The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-11
q SOUTH AMERICA.

q RIA, brother of the late President, of Mex
LEO, having taken arms in favor of Guerre-
ro, and having been taken prisoner by the
troops of Vice President Bustnmentc,
twas tried by Court Martial and sentenc-
ed to be shot. He escaped from impris-
onment, was taken for the second and
last time, by Albine, Perez, in a farm
house of Flon, and conducted to Puebla
As he had been condemned to death by a
court martial, as soon as he arrived, he
was ordered by the commandant general
to be- exc cutsd in "a hours. He heard
his fateiwith caImness. He made Perez
send for a tailor, and had coat, panta-
looms, SIC. made of black, which were
done 'on the second day. He desired
sAlbiao to allow him to be shaved, but il
was refused, as contrary to ortlers.--As
soon as he had dressed himself in his new
suit, he declared that he was ready; and
Alhino had him brought out to the place Of
execution, and drew up the troops. They
brought seat for him, where he sat and
asked permission to SAY a few words to
the people; then rose, and said, with loud
voice, a" Countrymens sand friends! ar.
to die, but there will be many to revenge
my blood, and that speedily" He then
sat down and Albino came up to give him
4 last embrace; but Victoria prevented
him by push with his LEFT hand against
his breast, saying---' You cannot en-
brace me: perform your duty!'' He then
aeairi sat down with calmness, placed his
hands upon his knees, with a tranquil
countcnance, and was shot, without maxi
ing any other movement than merely turn
inr his hands over on his knees.
'eiil Cor rmBrA. dates from this country
ne IN 10 Nov. LIST from Carthagena.-
The acco,,nts in relation to the characters
Of mon and the wishes Of the people, are
very contradictory. The N. Y. Daily
Advertiser contains some interesting Pr'..
vate letters, which i,ook i'll for Bolivar and
his Government; the Jas: is dated Bogota,
2sth Sept This represents the Liberals
as having left Bogota after is capture by
Boiivars party, which was the result Of
the treachery Of Gen Velez, ewh,'m with
his brother, Bolivar is prouedto aave br,o-
ed before he lefi Bogota on his prcten ded
self Punishment, had retired into the ,pro,-
inces and were there making head power
fully with most Of the country people Or
their side. Caicedo late Vice President,
has also taken up arms against Bolivar,
who Is at Sabina Larga, about 70 miles
from Carthagcna. He appears to be cool
NJ and quietly driving the game into his
tolls The letter writer from Bogo.a begs|
the American press to say something in
AchaIf of free principles and the liberal
party, for the press is no longer free ex-
cept for priests and monks to abuse them.
On the other hand Il is avcrred that the
people are generally for Bolivar, and that
even Venezuela is sick Of separation, and
demands Bolivar. and re-union.
The following is an extract. from the
private letters: 'ry
Boeoto 9sth pt.--Thc fate ofwar has
keen favorable to the reoela; and taking
advantage of victory, they nave thrown
tur President from bis chair, placing ur-l
IN BIZ place until the arrival OF Ss-I
m .Msesp Uener~ls Lcpes aod Oban-
doI lvho cossAnsnd IN the Department of
Ihe Csuca. ksverefused obsdicsee to the |
80, yn.rs. ss,d sSs on their march Sor tsis|
.g;fs v;tk two thoosand vctsrss4 II
rhcy ksvs sissSly occupied Neyse a.d
pur;sese;sa, Which have over been Ssis''-'