Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-22

and as the Information deriv ed from the same
source previous occasions, has uniformly proved
authentic. we con6de as entirely that now
nony mously Communicated, though It were
vouched with a nsme-and il is, we are sorry 20
say. very dscouragng. At Bogota there is said
10 have occurred--if not a revolution some most
decided manifestations OF opposition 10 the rDes-
.urrs OF Simon T., one of eur Correspondents
calls Bolivar Meantime very strict measures a'e
taken b. Bolivar, to prevent INSTRUMENTATION in
Colombia. A proclamation wac received on he
IAN April in l.. Guayra requiring all Foreigners
arriving ia that country, TO beha' themselves, and
in case OF any inlractior Of the laws, authorizing
the Governor Of the Province where they landed,
to order them forthwith out OF the country. Ano
Their order proclsiins death! to auy one who may
speak III OF the existing government
These indications OF apprehepsive and suspicious
iespotism, when connected Nth previous
c"unis, and with that which this day republisb
from the Philadelphia National Gazette. of the
voiu,Ions in Peru, and the overthrow of the Be-
iivian constitution, cannot but awaken the live
hest solicitude of the lovers of freed NJ, for the
fate Uf tho new republics OF the South.
RoE. Fed Gaz.
We are indebted TO Mr.. Ssnderson, of the COT
fee House, for Buenos Ayres papers TO the 3 Ia
March and a gazette of Montsyideo OF the l7th
OF that month Buenos Ayres ~as full ut joy Tor
Considerable victory obtained by her army over
that of The Emperor of Brszil. We proceed TO
despatch announcing tn. event MAJ. Gag.
" TRIUMPH OF THE ARGENTINE RE-
PUBLIC.
Head onaitr.s march, Feb 2is,, 1927
"T0 Hs Eresiieney tie lIiai,ter Of jFar:--
" The general in chief of lac Republican army
has the satisfaction 10 communicate 30 HIS Excel
lency the Mi User of War that, after two partial
engagements, ia which the division oil Ventus
Manuel .-as attacked and beaten OH the 49, h int
10y Colonel LavaIle, and on the 10th by General
Mancilia, the republican army fairly encountered
the imperisl bands IN the field OF RuzaipgO. -
Their numbers amounted to eight thousaUd > hun>
bred lighting men, OF the tnree descriptions OF ree
the battle costnued ia rage for six hours: skIll
and eneTgy were displayed on both sde-; at length
the enemy gave way before the power of
brave troops, being completely routed: his cavsl-
~ was dispersed and he LETT the battle ground
more than f,oeiue hundred dead, among them
Marshal -Abreuj ten pieces OF artillery; all his
| naniiions and baggage; many prisoners and arms
"The loss of The Republican army does nc,
reach tour hundred wounded and killed; among the
latter, and his tate is deeply lsnented, IS the IA
| trepid Col. Branjzeh, who Tell at the head of hi.
regiment.
'The immediate benefits of this victo-y, ant! i,s
Consequences, immense. The general in chic
Is pursuing the enemy, order to improve his ad-
vantages TO the utmost; and in the name of the
army he ieicitstes the nation and the government
All the individuals of the army have contributed
In the most lsudable manner TO The fortunate issue
oil the day OF the e0,h
CARLOS Dc ALvEAR"
The editors of the Buenos Ayres gazeltes add
that the Imperial throne, which was alresd, tot
tering In Brszil, would fall and with its fall
The Independence of tins Western world and the
freedom OF the Argentine territory be assured.
tut the editor of the Monte Ydeo paper declares,
that the loss of the Argentine army he affair OF
the goth was very considerable, and that il had not
oolaired the advantages which it expected He
boasts OF the resources OF the Emperor of ID ALL,
both naval and military, acknowledging, however,
at the same time. that The Brazilian squatrou in the
Uruguay had been nearly destroyed.