Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-09
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FROM COLOlfRIA

3oth. We have aso printed documents of The Il, -
DsHoer, reIalv' 10 the late revolution in Colombia
noWar was nj s. Martha, on his way 10 Cucua where
he intended 10 Concentrate Lis forces He counted
upon hskipg them amount TO 5000, and he demanded
e g1ye'ntns NJ iur'her orce so as to increase hi.
army HIS hr't move would De upon Maracaybo
whence he would proceed 10 Venezuala whsre the q
were determined TO sist him
HE oticers OF the Cal!ao dvi.ion, which wa, the
hepsi lnsirument in bringing about tho late revoiu-
lion In Colombia. published the l.. OF .tebsr a
manifesto In pamphlet OF 30 pages. us,ing the cause
, 'he causes which led them to it, They
deny hat the object OF their proceedings was 10 recall
The Lbsraior to the head of al ire end protest in ,ba
srorgest manner that they only desired 10 cave their
own lives which wers threatened ard TO deliver lbe
government from the Tyranny of faction which win
me ne lp oil military force stationed in B,.ots over
awea ,hs executive and intimda,ed the people Ga
! 'hs SUBJECT taey remark as follows:
~ W. hasten to convince the world that The recall
oil 'ne Linera,or to power not originally part of
M, enuoh' Out that II has Resulted from which
au not men exist, and upon which we could not caru-
atei u - because We persuaded that far from de-
uoyng toe government, first duty il to sustain IL; IL
ue'aue we acknowiedge tbs greatest crime Of the
Military 70 DC the subveriing Of the national authority
ny arns; II is because well know that po,biny can
DO so Injurious to tho reputation of the LIB. RAZOR
",se and OF ourselves, than that we should be lock.
eu upon as 'he primary authors Of the overthrow which
'he supreme administration has suffered We aficn i'm
the lace oil The world, and supper, our sffrmation
WIN rerdEabe proofs, that the placing of the Lbera-
tor III the supreme command had no place in tbe de-
uoera'iohs which held in order 10 shelter from,
dea'h the people who i'm! lorsd assistance. Let all
a1.A >. ha
SEEN ba, in them other wish prevails tn m that of
delivering the inhabitants Of this region ran the f.,
OF being sacrificed which they had conceived on lust
ground and OF delivering the gov eminent from the Or
preston OF party which, in different ways had made
It's action in. cient and contrary to the national
interests IL our opinion has sncs varied and il since
we nave supported tho decision of the towns in ayour
oil the Liberater, IT because we believed tina, the
declaration OF four provinces varied the question and
a' WIS oeing coniornabe TO our pre- ro sons had
become legal irom The moment tina, the terrible aerna-
i've between civil war and the command OF the Ibera
tor had been once pronounced"
The Cailao battalion ordered by the late govern
nent from Antoquia, and posted In Bogoa. Its off.
GERS were friendly 10 Bolivar soon be came tn, sub
ec oil drusi on the part of the dominant party spies
were placed over hem and the posts which they guard
ed taken out of their hands They potiioned IN h. liz
banded; but this refused. Soon after The B,vac,
o"tahon the political opinions OF which were opposi,e
10 'hose oil The CaiIao battalion, ordered 10 the
cry and permitted TO continue the motto ON their a
oil Liberty or Death, which being a partv motto W.
torb ddsn by law The ne x, ste taken bv The
nent was TO send the Callao battalion from the citv
Arrived at Gachancpa order came to Their hands
quing them to proceed to the province of Tuna there
to- be disbanded The departure from Bogota OCCASION
ed protest from the off ,ers OF the battalion bu the
order for dsesnding them excited great Indignation
On the 10 eli August representation was sent 10
me Executive power, signed Ky the off GERS OF the bat
taion, and by other persons assembled at Gach,ncna
complaining that the ministry had been chosen from
ieas' popular and least numerous party the state
mat had violated the constitution in appointing 10 iu
diciai aud other important Offices Young men its IA
vores. under the age required by the constitution
az IL had deoiad 10 some chiefs and officers mis-
etaoie Tatons appointed by law, whe il had incr.as
ed me pay oil ohersthat had pc ,mittcd the column
OF Dogota TO hoist the standard of factionha, i,s or.
der TO Dissolve the battalion of Callao was on for the
purpose OF delivering the lhroas OF it's officers 10 the
KNIVES oil The assassins OF the 25h of mber-tbat
several oil the con-pita Of the 25h of September
were In the command of troops Bosota and in vari
Gus pnic ofhcesand that in short there was no safe
" Tor the lives or fortunes OF those who did not belong
10 'he t1c',on in power The representation therefore
required, Is That the ministry should be changed with
the exception OF BOrrero, Minister of Foreign AH,-s
I'd That the Battalion of Caliao should be aJe canal
10 numbers 10 the other troops in Bogo'a 81. Th.t
complete oblivion OF the past on both sides should be
guaranteed 4h. That the cop.pira,ors of the 25,h
Sept. 1928, should at least be sent from B,goa 5h
ina, Ordaneta should be made Minister Of War On
'he ioth oil August similar reausion was made up-
on the sovernmsn by various individuals in the town.
Of The department of Cundanimarca OF which Bogo,a n
me .apai several attempts TO negotiate took place on
the part the government but The offers made did no
meet the demands ofthe division Of Calico Nine DAYS
aerwards on the 9Th OF August decisive action look
place about seven miles from Bogota. The Cal,o bat
talon consisted o. $50 men, under v. G. Pinares and
the Government troops of $780, The contest lasted two
hours and ended in the triumph of Pinares The loss
OF MosqueTa was 8 colonels Al officers and 532 mi.
privsies killed. The loss the eide Of Bolivar was
captain, and 10 ivates killed. and officers and 81 pr
Yates wounded. The next day Bogota capituIated and
osqnera refusing any longer to exercise the functions
OF President the people conferred the supreme au;hor-
" temporarily on Urdanes. ~. Y Il. Post
.Mrico.-We have before W. files of newspaper.
ci'y OF MfNlcO down TO the u Oct lber.
from Vera Cruz to The let November. From the ne
ru:al of them fad that the most intere. sting news ia
The defeat OF General Armiio in the village of Texcs
and that some few days after another battle took Mace
The result OF which the complete route of Juan
Cruz. partisan OF General Guerrero IL also
that Alvarez had not made any against Ge-
neral Bravo, who was at Chpancingo so leagues FINN
The city OF Mexico, with force Of 1000 troops In
consequence OF the defeat sustained by Cen Armiio's
troops, the Government fitting out a net army IN
replace them, at the head OF which, il repoti led
Gen. Teran would march 10 the South The I,egsla. |
ture Of Guanausto has passed lay TO put at the
da,e dispos ion OF the general government one thou
sand troops from the saie and thirty thousaud dollars
The Legislature Of the State OF Mexico has also offered
to the Cover men all its troops and resources az ike
wise have the Legislatures OF Puebla aud Vera Cruz
Cieto Rodriguez, whe robbed the Conduca of a smsj
sum OF money, has been killed. This Reeisfro Official
government paper, Is written in such firm OF tone
az to leave no apprehensions for the stability of The pre-
sent government. Ii contains Intelligence that ten
thousand men who were collected in MicbocaD, were
dispersed by Col Vargas, who. hesdes, obtained bril-
liant victory Cosalos The elections for Congress
throughout the Republic, had taken place. the result Of
which had been very favorable to the Government. I
mus he subject of general regret TO that fine
country prey to civil war aud IL is sincerity 10 be
hoped tina, the MexicaDs will speedily aud ahcabIy adj
just their iA,ernal af,irs." no.
From JHerieo--The New Orleans papers ineni,n
the receipt of papers and letters from the city OF Next
co. up 70 the middle OF October. They contain official
details Of The sanguiDary action fought al Tesci NJ or
Acapulco, about The end of September, between tn
GOverDm troops, under Gen. Armio, and the forces
OF the nsur gents under Gen Alvarez The forces OF
ArmijO were overhrowr, their arDs and baggage Ia
ken, and their leader, who attempted to escape putsu
Oct l3b given in the New Orleans Bee, says that
had entered Acapulco vehcrg he oio 81