Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-15

FOREIGN.

New York, Jan 9-We received early ves,er
Gay morning, and published under the marine
nea1, me INT 'igence brought by Capt Clarke, OF
the Splendid, that Bolivar hid changed the sem
tence passed on San,andcr, fiom death to Danish
ment In this the Dictator has certainly consult
oil his own fair fam. IL was expected that San
lander would retire 10 this country. Several ar
rests had taken place 4 w DAYS before tl,e &
on" NCioiOld was SUI n an unsettled state.
J0uyu. Of Com.
capt iTeby, oil the Athenian, which left Car
thagena on the 18th ult., brings information that
len. obanoo had placed himself at the head of the
people OF Porayan, III open rebellion against the
government; had had Two engagements with the
troops oil the Republic, and beaten them AZ both
The President had however, sent force from DO
gotta 10 subdue the rebels: The result not heard
Inc feruviaus had commenced hostilities and
troops had b en- ordered TO march from different
points OF Colombia tor the South. IL was thought
mat The war with Peru would b. of short du-
faioh' as bolivar had expressed his determine
uon TO send such force against the Peruvjans -
at ono 20 crush them
General Santander viii, several Of his adbe
rents, concerned in the laje conspiracy, who had
oeeD sentenced 20 banishnenl, arrived AT Cartha
Eena some days before Capt. rs departure
ihelr passages were taken on board Of all English
brig, for Liverpool; but two DAYS Lefore she was
ready tor sea an express arrived from Bogota with
orders that Santonder should not be embarked but
kept a close prisoner ia the castle Of Boco-C Chico
where he now is.
Capt. Jreby brought Bogosa pape RS TO Dec. 2.
otyar lett Bogo on the 30th. Nov. 10 "annhate
the factions in Popayan." ii il supposed by the
Gaceta de Colombia and by the Dictator, that the
present disturbance there is only ramiication
oil the conspiracy for which Saniauder was con
demned; and this is probably the reason Of the coun-
ter-orders which reached Carthagena when the
e&iles were about TO embark. Before leaving the
Cd ial, bolivar had issued decree for the re or
ganlzation OF the Courts of Justice, and had made
several important appointments, among which we
notice that OF j. Clmeda, as Secretary OF Foreign
Affairs. Jose Mafjl SdIazsr is appointed an a $50
cidte Justice OF The Supreme Court under the new
organization.
The Bogota Gazette contains the message oi
Gen. Sucre, President OF the Republic of Bolivia
70 the Congress, which met early in August fB
COLOMBIA
We ahvertcd yesterday briefly 10 the an,irs Of
this distracted country. We are now enabled TO
lay before readers some authentic letters from,
Bogoa and Carthagena, which prove the xistence
oil state OF things there that must he lsmenod by
| every friend TO freedom. TN y S,neyicou
BoGoTA, 2sth Nov. 1925
! informed you before, of conspiracy that took
place in September last. The affair has been ter
minated by killing fourteen Of the constitutions
and baiIishing others; among them, many lbat The
ooYeIhmeh suspected, although nothing has been
proved against them. General .s}anta,2er had
! been condemned TO death by The Court Martial.
! but the Council of Government has thoupbt oro-
| per TO deprive him Of his military rank and honour
and send him out Of the country in consequence.
lhe has been sent 70 Carthagena, 10 embark from,
there think even the evidence the Govern.
nen' published that appeared against him, does
not prove that he was engaged ia the present con.
spiracy--that IL owned he intended TO prevent
and really prevented, The assassination Of BOLIVAR
lhat was intended some days before Tho said
evidence only proves in my opinion, that he was
not satisfied with The present system, and intended
bringing about a revolution st some future time
by preparing The opinions Of the people
Bymy last Informed you Of a revolution T,ctcd
" Col Obsndo, en0tHeT 81 Lee Department a
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