Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-29
From the N. Y. Telegraph.
LATEST FROM COLOMBIA,

~ me brg Medina, Shipman, 81 days from Car
,h,,,na =. we received Ell Amenuense OF the 10Th
M,rcb. translations from which follow:
IN the lst of March, Gen Patla, and several
others officers rose against the authorities appoint
al bv the General government, in the city OF Car
,h,aona They induced considerable portion OF
tha military composing the garrison OF that place
~ second their designs. Having assembled the
.roons on the great square, and diVesteo tue co"i
,,,,ier in chief of his authority, they proclaimed
denth to the partizans of tyranny, and success 10
the cause of the liberals. ofl
padlla's brother endeavoured 10 get posnes'o" u
.ha castle Bocachica, but owing to the aoherehGe
OF the commander 10 thc h"''on'i 5'
f.,,led in his attempt r
Aiar engraving the troops in the forwarding OF
a;a,vs Paiilla presented himself to the people,
,,,,;ntins them of his nomination, ana demanding
.hnir acouescence IN the appointment; they uliah-
.'mnnsy decided that they would not consent TO ne
,,lsd Inv other than the constituted cmes' "'i'''
t,dinc the troops becoming indillereht anu tiic
IIawa,r, accused the former OF treason and the
latter Of apathy ~, CHI, Cor.
- ,nI having deceived the iortresses by stating ne
ahont 70 sail for Tolu, hut when out OF reach
"a tbe Guns of the fortress, he Veerea MS co'isc
=" IA hore or for Ocana, where he expects, as 1t Is
aa;d to be protected by the general convention o1
.hore assembled for the general Interests Oh ooi
\ omba. ,,,.oa d,,r;,o thes,
A remarkable circumstance occurred curing 'hes'
n "a "'nocoed;nos. yiz--that the nglish consul
IS I.,;n waited upon the municipalities OF Carthegeha
"a ,oress his indignation at such violent atleniP
b ,,,,nst the constitutional government ne Consu
III I.,,red that as soon as he was aware Oh lic ueeID
IN - the psurcent army, he ordered the nag vi ~
n Pr,tnnc Majesty which had been seen. iioaIihs ov'
N ~. consulate, to be instantaneousiy struch uowi
M '' - ,,o NAV conclude that the measures purs
E cd NV the Liberator, must DC h'SuiJ eoNS'''"- ~ '
ge Interests of Great Britain. -,
5 Notwithstanding the candid and confidential a
vi -, NJ tbe Iiberatel of the people OF Coiompl
% - so.n, To dread return OF the despotc contro
ny c,, mr. a Caesar and there can scarcely
In A",,ht from brief perusal OF the papers bfong
# ~ ,h;s arrival that the nsurrectionary mo'eihei
8 =, Corthaceoa had for their object, the lros.fa''
m tbe dictatoria views OF bolivar
ER p,d;lla has always been y the foremost III
corntrv's cause---and fhe has taken up arms agar
8 tho exst,nr constitution. his sole OBJECT was 10 Sd
her from this dictatorship. -, T., i.
'8A The following proclamation was issuea ny
M y;berator. announcing his departure from Inc Ca
'' Simon Bolivar, Liberator, President OF the
4 public of Colombia &c.
# ro,onb;,ns--Che Grand Convention was to ma
.sonh,ed vesterday--that suspicious day Tor
i'll ''ntu,,I 'Vhe legislators have already begun
.i,av;,}e your dstresses by complying with the pt
t;o ;rvocat;ons for peace and the social guaran't
'rhe conideuce Of the nation is rePosed ID IT'S ae
Gates they participate inyour sorrows the 81
M tor vour relief; they belong to yourselves
their sole object is the prosperity OF me ccml'
wealth. Fear not the qualification OF theirin
sulieelngs, nor that other private VIEWS ioi vi