The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-17

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LATE FROM COLOMBIA.
Captain Treby of the Ahenian, arrived New York;
which left Cahagena the 18th ultmo brings nfcrma-
ton that General O5ando had placed himself the head
the People of Popayan open rebellion against the Gov
ernment had had two engagements with the troops Of the
Republic, and beaten them at BOTH The President had
however, force from Bogota subdue the ebes the
result heard The Peruvians had commenced hosties
and troops had been ordered to march from different points
of Colombia for the South 1t thought that the with
Peru would be of short duration, Bolivar had expressed
his determination to send such force against the Peruvans
will at crush them
General Sdntonder with several of his adherdnts concer-
the late conspiracy who had been Danish
men, arrived at Carhagena days before Captain rs
departure Their passages taken on board of Eng
sh brig for Liverpool; but two DAYS before she ready
for sea- an express arrived from Bugoa with orders that
Sanander should not be embarked bat kept close prisoner
IN the Castle Of Boco Chico, where he now is.
Captain Trety brought Bogota papers TO Dec T. Bolisar
left Bnrotl on 3Oth Nov. annhae the factions n
Popayah Ii is supposed by the Gaeeta de Colombia and
by Dictator tdt the present disturbance there only
rlncaon of the conspiracy for which Santander
denned; and this probably the of the
de which reached Carthagena when tue eMles about
embark Before leaving the capital, Bolivar had issued
decree for the reorganization of the Courts Of Justice, and
had made several important appointments, among which
notice that of j. olneda Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
lose Maria Salasar appointed Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court, under the new organization.
Journal of Commerce.
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New YoRK, JAN. II.
A Horscl Of Foreign Ncars at La@--i,y the East
ern Mail of this morning, have received the Bos-
ton Statesman of yesterday morning, and IA slip from
our correspondents Of the Boston Patriot containing
few words of intelligence from the seat of war in
! Europe, via Smyrna and Constantineple The news
received in Boston by the brig Ceres, Capt soue
from Smyrna, which place he left on the first of Nov
Capt. Soue states, that severe battle was fought
about Oct. 49, at Choumla, in which the Turks were
defeated with the loss of about $4,000 men.
Our latest advces from Chounla by former arri-
walls, were to the Sd of October, and from Vama to
the 18th, both inclusive. Conn., Ado
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CAMBRIDGE MD. Dec. 81
Dreadful Cdtosr0phe-We have just understood that
the of Mr. Charles Smith, Jr in the vicinity of New
Market with its contents consumed by fire Thursday
night last We regret add that the particulars of the
painful nature-that the truly hearending
and that the has terminated the existence of
of our citizens, and dready acerated the body Of third
much that his recovery despared Of What aggra-
Yates the event. is its orignthe firing of crackers-one fall
ing into keg of powder, caused explosion powerful
and instantaneous that the literally from
its foundation, and Messrs Chas. Smith, Sem and VIM
Thomas killed and Mr. - Chaifnch injured stated
above There believe but four persons the house