Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05

war, i: belongs to you to save her, and 10 re-
unite yourselves 10 the Government, which
our common danger has placed at your hand.
Forget, enlreat you, even your passions,
for without this heroic sacrifice, Colombia
will be no more! You will otherwise, lenve
the inglorious reflection, that q people who
did not respect themselves sacrificed their
Iglory-their liborty.-But no Colomblans,
you are obedent to the voice Of your religion,
and your country. You respect tho Mngis-
trates and will obey the Laws; and by these
means you will save Colombia.
BOLIVAR.
Cnrlhagcna, Sept. 10, 1880
Our correspondent writes, that Deputies
had arrived at Cnnhagena, from Bpgota, aud
Bolivar was to depart for Deans IN ten or
Twelve days, or abou. the Is; oil October
We copy the foregoing from the Boston
Commercial Gazette.
The Journal Of Commerce this morning
contains several TRANSACTIONS. 1t appears
from them that the garrison III Carthascnn,
where Bolivar has been residing To promote
dlssentiOn and civil war, made a declaration
on the I'd Of August, declaring him Gcneial
lsslmU; IN consequence, as was suld of rpso
luton taken by the Callao battalion. A
Injecting was held on the evening of the same
!. day, OF which Bolvar's Skeleton General.
attended; CArreno, Teros, O'Leary, Lnuue
and Blanche, seven colonies, two cnpipius
of the Navy, ten First Commandunis. and
various other subordinate officers, Resolu.
tions were passed for which we have M room,
to day. They were to the cnnct, that the
army was the people, and that the army was
dissatisfied with the ministry. On the next
day declaration was made by some of the
citizens of Carlhagena, entitled "Ptonuncia.
wenio oftho capital of Magdalena" II il
signed by the Project ofthe Department and
Numerous other citizens
I The following translate ms in the journal
are from Cauhagena date OF Scpiembe, s,h
The liogota mail Of August 20 h, has lust
arrived, aud brings confirmation Of the ,,ev 6
which We have already presented to the pub
lie The cspitGaIion and bulletin which We
subloin, will aoquaint our compaui lots with the
levents which have occurred. . lolombi.
has in truth arrived at an auful crisis. lis sal
walton depends upon the wisdom ofthe ineaS.
ures which may be aduptedhy The goycrnmen,
. that they may be such as Lonest men anc
veteran patriots can approve
j bulletin of28th Of August.
i La general order is here given, relating 10
Il After the abovs order was issued. and Tho
troops were posted in tho place assigned ihon,
he enemy presented himself 10 the nnnber Of
1860 men On the pucnts Grunde, Great Brldsol
and moved towards the positions ooeu pied by
our divisions. The COMMANDMENT Chief. Col
Flofenco Jtmcnoa, directed tho 2nd company
LOT Ca!luO To defend a small entrohrbmept which
convorod our principal lcll aud commanded q
: large extent tho Bridge, They rosol cd upo,
: decisive attack, in order 10 force us lum the
: situation which we occupied, marching th.,,
whole force in long and dense column throuob
tho pass of tho Bridge, with two pieces of can.
nOn.--0ur advanced line fired upon the enemy
at pistol shot distance, and from that mon q Il
. the bate was wurnlly contested on their pnri
: tho guerillas ofour loft and the fUrce, of The
entrenchment answered thoir DISCHARGES bv n
deadly fire; but as they still persisted in the At
tempt 10 drive Ls from our pc itfJb, the Com
mander-in- Chief ordered tho trooDs of the nrn.
ire to charge with tho bayonet, which wo,
handsomely received and returned bv Ibeu
Nothing daunied, our Commander directed n
second charge which resulted no better unn
the first lrrlta cd by the ltllo success plodu
ced ny both attacks, he Then united tho lorce,
oil The centre, and those Of The Q tronchmcui
which supper ed BY tho squadrons Gums and
FlanqnoadOros, charged third time and throw
them in disorder. Al tho same time the isl and
"a squndsons were directed 10 charge The right
flank oil tho enemy, and from that moment tl1.ir
columns were routed.
The victory was complete & absolute, there
REMAINING IN our pow e. 3 Co.'s, 81 Chiefs and
offices, and $50 rSik aud file, besides Col :
chiefs, IS officers, and 2i8 rank and fi,e killed
or wounded On the field of battle Alo, 80
drums, clnnnn, 743 guns. $50 ba, onet,, 5000
cartridges 80 bags Of grape shut, 4 "a great ma.
my other articles OF var. =
'iSuch has been tie splendid, though mourniul
! Victory, which has cost US the Cant. Tapia
and 10 soldiers killed, with the ggllnn, Cantsin
Ayesierian, Ensign Moreno, and S5ra md
FILE, wounded. Our force c0nss, ed If $50 in,
fantry and 500 cavalry. With that number nj
men we have saved the glory of Columbia, ",
are placed in condition to sustain The Con.
stituion and the integrity Of the nation. and
the government is freed from lis oppressors.
| Col. V. &. PINCREs.
BOGoTA, 28tb Aug. 1850.
| We have only time to add. that article, of
IcaPllnlailon were agreed 10 on the day of bat
lie august 2Slh, between the Government
and the victors, by virtue of which the latIo,
entered the capital at 1 O'Clock, p. NJ, The
persons aud PROPERTY of the Inhabitants wei.
GUARANTEED by the c0nquorots, except tha
certain obnoxious individuals were reouir4d IN
depart for Carthsgena within three DAYS.
FURTHER FROM COLOMBIA.
| We alluded in our fist edition to tho forms
Of the capitulation agreed on at San Victorino,
linear BDIOta. on the OnIl, ~ Au,rn., ~