. However the official documents from ms iii.
u iesty indicate considerable anxiety on the sutJect
He has ordered seventy officers of reputation, to a
: near before him. that he may select thirty 10 pro
coed with the greatest expedition to the seat OF war
:, From the north west province OF Shense ana hai
d sub he has ordered 10000 men to advance /; ant
re even from Manchow Tartary troops are commands
re TO uroceed 10 the westward. He has given absout
Al mower over the army to Changcling the commando
ID chief at Ele iii Of dAnvlle) about ten year
y ,ro, was poyernor at Canton. Two general 9th
y cers are united with him, which authorized MN
u act individually and independently IN all matters
r whether of life or death or great small. ka-su
IN and shantung provinces ordered to supply pr.
rs visions &c. for the army in advance against q
10 Mahomedan rebels. His majesty commands uh
OF on Of clemency and severity. The arch rroei ,I
TO self, if he will submit, is promised his lite wh
to every human being opposed to the impera. iore'
VI total determination is threatened. ana 'he army
es instructed to infics it. Two officers OF rank
M the imperial army have already fallen and tuner
~ hOnOurs have been decreed.
IT, 1t is reported outside. that the Governor OF Ia
ut ton REQUIRES for immediate supply OF the grand
rs u; nv now in the field, and motion against the req
I'm Ching XIII Orb, from the hong merchants oo1'oi
IT. taels, the salt merchants. 100000 taeis anu !
IN country gentlemen 200 600 taeis hetner N; i ~,
ne esty will accept Of this beneyoiehce Or ho'
~. unknown.