Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16
FOREIGN.
MORE TROUBLES IN COLOMBIA.


MORE TROUBLES IN COLOMBIA.
By the schr. Thaddens, from Csrthagena,
papers 20 the Eth of October have been Teeeiv-
ed a, New York. which apprize us OF q new
revolt by one OF the military chiefs OF 'nat
country, General Cordoya. We have MADE,
and annex translation of his Proclamation.
An Extra, of 9th OF October, from Carthagena,
saws " that intelligence had just been received
from Bogota, of General Coidoyas rebellion
in Antioquia, although il happened that the re-
suit oft was not yet known at the Capital. The
Secretary of State considered it as rash en-
terprze, without any other probable bad con-
sequence than such as may betall the province
which Is the theatre Of his crime. Ii is also
stated upon the authority oil an officer who lett
Modellin after the occurrence, TINT not more
than 40 or 90 persons had joined Cordova and
among them, no one OF wealth, influence, or
consideration. There was, consequently, no
apprehension entertained at Bogoa, OF the
revolt spreading. as the intelligence Oft had
Only excited contempt for the perpelrator OF so
netarious an enterprise leaving the capital
tranquil as before. The measures taken by
the Government were III entire conformity
with those adopted by the Project of this Dis
trict." second Extra, OF 9th October, gives
the further information from Bogota, thai a
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danere stating bis attempt 10 arrest Cordoya,
h,S brother Coi. Salvador Cordosa. aud his
broth er-in-lhw, the Governor of the Province,
the only sup orters of the enterprise. COrdo-
va, however, was spprised oil their PROJECT
adv anced Upon Medella, when The inhabitants
upon condtl N of his protecting their lives aud
property, admitted DIN, aud Col Urdaneie
was ohged TO leave the Province. The despatch
from Col. Urdanete was from Mare, OF DIST
September, and he was DELAYED there in order
20 defeat shall detachment OF 10 men, and an
officer was sent by Cordoya 10 possess them
selves of that important point on the Magdait-
ma, at the mouth ofIhe rive, OF the same name
Col. Urdanete says the force of Cordoya does
not sum 10 militia, together viii his own I'M
mediate retaners and those OF his brother, and
engages with 900 veterans 10 put an end IN the
treason. A regiment OF 700 veterans under
the command of General OLeary, was imme-
diaieiy sent Oft from Boeata and entire copfi
dence is expressed that this movement of Cor
doya will he put down al once.
". York Amer.
The following extract from Bogota, IS OF
date anterior 10 the news OF Cordoya's rebel
lion
ETtrdct Of a letter dated B0goid, 2SM dug.
we have no news oil much interest. Quay
aqnIl has been surrendered TO the Coombians
o"' u -tileIdl diHlsuCe COnCluuPu between
them and the Peruyans, until their commission
ers assemble to treat for peace. The Congres
rs to meet in January, To give a CONSTITUTION.
some sters were already taken with the troops
10 make Bolivar Emperor, but his pa'fizans
are, think, aware OF tee impossibility, /, the
opposition OF ali the people, not only TO that
hu' TO the Presidency for life, aud now his par
lHans are framing constitution 10 make HIM
President tor ten ysars, re.eligible for another
'"f'cd tor ten, with power similar. or as much
AS ca be to the dict.loral one
PROCLAMATION
OF GENERAL JOSE MARIA CoRDoyA
AHt0qaeaos: My RAPID arrival in this prov
ince, aud Subsequent events. have alarmed you
Nothing is ever done of importance il the
world, with the quietncss of ordinary lite (, u
sstent IN my principles Of liberty, and thu fe
IN despair at the conduct aud AIMS of Goaer
Bolivar, who Expresses the whole Republic
determined many days ago TO place myself 1t
| the head of all true patrols and freemen, IN
! order TO pTOsira'e his ambitious view, aid res.
| tore the lost liberties OF the nation. hed pre-
pared aud forcseen every thing, when H. a.
larm was raised against me IN this city b,
Chipt--who although in doing so, thought onh
| TO fulfil his duty, has ID truth, saved me from
some difficulties, which the sudden tran, lion
from the acquiescence of slavery 10 the libety
| Oh QUEENS wOuiu certainly pieStna
Already, therefore, find ny SET in iae posi-.
! ton which desired in Order - err. rec the
| great work OF restoring our libetiy + IN yes
! terday the rule of General Bolivar is ~ tact
dIsavuwed-and the dsayoH al will immediate
! y be proclaimed in the cities aud towns, with
| all due solemnilies-lhe flame of liberty lighted
| up IN this province will pass with electric
! Eidty to the Pastro, aud hence through the
whole Republic, for The same flame is burning
in the breast of every honest Colombian In
manifesto now preparing, shall give to the
world the motives aad the objects of tie m oye-
ment: although they are we'll unde,s God !, et
! VIII present them in regular order and
they are 40 other than wheher we shall possess
a Constitution and laws-ptinciples ana guar
entees-Tights aud liberty. Fellow Cnuntry-
men-do you not love them | am sure you
DO and therefore count Upon you. The or
ganizAtion OF the government u the depart
ments ~ provinces, 4 the administration o the
treasury, will go on without my other change
than that of the agents. WHO are opposed 10
our operation Alteration in the system. II
only belongs 10 the sovereignty of the Gatlunal
| representatives. 10 make. | am no more than
asoId'er, defender OF the rights OF social or.
der and of the rights of Observation-Disclosures !
1--we the Constitution of Cucula Long live
Liberty
General JOSE MARIA CORDoVA.
| Extract Of letter dated