Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-30
From Me Nsos YORK. Journal of Commerce.
LATEST FROM

we'd Maracaibo letter of Oct 18th, containing INTEL
Igence from Bogota ITO Sept. 10th We have also
Bogota papers 10 the 18th inclusive
On the 18th September arrangement was agreed
on between the COMMISSIONERS of President Mosquera
and those OF Col Pincres, commander Of the Callao
battalion (which entered the Capitol as conuuerors
on the 28th of Augnst) repeating the condition en-
braced in the Articles of capitulatiou, which requi
red certain individuals to depart for CerthageDa
within three DAYS.
The individuals referred to are as follows: Manuel
Antonio and Juan Manuel Arrublas Francisco and
Jose Manuel Montoya, Vicente and Juan Nepomu-
ceno Azure, ignacio MARQUEE, Gen. JoseMaria Man.
tilla. Coils FrancisO Barrga and Jose Marin Gaitan,
and DR.. Juan Vargas As the case stands at present,
they are pepeiitted to continue in Bogoa enjoying
all the securities belonging to other citizens, provided
they remain quiet in their occupations, and OBJ dent
to the public authorities, without giving Just occasion
to suspect them of medtating or fcmenting reac-
ton.
! 1t appears from the documents before US. that af
ter the Captuation spoken of above President
Mosquera retired from the government which then
passed Professionally into the hands of Gen. Rafael
Urdaneta This gentleman, (who bids fair to mer-
1t the title of the Colombia Tal.eyrand) was formerly
staunch friend and Minister Of Bolivar-afterwards
a jealous co-operator in the bloodless Revolution
which elevated Mosqucra to the Presidcncy,-an
now again he becomes the instrument Of inviting the
Lberator TO assume the Administration The fol
lowing is communication which he addressed to
that distinguished Individual under date of Sept 18th:
To HIS ExcELLEScl THE LIBERAroR SrMoN BoLivAR
The Acts which have the honor to send you. and
Gutierrez Pncres and Julian Santamara will apprise
you OF the wish entertained by this capital and the
surrounding population that you would arain assume
the destines OF the countiy-whichis your own creu
tion and which time, and very short time too has
proved cannot exist thont you Anarchy d,scord
and the most horrid crimes, have overwhelmed it du
ring your separation from its control, and all roftec-
ting persons who desire the felicity OF Colombia look
upon you, Sir and you only, he individual destin-
ed by Providence to the diseases of the BODY
polite to regcnerate this heroic nation 10 re tore its
glory and honor, and to give energy and power TO the
springs of moral action, which are now lamnntsbv
disordered Hence is, that the critic shou1 rsised
IN the Province of Bogota, has been civ Sc
conded by hose of Tunja Socorro and Muriqua and
probably will be, by all the rest.
have been charged. Sir. in your absence with the
Executive Power, and with the honorable commits.
sion of forwarding to you the above mentioned Acas
and entreatlng that you will listen to the demands
of ynnr eliow citizens and accept in behalf of Co
lomba, the government of the same | fluff! this du
ty Sir with the greatest pleasure; and uniting INV
Individual voice with that of the people, beseech YOU
that you will not abandon in this important crisis
nor hesitate moment in adopting the which
Is required by the welfare of the nation its glory and
your uan.
The Commissioners will inform you ofthe impor-
tant events which occasoned the revolution that has
taken place in this capital well as the desires of
ali good men. those who seek the public welfare who
love order and the stability of the ma on that YOU
Will yield to their entreaties Be pleased, Sir, to
grant them hearing, and to give entire credit to
- IL
RANGES of our faithful friendship, and constant adhe
sion to your person, and ardednt wishes for your
happiness.
Accepr, Sir, the sentiments of respect and cor
"'a' eSleem win Which am Sir, your obedient
servant RAE.EI IT,n.ncr.
Bogota, Sept. 7, 1880.
The Proclamation of Bolivar, dated Carthapena.
Sept. 18, which we published on thu I st inst docs
not appear to be in reply to the above tbouoh !,
leaves no room TO doubt that he will return favor
able answer
Correspondence Of the Journal of Commerce
MARAcAYBo, Oct. I8, 1880
Oar communication is again stopped with Rooo,o
much to the disadvantage of this place and to onr
selves Individually Rio Haehe has declared itself
ID FAVOR OF Venezuela. The views of Bolivar can no
longer remain in doubt that he aimed at absolute
power is most certain y vessel from Curacao he
longing to Carhagena touched at Rio Hache, not
knowing the change that had taken place. She was
taken possession OF and sent here where she arrived
TINS morning. There found on board of ber
confidential correspondence from many of Bolivsrs
officers at Curacao, who were there in the hone
OF making revolution IN Venezuela in favor of Boil
war. One letter from General Briceno Mendez
(orother-ID-law 20 Bovar) says there is little hone
OF ehecting change in Venezuela, but advises him
to have done with the foolish idea of constitution
and liberty and proceed to establish his authority b
force:-which advice if Bolivar follows, it will 1ro
oaoly bring him to the fate of Iturbide
AT the date of orr last accounts he was at Nom
pox' on the Magdaena, on his way to Bogota where
a revolution had been effected in his favor and .
complete overthrow of the liberal party Jbe cir,
was besIeged 90 days, and in stormine the Bridge
leading to The Town, 800 were killed. Civil War
nas thus commenced in this devoted Country, and
our only hope 49, that it may not continue Gene.
iai Urdaneta is at the head Of the Government, Tin
Bolivar arrives. and General Briceno was in posses
sion of the Valles of Cucuta Jose Goodipp had
not arrived there on the 18th of Sept, but was dali
ly expected
Here all is perfectly quiet at present, and as this
place is important as key to New Grenada Paez
has sent some of his most faithful troops the Lame
ios 10 garrison the place They are great rascaIs
put brave men, and give much trouble to the Citi
zens AS tor business, it is at complete stand 1t
IS somewhat sicklv.
Nntice TO Crodii q ,u.