Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26
FOREIGN.

COOtD-
hia and Peru. Capt Clark informs us that intel.
lgence OF this event was received by express
from Bcgota, and announced at Porto Cayello by
proclamation, g rec days before he sailed.
FROM CoLoMBlA.-May 22.--we are in
dabted TO the poli,eness of the Colcyabian Consul
f9r lle oil Caracas papers to the 18th April in
elusive.
In the "Gaceta del Gobierno" of March IS, we
ind copy Of The decree issued by Bolivar in Po-
pagan, on the 18th OF Jan. relative TO the insur-
gent', under Col. OhanJo 1t offers pardon and
fofgeuulness 20 all persons engaged in the insur-
rec'ion, who within 20 days from date would take
the oath OF fidelity TO the government having FIRST
surrendered their arms TO the public authorities
Article Z is "a follows
Those who insist in making war upon the gov
ernneni, or repeat the offence afteE having taken
the oath OF fidelity, will be shot the spot where
they are met, without giving them more time than
IS necessary Tor receiving the holy sacraments.
On the same day the Liberator issued a Procla-
Ination 20 the inhabitants Of Cauca,E which is as
follows:
CGucGrs Your caiamies have called me TO
your territory, to pat nn end to civil dscord. Ger
tain needless persons OF the valley of Patica, Sc
duced by Col. Obando, have caused great confl-
sion in Popsyan and Paste. Wretches! they de.
served severe chastisemen.: but the lenity which
characterizes our government, has inspired me
with an ardent desire to grant them pardon. have
forgotten your errors, as if they had never been.
Sour grieis alone occupy my mind; and it will be
my earnest endeavor TO restore TO you the domes-
tic peace which you have lost.
topoyans You are virtuous, and it was i'm.
possible that you should be capable of treason.
Violence alone could have compelled YOU 10 sub
init 10 an usurped authority; and your desire to
zee the legitimate government re-estabshed has
proved with how much Impotence YOU endured
the commands of the factous.
Inhabitants of tde VGiiey! Four conduct has
been heroic and worthy Of all praise Receive.
then, the gratitude of Colombia, and mine.
PdrffGnSi Traitors have ensnared YOU and
made you instruments OF their crimes. The gov
eminent, however, does not wish to consider yo,,
US enemies, but regards you as afflicted children.
InhahitGnts Of Pdrtd! The fame of YOUR an
Gent valor has attracted Obando TO your territory
IN order to lead you astray. Listen 10 him no lon
ger: leave him 10 the malediction which follows
him, or cast him into the torrents Of Guaytara or
iuansmbie. Excite no more the yenpeance Of
Colombia. Remember that Providence cbastises
the perjured, and has granted the destruction of
all our enemies. BOJJyAR
Head Quarters IN POpayan, 26th Jan 1929.
10 encourage the working OF the mines, a decree
mas been Issued by Bolivar, exempiing from every
kind OF military duty, the directors, oyerseers
miners, runners, and other persons who NAV be
employed in the construction of buildings, engines.
&c. for the miners, whether of metals, or pre-
cions stones, or who may be engaged in the bnsi-
ness OF working them.
LATEsT-lMPoRTANT BY the Schr. Sn,en.
did, Capt. Clark, which arrived yesterday In II
days from Porto Cabeilo, information is brou ght
that two days previous TO her sailing official news
had been received from Bogota, OF decisive en-
gagement having taken place between the Co.
iombau and Peruvian armies, in which the for
Iner was victorious An arEiStice was signed on
tho field of battle in which it was agreed 10 refer
their political disputes to the government of the
United States. Coffee, rs; crop nearly over;
very little to be bought. Cocoa, S23 none in the
market. Hides, II to IL l-2. Indigo, ~ I-2 to
IL cash.
SCauca is Department in the south western
part of Colombia, of which Popayan, Paste, sc.
are subdivisions. Eds Jour- Com.
Treaty Of peace JeftUee,, Co,omJia ana Perm.
NEW York, May 2i.-We received intelli-
gence by the scar. Splendid, which we published
ON Tuesday last, that Peace had been concluded
between Colombia and Peru, and were Yesterday
oblgingly favoured with Jamaica paper of the
18Th uit from which we have copied the Conven-
ton entered into by these powers on the 9th Feb
last at Jiron, to serve the basis of defintiye
treaty OF peace, and approved by the Colombian
general Si,cTe and by the President of Peru, De
La Mar, on the LIST March. The principal ar;i-
cles OF the Convention are those which declare
that neither power shall interfere with the gov |
eronent OF tie other; thatthe independence of the
Bolivian Republic is acknowledged; that the Pc |
ruvian Army shall evacuate the soil of Colombia
within ~ days; that plenpotenliaries on both ides
shall meet al Guayaqu in May, TO form defni- |
tive treaty OF alliance against all foreign invasion;
ports shall cease on the day on which the Com I
Insslonerssba meet at Guayaqul 10 settle the de-
tails OF the debnitiye treaty. The most important
part OF the Convention TO us, is that which raises
the blockade oil the Colombian ports, and Of course
takes on the tramInels now imposed on our COM |
merce with these ports, and as by Article our |
Governments to be requested to act as mediator
and guarantee the defnitive treaty, there is no !
doubt uat our intercourse with both countries |
will become more frequent and valuable.
lighting have haaD 10
and the slaughter OF the Peruvians very great. |
According TO the Colombian account, 5000 Pcru
VANS were beaten by 1000 COombisns.
lJIercGntae Adreyiiser.
FROM MEXico.-By the ship Virginia, Capt
Collins, we have received papers from the CITY of
Mexico to the 18th of April, inclusive.
We learn that Com. Porter was still a; Vera
Cruz bnt soon to leave for the capital having been
called there by the government TO consult in re-
laton to the Navy. He had previousIy esked
not obtained it. The country generally was tran
gull; the new administration had just commenced
and the result Of their measures remains to be
seen.
The names OF 1914 Spaniards, who had been sup
piled by Government with the means TO enable
them to leave the country under the act of the
2Oh March, amounting to 1860 dollars.
postscript in the Espiratu Pubico of the 10th
81 April, announces the resignation OF Go.Jales
Anguo as Secretary Of State, and the a. continent
of Sir. Zayaia, Governor Of Mexico, in his place
The duties Of the Office were TO be performed by
Sir Montezuina, the Secretary of war, until Sir.
Zayaa could settle the affairs OF Office of Governor
10.
PEACE WITH PERU AND COLOMBIA.
ohes Of tbs PrsfesuIa General Tuihaco, April o. 1921
To the Project Of the Department.
The Secretary Of War, in his dispatches dated
29th March, informs meas foows:-
+" The annexed documents will inform your ex- |
cshency Of the convention made with the Peru
Wan army, invading the south of Colombia, in