Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01
From The N Y. JosrnaIof Commerce I

VERY LATE FhOh BOGOIA
The Editors OF tue journal # Commerce
have been favored with the following Letters
from an Intelligent gentleman residing IN the
Colombian capita
BoGoTA, Feb. T. 1880,
You can easily conceive the surprise aud re
greet with which our Government and good Gill
2ens received se neNs u the proc eedinys in
Venezuela But nprw outstanding The excitement
which II has Occa 'ioned the general sentiment
is & avoid every hosie act, ard an ATTEMPT will
be made 10 bring back, by the most gentle and
irlendly means, that. interesting portion of the
Republic. Congress, which has renewed its
oathto maintain invioae the Fundamental law
is now engeged in discussing the expediency of
sending a Commission from its own bosom
for this object, aud the happiest results are an
tcipated
Nothing is wanting 10 complete the prosperi-
~ and happiness OF the Republic, hut union,
peace and harmony. which unfortunately have
prevailed but little for the last four wears
Our relations with the Cabinets of Great
Britain and the United States remain as usual
Relations have also been established with the
government Of Fraace through The agency of
N. Rresson, the Kings Commissioner. who
has Just let The capital, and M. Mariigny. the
Consul General. About the middle Of the
present month we expect the arrival of ST
Sonza Diaz, Envoy Extraordinary from the
Emperor of Brazil. and Mr. William Turner
Mm'sier Piem'poteniary from the King of Great
Britain.
BoGoTA, Feb. IS, 1890
The Rases of the new Constitution have
been sanctioned. The Commission Amounted
TO proceed TO Venezuela, consisting of Gen.
Shcre the Bishop OF Santa Martha and Sr.
Garcia del Rio, is to depart in two or three
Gays ana there Is reason 10 believe that the
| expedition Will not be in van. II will al least
ahn'h'laie the pretext which was alleged for the
insnrreci'on and II afterwards the Venezuelesns
should refuse obedience TO the government. I, he
latter will have more moral strength and moro
justice IN proceeding TO whatever NAV then ne
deemed expedient.
BoGoTA, Jan. 81, 1890.
10 fhS ErcsHencg The President of the Consti.
uent Congress
Excellent Sir: The occurrences which have
ia'e.y taken place IN the Department OF Vene.
N"e", nave induced me TO believe ibpt il
"o"'u oe auVhao'e for me TO proceed to thai
part OF the Republic, for the purpose of endea.
vor'ng TO settle some differences which unfo,.
'una'ely disturb the order and tranauiltv of
the nation. To this end have already ,ny,sd
the chief Superior of Vene zuela TO an interview
uu' nave not thought proper to make any fur
,hef advances IN SO important a matter. william,
hrs' submitting il to the consideration of Con.
g'ess' NOT only that ] may proceed in accor
ua"ce WIN The will Off Representatives of
the people, but also that IL Congress accedes TO
the proposal, l may receive the sanction If that
oo"y' winch will tend to the greater success of
'ne conch'aiory enterprise
o,,,,. oo. SIMON BOLIVAR.
ohFhe 3oth, Congress signified its cordial an.
p'ooa''on Of The measure proposed
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LATE FROM MEXICO.
ny the arrival of the packet shin Jav;p;a
cap'' Davis. the editors ofihe n. Y. mercantile
advertiser are favored with a file of Vera Cruz
papers I" the I'd inst. inclusive
-, mI butler, our new Charge d'Afairps IN
niehico' was presented to the Executive on the
29th January. VII '"e
Inc Mexican Congress have. by a vote of %
70 -, declaredthe late election of Gen. Cuerer.
ro,to be null and void VI
Inc states OF Jalino, Guansjato, San Lus. Pc.
'os, anc 'a'adolid, had combined to establish
az a, independent government, but it appears that
o'ssehsiohs existed in these states.
ine ueneral Congress had under considera-
lion h proposition 10 declare several of the 70
cent elections IN the states 20 be uncons,;,n.
"o"oh IN anticipation Of a decree to this eff