Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-19

ria de pa,rs, Che perfecier OF his country eoryA
and said many things complimentary to the United
States. rU s. TIL
letter from Carthagsna, OF F-b 8. which we cspy
rom the American. says" The post of Yesterday
brought further intelligence that the Congress have de-
rinned upon no, receiving BJlivars snaton-on
The contrary 1t is proposed TO invest him with the Pre-
,mehcy Tor lite, and 10 amend the constitution far at
least as regards the prerogatives Of the Executive
which, It'll thought not sufficiently exeusive AS
10 The revolution in Venezuela conciaory measures
are 10 he proPosm. (but the Congress will not admit
tie separation OF Venezuela. or any measure which
would affect the int grity Of the Rel ubic) and il
concihatory measures are not accepted by ."e good
people OF che North they to be reduced % subsection
v ct Grmis There is now no doubt but Paez il con.
cerned in the affair." indeed, il Is manifest from ette
which he addressed the Minister of the Interior In
lorning lin othe raj wish Of the subtle of Vere
zuela TO ssparateof their di.relish Tor Bolivar, aud
their having called him place himself at their front
which he says, the force Of cumstance, Obliged him
TO DO; although he protests that he himself il still
affected to Bolivar, and that he is doing all i'm his
rr orresrrve order until the dictainrn Of Congress
shond be heard with regard TO the matter of .epsra-
ton In the meantime troops being marched
from all quarters on Venezuela. Six battalion. have
arrived at Panama rom the South, which with Jour other
difposah'- hattaiions in these departments. are de-
signed to take up position at Maracsbo Ii 4, said
that Bolivar is already the of his departure for
that city but II woud appear unnecessary a. /, will
require two months 10 put these BPS in Maacabo o.
her 'fcors are marching from the south through the
interior Tor the pains; aud IL IL calculated that if Ven
szuela doe. not accept the prof.r-d tem. the mat,
will soon be brought to an is.ue."
CUBA.-A letter To the edi of the american from
correspondent at Havana, under date OF 9Th ul,
says 90 conspiracy to throw off the government of
Sp lin, and declare this island independent lust he
discovered Twenty seven arrests have been MADE
and neatly hundred citizens in all are suspected
be parties. The British lrigate Brion arrived to dav
from Vera Cruz and Tampico, in 10 days-sbe reports
nothing OF the political state OF that country except thai
10000 men were ord cred 10 III. borders of T.xa. pro
badly to prevent the SNUG Cling trade largely cari.s
on through Texas by the Americans She bring. one
million and half Of dollars, aud sails for ON the
I'd March -
-FOUR e'pondent has transmite us copy of the
Proclamation Issued by General Wives in relation to the
conspiracy. Baltimore finer I
BY an extra clip tram The eff our attentive cores
pondent OF the New Orleans Bee OF the 22d nit we
c"ve that the Mexican State. have with the excc,o,
Of fucatan become generally Tranquil and w ell order
ell This latter province, under the econ of the re-
b'l CarJavnl, still holds out for centrdhzm
The General Miery TeraD, Minister Of IS ar of Bus
tamane, has been sent into lie Texa. chargs ID with
mission.
The Minister Of France, Mingno addressed TO the
TWO chambers long memoir, in which he noticed the
deficiency Of the Fedsl Treasury and explained the
necessity OF CHEATING fund for he defence of the Re
public, mendced ,cih inrdsi0n by the adventures
ton the North under the continuance and -, election
Of The United .Statesu TCba,Iesf,n Z, en-