The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-29

10 Barradas, a distrust Of his own forces on
the part of 81. .fnna, that does not tell well.
Translated ffon"La Abeja de N. Orleans" !"
for The .Nec York Daily .4dperiiser
"NEW-ORLEANS, Oct. 2d.ls2o.
"CAPlTULATlON OF BARRADAS.
"A passenger arrived in the schooner
Gslga, in this port from the coast of Tam.
pico, whence she sailed on the 22d of the
last month, informs, that General Barradas
copltulated to Santa Anna on the l2th.un.
der the condition that he should keep his
eolors aud arms, and be sent 10 Havana.
There had been five engagements before
che capItuIaton. The sick Spaniards 10
the number Of fifteen hundred, are TO be
tuken care Of at the expense of;he govern
ment, and sent back. also At their expense.
after the recovery of their health.
"The capitula,ion protects all vessels,
Foreign and SPANISH which corrled pro
visions to Tanplco before 1t was formed
Out Of the number of schooners that have
sailed hence, the eclipse and Monk arrived:
but two others, which are thought to BE-
the New Mary and DOrothca. were los
on the coast"
twill be seen, on comparing these state
ments and dates with those furnished b.
the Dromo, thnt there is every thing t.,
give this gratifying Intelligence the AR OF
probability. The war IN Mexico, We hat,
resson 10 believe. rs nnw nt an eud!
FROM TANPiCO.
We learn from Captain Woodbury.. o
tha brig Dromo, that General Santa Anna
was still ut the old town; his force was es.
timatcd at from five TO eight thousand men
he hal erected some batteries on the op.
positc side Of the river with an intention OF
hombardng the town-had given the in
habitants six days notice to leave the place,
which time had expired few days previous
to the sailing Of the Dromo. On the eve
ming of the 9Th September, he s,atcs, he
heard some heavy firing. which coarnued
al night, bnt WAS not nble 20 learn the re-
suit. A II the fore gners had left the place
chartered some Of the American vessels in
port, and, with oil cir movable effects,
had gone twenty miles no tho river. The
Spanish feet had all left the place. Gen.
Harrison and the Vice Consul were on
board the Hornet.
SCRAPS. Last Saturday some Irish
being resolved upon passage TO n. York,
in the Washington, whether the captain
was willing or not, had SCI TO with the
ttew Of the boat. which Terminated IN In-
vor of the latter, after drawing little clG.
ret from the nasal department Of The sons
Of Erin.
One individual in Brussels, printed in the
year 1927, 25n,000 volumes.
The Boston Gazette states that n m,use
having been thrown into a cage Of Rattle
snakes in the New England Museum, on
Tnesday,a cat broke through the glass and
bnre it off in triumph, herself unharmcd.
The rattesnakes were probably enchaln
ed by surprise.
Daniel C. Coxall, Esq, Y. s. Consul al
Narseilles, sailed from New York for Hav
re on Tuesday the Goth.
The new steamer President has t,ro bol
es OF sixty horse power.
Alderman Minor has boon chosen Nav
o. Of Philadelphia BY the Select and com
mon Councils in Convention.
A woman belonging to New Ipswich
r. n. has been committed to jail IN Am
h-rst. charged with killing her child,
months old, BY neglect and beating. Her
nNsO1nu mas nttll hITtsltu US dU dANfHNdl
In,empcrancc had its share in this delect
able business.
Asa Wor,hington, ESQ. Of New YorE,
is appointed Consul at Lima, in the place
of WIN. Radcliffe. removed.
~ West, Esq. of Illinois, is appoint
Minister at Chill. y. \. Gaz.
A correspondent, in Washington informs
Us that Seah r. Hobbie, Esq. ofthe coun.
" Of Delaware in this State, has been ap.
pointed Assistant Postmaster General.
+. Post
The Rt. Rev. Bishor Griswold is a
bort to remove from Rhode Island to Sa
lem, Mass. having accepted call to be.
come Rector Of St. Peters church in that
town.
During the month Of September last,
were inspected in Cincinnati, tico hous.
end three hundred and .fhy i,co barrels Of
Flour, and i,ro thousand one hundred and
thirty four barrels Of Whiskcy. The pres.
ent price of superfne flour, inspected, is
from SO IS to $4 per barrel.
in Jefferson county, Alabama, recently,
aMr. Buchanan entered his dwelling and
found Mrs. B. hanging BY skem oi yarn
having just kicked the chair from under
her. Instead ofculting her down,he went
tos distant reighbor. mile of, aud IN
formed him oft, alleging that 1t was con.
trary to law to cut her dow! !
THE jail in Stewart county. tennessee
was lately burned. and runaway slave
whowas confined in the dungeon was burn
ed TO death.
The Rev. Dr.. Brownell, Bishop OF the
Diocese Of Connecticut, ngreeab.r 70 'n'
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