Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16


his Imperial Majesty hopes'w consolidate the friendly
relations which are so happily restored between the
two powers,
In the speech to the Empress, the Ambassadors
offering tho compliments and presents of the Sultan
expressed their OF their good fortune in paying
homage 10 the Empress Of Russia and the daughter Of
= AIouarch who has given such unequivocai proofs
Of the interest he takes in the welfare OF he OF
toman empire.
celor, expresses Der satisfaction with the sentiments
manifested by the Sultan towards her inperiI Mai s,y,
and especially with tho tribute Of respect her IA
Their.
The Chancellor also assured them that the Empress
would, with pleasure, embrace every dur
Ing their stay to give them proofs OF her will.
LATEST FROM CARACAS
The St. Thomas TIenie If March 9Th, received at
the office of the Mercurio OF this city, contains Caracas
dates TO the 25t Feb.
The news of the installation Of the Constituent Con-
gross at Bogo,a, the resignation OF the Liherator SC
had cached Caracas but according 10 the Tende, had
produced effect in calming the minds OF the people or
inducing them to desire a negotiation.
Thu papers OF Caracas abiding to Bogo'a journals OF
Jan 23J assert that Col. Carlos Castillo had received
orders to march 10 the pass Of Ocana, and thence
Caracas with column OF troops, who were in garrison
At Anoqua; and on the 25 h arrive at Mare,
where they would find transports, and eight days
tons for 500 men, according to later from
ton TO the valley OF Ocana was 10 be directed by Gen.
Jose Maria Carreno. and had no oher object than
preserve the Department Of Sulia from the influence Of
the separaionsts in Venezuela The idea Of inv aiding
aaacsd. 1t would seem that the Caracenes were not
yst spprised Of the Per-onsl mission of the Lbcraor
Venezuela which had been agreed on, in the hope Of
adjusting affairs in pacific manner.
wac reported in Caracas the authority Of letters
from Guararc, that the province Of Ca'anare had de-
cisred in favor of Venezuela.
The following proclamation WAS issued by Gen. Ari,
-mendi on the % of Feb.
People of Caraca.!-Thrre il doubt but the -Ty-
rant OF Colombia is advancing with his legions and that
he intends 10 violate the sacred soil Of liberty Venc
xueiA. This il what you wished. The common op.
presssr has taken the decisive step, which will result
the establishment of your preciou, rights Liberty
ITSELF by the blood Of de.pos aud the whole
astion is Incompatible with tyranny.
Venezuela aus!-This is the MON fulfil your 90
Tenn oath Your property, your cu.rses every thing
Ia short, not excepting your liver, is hencefoth not
your own; all the property Of your country and of IL
berty. His ExceIlency the civil and military Chief,
{Paez] who has displayed di.tngui.hed valor in war;
has declared himself Opposed TO the Ubiquitous, pro-
;ecs of the ungrateui Carracene, Simon Bolivar H..
who has given many dsy, of glory to the who
now attacks us,-his very name and that Of his compa
mons in will bury the Tyrant; and your prompt
and powerful operation will carry the arms of Ven
rxuela TO the habitations Of your unfo tune brethren
che oppressed inhabitants OF Bogota, and to the
est recesses Of tyranny. JUAN b. ARIzMENDI.
Caracas, Feb %, 1880.