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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-30

LFne the liberty of the mess was as much
shackied as 1t ever could Re, and il was a
common resource OF the liberal party 10 ex.
press iheir sentiments fully in debate, as the
report oi that alone was free from the correct
isg revision Of censorship. The miaisiry
we're observed on this occasion to quailbelore
he Intends oi liberty. On which PerIer bold.
y exclaimed why does the mrre report Of
these events produce on tive ministry the
same effect as the trumpcts Of Israel on the
walls oil jenckola Immense confusion follow
ed this singular remark.
In the mosth of February. of the same
year, a captain of Cavalry peiitlened for re
dress against an act of tho ministry. which
illegally deprived lsm OF his half paw. Gen
neral Lavaux got up and told the minister
present that he was . disgrace 10 bis coaniry.
and responsible not merely to the KIM but
10 the nation aud TIC aynu.
OF course the most violent o~utcrics arose
from 'the right violent determinations FOL.
lowed. threats were uttered BY the mInistcri
al party and complete disorder was COM
nteneins which Cassimir Perier rushed for.
ward to the Tribune and ex~claimed-"Is the
time conIe then, in which we are to loose our
heads' III notwithstanding the evidence Of
tacts, the ministry regard Us as conspirators,
] say they do not do their duty We are not
inviolable gentlemen. if we have conspired,
why not arraisn Us? As for myself | d,ycst
myself OF the character of Deputy. Minis
terl let your hctors strike us before we leave
the bal OF our deliberations.e
This was bold language, and would almost
iaduce Us 10 believe, That then as now, France
syss midway in ! revolution. No Que can de-
ny Inc SUBJECT Of this sketch the credit Of
hasias losg since mate up his mind "to be,
TO 90, Or 10 suffer"
The situation now held by him is a very
important one. The electoral colleges, the
nomination Of provincial officers, tie eeoro
my of prisons, the public works, agriculture,
commerce aud manufactures All cone Under
his Official notice. Nor 10 they come maia.
ptepos 10 Cassimir Peiicr. lie has wsitiec
some excellent works ON finance, and is eoa
necied with his brother Alexander in some
valuable and extensive manufactures at Or.
leans. Nor Is this all. lie is AT the head os
u large steam engine manufactory on his ow
account, and is deeply Interested il The sue
cess ofthe national industry. Perhaps a more
popular man can not be found ia Paris than
tins very person. We wait Tor a further de-
velopement OF his acknowledged talent.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-30
From The Buiiimo,e Republican

DuKE oF OsLRAss. The important
position oceupiedb, this French Prince,
il the Councils OF The l.iberal,sis, and
toe p,obabilii, which exists, tba, lie VIII
be called To the head OF the Kingdom
BY tie revolutionisis, make tie parii
eular Of his history and character peco
harry interesting. There is a memoir "a
ais lie, down 10 the year 1874, ia tue
BioaFaPhac .AoapeAe des Caniempo, q ms,
by Aisssss iraauH jay, JSuy sc which
is tue OIL, sketch Of his Career, within
ourTeasn al this time We vii endesv
or, AT some early period, 10 make en-
abstract III The whole article.
Among the circumstance least gen
orally hno"n, IS that the Duke and his
It~o brothers, the Due de hiontpensie,
Cosa!t de Beaujaials, we're IL tais eoan-
Try Tor a considerable time after the sx
scvtieb OF their father, tie atn.us
L'Egslts. The Due d'oflesns arrived
At fhtiad.lpuia, on baaid the sh n .An,er-
iedn. f ON the Island Of E'ba, Octoser
2tst, 1898, his brothers diu not arrive
nEui February '97. lhsy came from
hat place 10 Baltimore and at,erw ards
travelled euriDg that Year throughout
the cauhtry, aud returned 10 Philadei-
phin, 10 Jolly. Tie yellow fever broke
Out in ihat ell, in the month Of Juiy and
the Royal brothers were, (aIcoiding 10
his memoir) unable 10 leave il for The
wanf Of fand,, ard remained there until
tie month OF Sspio nbrr, when their
,gsAtfaF MS UflIu hGEn m ~ -
stored to her property, furnished them
with The means of travelling They
then visited Boston, when learning b,
the papers. that th cir mother bad cons
10 Spain, they determine on Joining her
there. The difficulties thes encounter
ed in their efforts to reach Europe.
have the air OF a perfect romance. 1he
war between Spain and England, rem
dering their embaikn,ent froua a north
esn Por. d ~fticult, they traversed the
whole continent and embarked from
New OFleass for Havana in an Ameri-
can vessel intending TO take passage Tor
Spain from that port. They were zap.
lure By a British Frigate, who gener-
ously landed them al Cuba. They re
NAMED there, until by an order Of the
Spanish Government, they were dirset-
ed to return to New Orleans They re-
fused obedience and escaped in a Span
ISL vessel TO the Bahamas from thence
they went 10 Halifax, where the Duke
oil Kent, the sen Of George III, at that
time commanded. The Duke not feel
ing authorized TO give them q passage
70 England, they returned again To
New York, from which place they sail.
ed for EngIsud. and arrived at Fai
mouth, in February, 1900.
The population of Cape County, n. J. is
1913, being an Increase Of 663 since the las
census. The Deputy Marshal "ho made tbs
enumeration, states that he saw 40 person
under the influence of ardent spirits, and tina
there is "noi a solitary lawyer in the ecu ATTY.
Happy people
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-30
From the London NSv Monthly Magasi'se,
for .4.gust.

From The London .Nsw Monthly .Magasnse,
for .i.gust.
THE TREASURES OF THE EARTH.
What are the yaunted treasures of the earth,
The pomp Of glitterlng gems OF gold, and
lands,
Fair palaces that echo festai mirth,
Pageants of piide, and kneeAag vassai
bands?
The eye may rove these dazzling phantoms
e'er,
But the heart asks for more.
What better gifts has earth?-tle crown Of
hays,
By warrior and by minstrel fcndly wood,
Friendships kind smile, tie social circles
praise,
Loves fond caress, the tear Of gratitude?
These are more dear than Ill that "eaitn ean
pour;
Yet the heart asks for more.
II asks a land where dreams Of bliss deceive
not,
Where hearts and feelings are not bought
and sold;
Where Eayy's shafts Of dear won fane be-
reaye not,
Where Love is never false, nor Friendship
cold,
And where the spirit to pure joys may soar,
Nor feel a wish for more.
There is tASt land-tI,ere let the Christian
render
The homage Of ais heart, his lips, his eyes,
And turn from this false worlds deceitful
s~plendour,
It's hollow gladness, ard faithless ties,
To seek those heavenly treasures, whose
bright store
Endures for evermore +!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-30
vESUvTUs AND THE BAY OF MA

at Is difficult 20 say whether there Is more
OF subl,mlty or beauty an the scene around
IS. Nature appears at once smiling aud
irewniag. ~ activity aud repose. Hos ire
incndoas Is the volcano, hosy magnificent TINS
great laboratory Of nature Ia its unceasiag
ffe, IFS subterraneeas beginnings add thunder,
Its volumes OF smoke, its showers Of stones
and rivers OF ignited lava How centrastcd
the darkness Of the scorim. thu ruins and the
desolatloa round the crater with the scene
below! There we see the rich field covered
With flas, or maise, or millct. and inter secsca
by rows OF trees which support the green and
graceful ~iestoons OF the yiEe, the orange aud
lemon tree covered with golden fruit appear
IN The sheltered glens, the olive trees cover
the lower hills, islands purple in the beams
OF the setting sen arc scattered over the sea
IN the west, and the sky 10 tinted VITA red
soi,enieg into the brightest and Purcst azure,
the distant mountains still retain a part of
The SHOWS of Water, but they arc rapidly
melting and they absolutely seem 10 melt re-
necting the beams OF the setting sun, glow
nag as II on IRE And man appears cmulous
OF nature, for the city below is iull Of activity.
the nearest part OF the ba, is covered with
boats, busy sIuliitudes crowd the strand, and
at the same time may be seen a number OF
the arts belonging to civilized society in ope-
ratien, house building slip kuading, rope ma
king, the nanipulauons OF the smith and Of
the aSriculturalist; aud not onl, the useful
arts, bat even the alnusements aud l~bxuries
of N great aietropollS may be Witnessed Irox,
aie spot IN which We stand, that motley crowd
is collected round a policintllo, and those
smaller groups that surround the stalls are
employed in eaIdyins the %aserite food aud
drink of the lazaruni.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-30
POETRY

Fro.a t.s Bostoa Daily .4ayertiser.
GOLD IRONSiDES."
Az. pull her tattcred ensign down,
Long has it waved on high.
Ana many a heat has danced 30 see
That banner ia the sky,
. Beneath il rung the battle shout
And burst TIE lannon's roar
The meteor Of the ocean air
Shall sweep the clouds no more.
Her deck once red with heroes blood,
Where knelt the vanqulshed foe
When winds were hurryins DER the flood
And waves were white below,
No more shall feel the conqueror's tread,
Or know the ~yictor's knee;
The harpies of the shore shall pluck
The eagles of the sea.
Oh better that her shattered bulk
Should sink beneath the wave,
Her thunders shook the mighty deep
And there should be her grave;
Nail to the mast her holy flag,
Set every threadbare sail.
And give her to the God of storms
The lightning aud the gale. IL.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-30

The population of Cape County, n. j is
1913, being an increase OF 663 since the last
census. The Deputy Marshal Who made the
enumeration, states that he saw NO person
under the influence of ardent spirits, and that
there is"noi a solitary lawyer in the equity
Happy people
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-12

G1-AN AI'rRENIlCtg us6IcIa' u, 49, :,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-12
LEWIS WEBB & co.

OFFER SALE,
M Ilhds Sugar, ST. Croix, Porto Rico and
lOO New Orleans ..-,
500 bags Coffee, Java, Laguira, Porto Rico and
st. Domingo
40 hhds West India Molasses, part prime
Is boxes and 40 bbls loaf and lump sugar
hhds and 20 bbls rye whskey
IL bbls Caruthcr's recifed do
ibid Jamaica
do ST Croix }RUM
20 hhds and so bbls n England .
pipes Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
4 casks Madeira
- do Sicily Madeira
70 Lisbon
do Port ,,,,,,rs
DO Tenerife "'t>H''
do dry Malaga
% do sweet do
Canary and Muscat
so tons bar iron, American, English ond Swedes
Plating and hoop iron
Cast, shear, German, Gravity and blsiered steel
Is tons castings, assorted
100 kegs best nails and brads
GOO sacks Liverpool blown .,u,
60 do ground alum 'H'-A
Copperas, alum birthstone,
Saltpctre, madden, indigo
Ginger, pepper, pimento
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Wire sifters, raisins, almonds, sohp
Sperm and tallow candles
Gunpowdcr imperial and black ten
tons patent shot, Duponts gunpowder
Bar lead, bed cords and leading lines
Sewing and wrapping twine bottle corks
German sheeting and shirtng, oznaburgs thread
Shoe thread, cotton and wool cards assorted
80 bales cotton
Cotton bagging and bale rope
Is bales domestic eheetings and shirtrhgs
case domestic cloths
500 sides soal leather, upper do
$50 Spanish hides
10 bbls tanners OIL
do nsecd
so bbls vinegar
100 bbls mackercl, no. anil
5000 lbs bacon
200 grindstOnes, Nova Scotia)
Clover soed, glass ware assorted stoneware
6by8, q by 10 d I o by12 window glass &C. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-12
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.

NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
a NELSON has just received and offers torsale,
Il 1nss.ay eE Rsss sSsN
large and general sariety, suited to the
sesent aud approaching season, and consisting in
Blue, black and fancy co!orcd cloths S cassmcrcs
Oxford and steel mkt do : do
i. q Do ~ dc lsatthictts :, } s., 81 'F.
Blue and brown do ~t 80 ~
Valencia and swansdown vesting
Rose, dulfie and point blankets 49, E
Green hooking and floor cloth baizcs ''
Fine and supcrfne white flanncls
Red, green yellow and black do
Black and blue black Italian lustring Sc
India satin and satin levantnc 3&&a
Black and blue-black Ono dc Nap
Fancy colourcd do assorted
Do do Gro de Indies =.
Black senchcws and sarsnetts
Merino and Cashmere long shawls d.
no do handkerchiefs .
Thibet, Prussian and cashmere square DO -
Thibet and worsted barege hdkis
Barege, gauze and Gro dc Dap do
Merino cloths ard circassians, all colours
7-S and Al Irish linens ..- r-u.
5, and 81 do sheetinCs
Long lawns and linen canbrcs
Linen cambria hdkis .
"a and 1914 damask I.a-.
Russia birds-eye and Ca diapers
Black Nankn and Canton grapes
Plaid Norwich 90
Black and white Italian Grapes
Black and coloured pamyrenes
Plain black ind colourcd bombazetts
Figured do do and ratlinetts
Black English bombazincs
Tartan and Circassan plaids and cnmbcts
Black Give and drab bang-up cords .'
Plain book. null and Swiss muslins
Figured 60 do do
IA and Cd cotton cambrics
Plain and checked jaconeis
Plaid and fancy London prints -7.- Do
Cotton, worsted and silk hosiery f- .,--
Silk and worstcd braids, assorted
Gloves of every variety
Spiiafcld and bandanna hdkis ...i
Imitation bandanna and Madras W
Figured, satin and Gro de Nap bonnet ribbons
GauZc, cap, do do
Common, fine and snperfnc belt do
Black and cooured guard do
A large supply of brown, blcachcd and plaid do
mestcs, apron and furniture checks, bed tickIngs
British oznaburgs, AMI woollens for negr,
clothing. And constantly on hand,
Cotton oznaburgs from the Richmond Factory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-12
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

yYlHE following Garden Seeds are rant ~
II frersh aud unmir.i, and are believed {" he O.
DUAL To any OF their kind sold in this market
Pcrsons wishing obtain Seeis Of this description,
respectfully invited to apply send their orders
to the subscriber, one door above the Mansion
House, Richmond who also supply them with
gspnine Medicines, Paints, Oil. Dye-Srfs, &c. on
IN" CHARLES GODDARD.
~, observation-disclosures Giant
IBALN--Lcmon .
:. sssr Ass-Early Mazaran; yesw six weekF small
Earne knife Dutch early China bush
BEEr-Long blood; early turnip yellow turnip
BRocoI.t-Purple cape fine: white cape superior,
-s CAppAo Es--Early York; early juno; early sugar
loaf; early penton; red Dutch; fiat Duci imperial
% large drumhead; green globe savoy; yellow savoy
CARRor-Long orabge lemon AltrIngham
CAULIFLowER-Early
CELEar-Solid white
CREss-Curled
CucuMBER-Early frame; long green
Eee PLAsr-Purple
- NDIvIE SACoRY
LETTUcE-Early rose; iruperIal brown Dutch; Ice
coss; Madeira
MANGEL WURTzEL
MELoS-Citron cantelopc .-t
ONros-Red; white Portugal; Mcacirn
"a. PARsNiP--l,arce Dutch
PEAs-Early May; early June; early six weeks
early Washington; early Charlton; Jefferson blue
Prussan; dwarf prolific; marrowfat; blue impcrial:
white Prussia
PErPER--Squash cayonnc
PEPPER GRASS
PUsrpKIS-Yellow
RADprsH-Long scarlet; scarlet turnip; white tur-
nip
SATISFY OR VEGETABLE OysrERs
SPINAcH-Round
SaUAsH-Early bush r,..
TuRNrr-Early white Dutch; large white fiat,
Dedham fiat; long white Guilford; large yellow
French; lorge winter
RurA BAGA. Jan. Sic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-12
DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

DRU JOS, MEDICINES, &c.
'ENE subscriber has Just received in addition 70 his
stock of Drugs, Medicines, &c. &c. the follow
ing articles viz:
Chloride of lime, for purifying Offensive places md
for bleaching
Black oil varnisI for leather
Superior Spanish hoiant indigo
Train OIL, lnseed oil, Lewiss white Lead gold leaf
LorllIards maccaba snuff, in bottles and loose
Leipers, Mayland's and Bells Scotch snufFs
Florida water, cologne water in bottles of c,root
variety of shapes
Superior French aud English soaps, French An
tique oil
ley, &c.
Patent greats, oatmeal, citrc and oxatc ncids.
black drop
Pearl and pot ash, scalpel's jointed and stiff
fieXlnc inetoIc bongics, gum elastic nipple
Bougies and collaboration sale BY
dec III. e.. McNEAIARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-12
ENOCH S. COURTNEY.

ENOCH S. COURTNEY,
, ,hdtn Street; opposite me on .AIarEei,
y ESPECTFULIY invites tho attention of bis
- friends and the public 10 n choice selection of
Groceries, which he offers for sale ,;,l 10. bn' az
or retail on as good terms as they can be purchased
elsewhere IN the city Much catc has been taken in
the selection OF his wines and Hq1ors, which arc
warranted genuine. I
mesters OF vessels, will find it to tlicr interest TO
leave their orders for ship dorcs with him which wifi
be MI mn Iow. and cont nbnnrd free of rv nnnsn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-12
WINTERS ARABIAN.

L III !
rYNflTS beautiful and Arabian Stallion will stand
=. atmy stable, in the county, Of Brunswick, 81
miles South OF Petersburg, and IS miles Northeast
Of Lawrepcevie, and 10 miles Northwest from Bel
Held. Those having boodvd mares, and being dcsi-
rous ofimpIoyng their stock, will not omit this OPP
portnity of doing so, rs Il is probable he will not
again stand this section of the country. Ii will be
readily odmitted by all breeders of fine horses, tnt
our stock DIES at this time. muohnoed across Of
this Kind, As the English did ut the time The Godol
phin Arabian commenced GOVERNING In England. ant,
no doubt will be, by this cross, much improved as
that was, Evidence OF his Arabian origin, and the
price at which he will be lel To mares, will be pub
lished before the season commepces. ,.i-r.1C 49,
jan 5-ls e r John TUCKER. h
NHE general meeting of the Mutual As
surancc Society against FIRE on buildings of the
State OF Virginia, will be held Mt the office OF the
said society in the city OF Richmond, on Friday the
29th day of JANUARY next, 1880. .''hi'" "''""
,5nH. aalf "- - JAMES RAWLINGS,
T. .f f u,u' Principal Agent cf the
doc eo-IOtc 3" Mutual Assurance Society
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-12

VlRGINIA--At rules holden in the clerk office of
" tue superior court of cbancery for the Rehm,,fd
1isric, the 5th day Of October, 1899: VIM. j. Banks
James, Ellis < Allen, Pascbd Wells and Frederick d.
Peters, dfps. 10
The defendant Psscha Wells not having catered his
anu gwen security according to the oi
OF Assembly and the rules ct this court and il appear
,ng oy satisfactory evidence, ua he is not an nhabi
tant "t ths country il is ordered that the said defend.
AM 90 appear here the tenth day of ts next Jan-
airy term. and answer the bin of the plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some news
paper published w the city of Richmond, for tw o months
sncccssvey and posted at the front nr Of the can't
TOT IN the said city. copy. iTeste ..'
Wv. q. PPNprr f,,, & g..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-12

80, :, Farmers BuaA Of HNginia. -
YINIlE President and Directors have Declared y Z,
Il v'dend oftwou aud holt per cent, ,su the IN,
tai Stock. for tho last s.x lnonths;' which win
paid to the Stockholders OH the 4 5th ins,f
lan 5-itc , WM. NEKERVlS C.,.L,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
ROBERT Y IIAYNE

10 hs Editors Of The ". Y Gaselc.
Gentlemen To describe the peculia,i tiles OF
my pr'sen, subject is a more difficult tasA
man might he supposed by those who have
hrfn IN The habit of listening 10 MIR Hayua.
lie Is one OF those speakers, who So generally
enlist with them the feelings of their hearers.
by the contagious power OF their own pnthus,
asm. thai even at distance, and afiera long
interval of time, find it difficult so far to set
aside the impressions produced by his oratory,
as 10 deal fairly with his capacity. aud detail
with an unprejudiced mind, his qualities as an
orator and a legislator
IN some OF the high essentials of eieourn,e
MIR, Hsyne has few superiors-ln fervency A.
generous enthusiasm, few equals Although
the writer oil these lines has often differed from
him IN the views he has taken Of questions Of
public policy, still OF the honest convictions
entertained 10y MIR Hayoe of the correctness
OF his opinions, no one, who has heard him ex-
press them, could feel doubt His manner is
the very index of sincerity. His leading char.
acteriStlc AS speaker, is jealous mtrepidity
tie is always ready TO defend his sentiments, or
10 and IN the support of measures which be ha,
once advocaied-and his eaorrs are devoted in
the true spirit OF chivary, with all his heart.
His'S no halfway advocacy and no mental
reservations neutraize the effects of his exrr-
"""S' VI 'hro" oohnt on their good iaith His
capacity IN desultcry debate is scarcely equal
led in Congress and hence, some of his most
powerful speeches have been those which were
totally unprecedented
In person, MIR Hoyne is slightly above the
middle SIZE, His face excrpting WHEN IN mo.
ton IS not very remarkable, although its ex.
preston is pleasing His complexion is sal
low, his cheeks round and full. with rather a
bread mouth his forehead is not peculiarly
large or capacious, in comparison with his
CONFERENCE.-The eyes are grey, full of fire and
animation, and the most expressive features in
the iace-his hair is ligbt.brown, straight and
carelessly worn In fact a, FIRST sight, his per
son does NOT indicate the character of the man
But IN the warmth of debate, how do his fea-
lures brighten with feeling anu Intelligence /!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
Extract Ola letter from Carthagena. /

Extract 0td letter from Cnrthngena Feb 9.
1880.
beg leave to remit To you Boliyar's proc.
lamatlon 10 the people aud his message 10 Con
gress upon IFS installation, which took place ON
the 2oth, being put of until that day in order
that IL might be opened with all due Formally.
Bolivar himself arrived in Bogota on tie i5tb.
i"u VIII perceive very PLAINLY that he idea o #
monarchy IS dropped at all events for the
present ana the post OF yesterday brings
further intelligence that The Congress have de.
termned upon not receiving Bollyar's resigna.
tlon-on the contrary, II is proposed TO invest
him with The Presidency tor life. and IN amend
the constitution as far at east as regards the
prerogaives OF the Executive, which II is
thought, are not sufficiently extensive - As
to the revolution IN Venpzuela, conciIi,torv
measures are TO be proposed, lbut the Con-
gress VIII MOI admit the separation of Venezn.
ga, or any measure which would affect the
integrity OF the Republic) and If these concilia.
tory measures are not accepted by the good
people oil the North, hey are TO be rednced
TO subsection II Ell armis. There is now M
doubt but Paez is concerned in The affair. in
deed II is'manltesied from letter which he ad
dressed the Minister ofthe Interior informino
him OF the general wish Of the public of yene'
zula 10 seperate-of their disreIish for bolivar
'hu men having called him TO place himsel II al
their front, which, he says, the force of circum,
stances Obliged him to do although he nro
tests una, ne hlmseIt is still well affected 10 Boil
war ano mat he is doing all in his power 10
preserve orue' until the, dic'amen of Congress
'"o"lu oe heato with regard 10 the matter of a
atPd'a.'on IN me meantime troops are being
marched from all quarters on Veneyuqla S;ss
batialions have arrived ar Panama r," -
south, which, with, four other dsnosshle
battal'ons in these departments are destined IA
take up position at Maracaibo. II is said tha,
bolivar Is already on the eve of his departure
Tor 'ha' cry but it would appear unne cessary
dS al WIN require two months 10 out these
troops III Hiafacabo. Other troops are mar
ch'ng RON The South through the interior 70,
the plans and 1t is calculated that il Venezuela
does no' accept the prohered terms, the matter
VIII be soon brought to an ISSUE"