Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30
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PARIS, Oct 2O--We have to-day the particulars of the
death of Capo distria The cannot have surprised
although may have shocked What is there in
Europe who has not regarded Capo dstria agent of
Russia: ny The other powers suffered Greece TO re-
main so long ldcr the dominion of the willy and devoted
Lieutenant OF the northern dcspot not here
qulre but why hc crmcdto tyrannizc over oppress
and prosecute the most brave OF those who had
r country from The Turk Is one oil those matters upon
which we may possibly receive instruction future day
~ present is not necessary more accounting for
me ragical event in question, than that among the Chiefs
The instruction against the Turks whohave most cru
ely prosecuted by CaPo dIsa had experienced so
strongly the effects of his hatred celebrated family of
avronichalsFormerly Kings Of Maina the terror of
the Pachas-adorcd by their subjects, among whom thew
lived fathers live among their cldren-tbe Mayrom
chds had sacrificed every thing, their BLOOD their fortune
their dearest independence to the of Grcecc-Wbilc
aboio's preparing for their grand levy of buckers the
Pacha OF Iripo'iZza informed by his spies of their inen-
tons demanded hostages of them. The Chief of Mama
delivered over his in that character (vho had been
previously sworn upon the Gross TO reveal nothing the
lurk) The young man resigned himself TO the will Of his
father, and ultimately escaped with life only by miracle
This family OF heroes (dccmaed by war; in the assertion
oil the independence OF Grecce the President John Capo
disn. sought 10 cXtermnac by prescriptions having fail
ed in his attempt to bend the lofty and naughty heads he
wished 10 have humbcd lie denounced cast into prison
and prosecuted under thousand pretcxs those men of
ron-Thcy avenged themselves according TO the
OF their native montainsor it would be unjust attach
the blame OF the assassination OF Capo dstra the cons
tuiional opposition which governed the Congress- and
which tho island of ydra has been long the centre
the old Petro Boy entered Napo d Ronania unobserved
sclzcd the moment that presented itself for the execution of
their vengeance, and smoe their oppressor with their
yatgha little caring whether not they should be torn
into pieces by his guards.
Such arc nearly the terms in which public writer OF
this day clearly describes and accounts for the murder of
Capo dIstia. NJ Eynard well known for his efforts In
favor OF the Hcllcnists during their gallant struggle for IL
berry regards this event the death-bow of Grecccbu
why at loss 10 conceive. No doubt exist that
Capod isa fell the victim ofhs mi
probably the immediate motive of his assassns private
revenge. Let us hope that this occurrence-savage
though bcyi'l have no injurious effect for Greece
the deliberations OF the great Powers to which it will
shortly give rise ; but OF this more in my next.
LONDON, Nov. 3-The accounts received by The
Dutch mail this morning, respecting the cholera mobus in
Russia, is unavorablc an by last post The letters
from ST. Pcc:t jurgh arc the 10Th October In com
muncaon addressed the Governor of the Russian Com
pany, dated the 18th ult it is stated that since the writer
sent his last letter the cholerahad again broken among
the shipping at Cronstadt, that the 25t uit (od stye5
there had been fourteen and six deaths the
10Th six and three deaths; the Both, and
five deaths and on the 1s inst nine and five deaths
The letter further states that though the report by autIo
ry mentions that there sick in private houses
such no, the fact, Custom house officer sailor
and CrOnSadt merchant had dcd the last, after having
recovered, had had relapse. The mate and sailor OF
the Loyal Brion Captain Coulson had died; the former
the night of the Is and the other OIL the following day
Two men belonging to American corvette had also
died.
In ST. Petersburg the number of sick kept nearly as be-
ore but this equality proceeded not from the rccovercs
but in the deaths of the persons attacked.
PANS, Oct 3I.-Thc cholera has appeared in some
districts OF Busancy and Agny bat happily it seems TO
be the Spoaic and not the Asatc cholera the symptoms
and effects of which very different. The illness con-
nucs for only days at the most and is fata-Simiar
symptoms observed few days ago Charlcvile and
MeZers
tFrom the n. Y. Courier and Enquirer, Dec. 1917
LATEST FROM CoLofBIA--By the brig Sea Nympb .
arrived Saturday from Carihagena, we yesterday re-
ccvcd letters o the 2Sih October, and the Gacea dc Co
ombia of iS'h 20, and 9th October Their contcntsarc
important The meeting Of the Congress of New Gfenaia
at Bogoa, is highly interesting event the history of
lhe Republic. Connected with other circumstances VIC
attor ourselves perceive in it, the first steps towards
the rcestdblshmen OF order and Of government founded
on republican prncipesowards tic settling down final.
~ under Concdcracy of the three grand divisions Of Co
lomba, each state adopting and maintaining liberal insu
lions.
Ourpvac letters state Chat the Congress or Convention
wac installed the goth October by the Vice President
! Cacedo Or. Marquee chosen President, AMI Dr.
Soto Vice President IL cmbodics informed much
talent and many members whose patriotism has been well
| tried in the furnace Of persecution
IL IS considered quite certain that General Sanander
will be chosen President and generally believed that Gc-
neral Jose Maria O5ando, will be chosen Vice President
from which inferred that expresdent Mosquera does
not wish to return to public life. General Obando being
biz devoted friend he would consent 10 be put in Oh,
position 10 him
Our correspondent in liz letter communicating tts in
elgence Observes "rhc United States their institutions
'nd he wonderful progress they have made subjects
OF slant conversation and enthusiastic adniraGon:--