Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-26

the despaeil did rot .nsn' on toe nrn.tef. Ais
whole were either killed or 'aken prisoners.
The n,a'iny began Sundas, and sxn--
guished in the blood the capture Of the ievolter,
on Monday morning. al o'clock. !, continued
all Sunday and SUNDAY night the ebels Leig bar
ricaied ali that in- and KEEP, lhoui food OF drink
By the MON aud CitiSens Line.
NEW YosIs. June %. = BY the Spartan. which
left Gibraltar the 2Is,, favored with
pa pefs OF thai place the 18Th alt.
GIBRALTAR, May 49, Official Foreign ves-
sells are permitted, for ,rse months longer Ito the
end of July to carry grain aud other products of
the Peninsula, from the northern the southern
aud eastern ports of the same
The expectation. duty fee, OF Spanish wool ia
permitted.
TUNIs April l G. is27.-The Dutch brig of wsr
Pelican, captain Wander Bosch, 3 days out from
rripoli. brings intelligence of declaration of war
by that Regency against Tuscany; and that cor
veite srming here for tie purpose of cruizin-
against the Tuscan dag
N. Orleans papers 10 the evening of the ID inst,
are received by the Peru, ian Judge RocAEsTER
we presume the secretary of the Mission to the
Souh American Congress, had just arrived in the
schr. Gen. Warren from Vera Cruz.
TO the Editor Of the Baltimore Garene
80 LIMA, Feb. 20, 1897
'On The 26;b jan last we had complete change
Ministers ere
dismissed, new Congress il 10 be convened in
this city iha LIST May for the purpose OF In king
Constitution. &c SC
+" The people very much opposed TO General
BOLIVAR, particularly to the Constitution which he
forced them to accept. We have not as vet learnt
the decisions OF the people of Cuzco and Arequpa
but are momenny expecting TO hear iron, those
places, which, doubt will be in conformity
with the sentiments OF the people of this Cspital'H
g LIMA. 25ih Feb, 1927
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several very important official letter. and docu-
menis, which If they TOO long getting to
hand, will perhaps prove n,ere-iing as they devei-
ope In great measure, The ambitious plans of Gen.
Bolivar respecting this Republic You NAV t.iv
upon the authenticity OF the satenent Of the Min
lister ficieusee In his leiier TO Gsa. Santander
me revolution alluded to, took place on the
I6h OF last month, headed aud projected by the
Colombian Division Of 1000 men quartered in this
city. and commanded by officers picked by Gan
bolivar as ut tools carry forward his black pur.
pose. They were all TO the number of IL includn,
the two Generals Laro and Sands embarked for
gan bueaa Feaiura accompanied by strong guard,
the commanding officer having orders to march
them from thence to b gotta. and deliver them over
10 the vice Presdeni, Gen Santander, and at the
same time 10 assure the Congress that the division
were determined TO support the Colombian Gonsti-
tuition and Congress. We have every reason to
nope that The remaining Colombian troops in Peru
ana BOLIVIA, VIII follow he step of this division
a." The accounts as yet received from the dir.
rent departments of the interior of Peru are vety
ssuFiactory, and there IL every appearance of the
reru"ians getting rid of The Bolivian yoke, without
me least disorder boodshed''
The q. States and Tur6ey.- There appears
al length reason 10 expect commercial arrange
menI between government and the sublime
Porte, II we may credit article in the Oriental
| Spectator, translation of which we give below
IL Is In The number of that paper of March 9Th
| which, with another of the SO,h, we have receiy-
ed through our correspondent at Smyrna
Constantinople, March I2.h.--lt is generally
believed here, that of the first subjects which
will occupy the attention of the Ambassador of
Russia, when he shall have had his audience, will
De The question OF , treaty between the Porte and
me Onited States, In consequence OF which the
latter power will have Ambassador at Constan-
| tn'ple. The extension of American CONNER &c in
the Levan,, which in certain branches threatens
soon TO suPpant that of other nations, must rem :
| der the United States anxious to be repressntef
| IN country Where they have great interests.
Russia interests herself, on several accounts in The
success OF this negotiation, which although com
| menced several years ago, has been suspended-.
Principally because of the advantages which she
would derive from II TO her commerce in the Black
sea That trade has already attracted The attention
| oil some American Spectators: for orders have
oeen received here for The purchase OF different
| Russian articles: and American mechant has
lately arrived Tor this object. Further The very
intimate union which exists bewee Russia and the
United States gives to believe that the Am
bassador OF tbs former power will exert himself
! very much for the interests Other ally
| Commodore Porter This following despaich
from The Mexican Government. evinces the entire
| confidence reposed in the skill aud conduct of
Commodore Porter. II was lately stated. that his
squadron was off the Havana, waiting for La
borde. We believe there is error in this. az the
Commodore is supposed to have sailed for Vera
Cruz, and from thence will 90 to Colombia, to
effect junction with their squadron, and make
an efficient attack on Cuba. IN T. Eng.
| DEPARTMENT OF WAR AND MARINE.
| Section Sd When the Supreme Government
was pleased TO confer upon you the command of
the squadron, and to commission you TO present
yourself front ofthe enemy t wasthe result of your
well known attachment to the cause of the Anne
ricans, your nautical talents, your zeal z The faith
ful execution of the orders transmitted to YOU for
the benefit OF the service. Under such favorable
circumstances, the government feels justified
In the confidence it has 'reposed in you; and
al.o, from discovering The judgment and skill
which you have manifested in all your operations.
and which have redounded 81 much TO your own
honor, aud that OF the nation. His ExcelIency.
therefore, conhdng entirely in your abilities, and
convinced that you well know how to profit bv