The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-03

/ OF PETERSBURG, Sept s. The Ambassador
OF The King Of the French has had an audience
with the Emperor of Russia therefore II NAV
be considered that Russia has acknowledged
the new French government
ANOTHER REVOLUTION in COLOMBIA.
Arrivals from Carthagena bring advices of
another revolution in Colombia. in which blood
has been split, the result of which has been The
restoration of Bolivar to the Presidency of
Colombia.
The garrison in Carthagena, where Boil
var has heen residing made q declaration
on the I'd of August, declaring him Gene
ralissimo, in consequence, rs was said, ola
resolution taken by the Callao battalion.
a meeting was held on the evening of the
same day, Mt which Bolivar's Generals at
tended Carreno, Ucros, O'Leary, Luque
and BlAnco,-seven colonies, two captains
rof the Navy, ten FRS: Commandments. and
various other subordinate officers Reso-
lntions were pass ID for which we have no
room. They were to the effect, that the
army was the PEOPLE, and that the army
was dissatisfied with the Ministry. On the
next day declaration was made nv some
Of the citizens of Carthagena. entitled
Pronunciamento of the capital of Mazda
lena" 1t is signed by the Prefert of the
department, and numerous other citizens.
The following transations are from
Carthaqena date of Sept. 8.
The BoGotn, mail of Aug. %, has lust ar
rived, and brings confirmation of the news
which we have already presented to the
pntlc. The rapitulatioH and bulletin which
We sn'Join, will acquaint our compatrints
with the events whirh have 0rcurre'. "
| Colombia has in truth arrived at an awful
I crisis. Its salvation depends upon the wis
| dom of the measures whirh may he adonied
! Ivy the government. o that they may be
such ms honest men and veteran patriots
can approve
BULLETIN OF 28th of August.
! A general order is here given, relating
to the disposition of the troops.
After the above order was issued and the
troops we're posted in the plares nssinped
them, the enemy presented himself to the
number of $50 men on the Puenie Grande,
(Grcat Bridga) and loved towards the po--
slilons oernpicd by our divisions The Com
mander-in-Chief, Col. Florencin Jincnea, iii
rerted the I'd company of Callao TO defend
a smnll entertainment which covered our
prlncpal left, and commanded large cx.
tent of the Bridge. They resolved upon n,
decisive attack, in order TO force us from
the situation which we occupied. marching
their whole force in long and dense col:
umn through the pass of the Bridge, with
two pieces Of cannon. Our advanced line
fred n2on the enemy at pistol shot distance
AMI from that moment, the battle WINS warm
ly contested on their par,-ihe euerillas of
our left. and the force of the entrenrhmens
answered their discharges hv deadly fire
lint as they still persisted in The attempt;
to drive us from our position, the Command
ler-In-Chief ordered the troops ofthe centre
to charge with the bayonet, whrh was
handsomely received and returned hv them.
Nothing daunted, our Commander directed
n second charge, which resulted no better
thanthe first. Irritatetl by the little success
produced hy both attacks, he then united
the forces of the centre, and those of the
entrenchment, which. supported by the
lSqnadrons Guias and Flanqueadorcs, rharg-
ed third time, and thew them into disor.
der. AT the snme time, the lst and I'd
squadrons were directed 10 charge the right
flank of the enemy and from that moment
their columns were routeh
/ The victory was complete md absolute
there remaining in our power 3 Colonies, 81
Chiefs, and officers, ana 500 rank and file.
besides Colonel, z chiefs, 10 officers. and
2lS rank and file, killed or wounded ON the
field of battle. Also. 80 drums, 9 cannon.
| 743 guns, 639 bayonets, COCO cartridges, so
bags of grape shot, and great many other
articles Of war.
Such has been the splendid, though
monrnfnl victory, which has cost us The
brave Capt Tnpia, and 10 soldiers killed,
with the brave Captain Ayesterian, ENSIGN
Moreno, and 35 rank and file wounded. Our
forre consisted of $50 infantry, and SEQ cnv-
airy. With TINT number of men we hhyo
saved the glory Of Colombia we are plac-
ed in condition to sustain the Constitution
and the integrity efthe nation, and the gov
ernmcnt is freed from it's oppressors.
Col v. g. PINCRES.
BoeoTA, 2Sth Aug. 1880.
We have only time TO add, that articles
OF caprnlation were agreed to on the day Of
the battle Aug 28th) between the govern