Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07

We have say. the Packet, coec,e part Of the above
particlass from the protest which III Comips ioner
Of Buenos Ayres have addressed from the Esquna,
dated TIE 2S,h utt 20 Cen Ps.z Tai. p oest accuses
Gen. Psez wi hsvin viola ed the nnblic ith and the
laws Of nations by attacking his adversary before he
knew whether he had .ubcribed not TO the PROPOSE
ten which Geo. P,ez had ma ie him through the IN. and
term his conduct a. henou- rdiou,. aud smpsd
In the annals Of thu civilized world or even am"ny
savage hor,ies That &c Gen. PA.z hal flag
81 truce. before alta liking, 10 know from he Comni-
Acners the result Of their amicahle intervention, l.
wight have qualified an action which has cast such -
stain uron hts standards. and that in witnessing Their
triumph the M-datory Commi>sioners have likewis e
Witnessed their III n NOR.
The Protest cou.'uies. declaring Gen. Pa response
bic for tao consequences which such perfy. and
daou< vo ton q he respect iu. to the COVE, nmen
81 tho province Of Ba'n,s Ayres. may entail"
2 Henry FIeury, F~enchman, was executed at
Buenos Ayres on the 3d Nj ch f,r of Ell b,nk bills.
As he Of the pr on he distributed hand. bill Is
among the populace denying his being guilty, AMI
minding them OF IN. services hs hal ren-red The Re
public. IL appears that he had been in impo'
mand In the war against Brazil, aud OF the
Commissioners appointed by the government OF Buenos
Ayres 20 pHrchase vessels Of in ,his country He
returned in p;embcr 1928. TO Buenos Ayres from hs
mission here. and on the 3isi Dec. 1928. he
rested. the charge ,or which he shot the 81
March, after confinement in prison Of fourteen
months.
general meeting Of the British subject, re side Mt In
Buenos Ayr-s, took place the Is h February, and
adopted resolution. preparatory to taking to
erect church for the sccomm ,daiion of the English
Tho government Of Buenos Ayres had seconded the
measure by presenting the necessary ground for the
erection Of the church
twas stated at the meeting, tina, the British subject.
resident within the jurisdiction Of that Consulate who
had registered thems'vs, amounted % 1920, Of which
1858 were English 476 S .orh, and 3S6 Irish-S00 f
whom women AMI child err; il was COMPUTED thai
the whale number OF British subjects. registered aud
registered, amounted TO 1000. besides from 10 to
1900 sesmen. The British Consul, Mr.. Parrish, PEE
sided Al the meeting. Most Of the ins had bern sub
scribed; the British Gov srnment to he a contri
butor, and TO have the arpontment Of the Chaplain.
In the Packet Of the 2oib Feb find the following
accounts Of recent disturbance. in Chilli
CHILI-In or last announced the termination
Of the civil dis nons in the above Republic. pri.
waite letter states at,enpt OF the O'Higgn par
~ to regal" and General Prleo, the hea of he
rsvoluuonsts, is an intimate snd of the en- Director
When tie cnntenIing 'rm'-s had arrived in sight of
the Id Of M'ypu, where General San Martin GAINED
celebrated bate over tn SpaniaTd-, parl-y wa.
proposed and agreed to, and an accommoda' ion mme
ds'e'y followed, ner,ls Lastra and Prieto placing
thsm-e = AMI 'roop' under The command NJ Captain
general FIeire, and leaving IN. cleo ion Of Pes ZEN
from among three candidates. viz.-Gsn.rsl Pine hc
late Prssii~nt) Snor TagI- one of hi. mii.rs, aud
Senior Eyzaguirre. who bad formerly been at III. head
Of the government.
Letters hays been received from Valparaiso of 30 late
date as the 8 h uimo which give depiorable &C
count OF the stare OF Chill The greatest dis
orders had been committed during the contest betwee"
the he p parties The city oil Santiago had
Pinndersd and Valparaiso would prohaby have shared
q similar fate, but for the energetic measures Of
gallant counrvman, Captain Bingham, who with the
boat~ oil III. Ms. frigate Thes and those from the B
itch merch vessels which he manned IN armed ioi
the protection al private property, saved that place II
the intended attack. The Custom-lou the IN lin
objer for pillagr, there b-ing il sup.,ed, from
TO 10 millions worth OF good in IT,. These measures
oil III Is itish commanders were rendered the more
nece sary By he mani esation Of evident des gn
the part Of the -Uts, attack and plunler TO-
reignsr-. On In ID DAcember the Ere, CHI houses a,
Santiago were particularly marked out for atack-
The French Con nj ncrais was plund-red Of every
thing nit, and m family escaped over thu house Top
almost by mir acle NJ LAHORE. Che Corsul General
though wounded in defending his house, saved himself
alter having killed TWO OF h as-aanls.
Many her hou'es were plnndered, and on this in
teieence reaching Valparaiso, the greatest alarm pr
vailed; and Captain B'ngham was Obliged 10 intimate
10 The Governor TIN, If thing OF the same nature
happened there he should take for"ihl' mra ures To
pu stop TO l.. This led I" decree shat alt a.y 70
reiener was attacked property piunde ed he often
der should he -hOt upon The spot" TINS, and the
tivy OF The British commander, seem. 10 have saved
Valparaiso.
The A hiiies brig of war, bo'rd which all he
Gov ernmen archives, ard considerable property had
beeu seat, uniinied, aud attempted esc,pe, The Go.
ernmtn!, bow ver, deHsnnced 81 pra AID ihc
Thelis ssi'ed "a pursuit oil her as such The fgste On
approaching he btlg. hr"d BRING her 10; he
latter returned brnocside. and musk,my. Halt do.
Zen shot from lie Thrs disabled her, AID he wss ia
ken possession Of Immediately, and given up the Pee
sdent:Oho on boa'd II. b Meesty's hip.
Several msguded Enetshmeu were on hoard The
AchiIie- at lie Ine nd having remained at heir gum
after berg repeatedly warned 10 leave their quarter
tis supposed they will be held accountable on the
double charge Of piracy aud high treason, unless some
mitigating circum't ln"es should app ar.
FROM VALPARAISO
BY the Monezuma, at this port Saturday. the edi-
tor of the Gazette has received papers the 3st jan
uary.
BY the arrival at this port OF the Brig Montezuma,
from Valparaiso, whence she sailed the End OF Feb
ruary we have received papers OF that city to the 3is
of January.
counter revolution had broken out in Conception.
Gen. Novoa had entered the town with about 5000 men
and killed several Of the nhabitants-among them the
intendant. The town sacked.
The French Consul had demanded the punishment OF
the persons who stripped him and his family in the late
attack Santiago and an humble apology had been ten
dered him reparaon for the loss Of his clothing and
dignity.
rupture had taken place between Generals Prieto
and Ereire, and the latter had fitted out expedi-
ton against the former consisting of 800 men, who had
embarked board OF six vessels, as il supposed,
for Coquimoo and Talcahunao. Our papers do not
down TO dates sufficiently late to develope the
castrophe which have do bt has long since taken
place. Whatever ii may have been, ii is not TO be doubt
cd that military supremacy Of oiious character has
taken the place Of the present state of unbrdled
chy.
From Peru il is said that General Gomarra had been
elected President, and Fuente Vice President on the
10th cf December.
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