Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30
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by the Charge sAarcs OF His Majesty the King of Swc
den and Norway that "lrom and after the LIST January
1882, and until otherwise ordered the quarantine establish
mcnts oil Norway shall be open such foreign vessels
only, a arc bound to the ports of Sweden and Norway
Extract OF letter from Master Commandant Beverly
hrhnoh commanding the T. States sloop of war Van
Bay, Dec -. 1881.
"Ihc whole OF Brazil is Of tlimu and contni-
al eupilnns, &c may be- expected occur, particularly
among the soldiers who doubt insgated by persons
oil mgher rank This Is made apparent, by the cir
cmitance oil their nocsdng the foreigners who re-
side in The country indeed any except old por-
tuSucsc as they termed They are particularly OBJ
drive them from the colntry.''
Extract Of letter enclosed TO the Secretary of the Navy
from John L. Mansfield dated consulate of the United
States, Pcrnanhuco 10th Nov. 1881"
81 regret 10 inform you that day this city is i'm great
como'ion-the people under arms, Sc It's difficult to
arrive al the truth of the CASE but from the hest nG,rma
non have obtained it appears that a small body estimated
at about 100 to 200 have possession of the Fort
in the Southern part OF the City, having doubtless many
P"'HSn7 IN the city whose 0vowcd object is TO cxpel
IRON the province the Portuguese residents with the cx
cepuon 81 such as hayc incraaricd with Brazians and
also 70 Igposa all Portuguese naturalized) from the offices
cy no ms party has evidently other objects in view
and IL they enabled 10 accomplish their first or avow-
ed object, we shall, believe have a change of Govern
mcni have this moment been informed that the force
collected The Bona Vista sidc have declared that cy
viii NOT march against tho insurgents, giving rs reason
that they will fight against their cointryincn If this
report Is correct, the insurgents likely carry the
day he matter viii probably be decided in the course
Of few hours"
WAsHINGroN, Dec. 2l.-Dspatclcs and Journals
from bogota have been received at the Department
Oh STATE, from which it appears that the Republic of
Colombia has ceased 10 exist, and that i'm It's place
we shall hereafter find the map of South Ameri-
ca three separate and independent States, viz :
Venezuela, New Granada, and the Equator On
inc ZOth OF October Convention met at Bogo;a for
the purpose of settling the future form of Govern
mont of New Granada. The President in his adj
dress declares that the union between the States no
longer exists; and the Minister of Foreign fairs
Alcjandro Vecz, begins his report by admitting
tina, for year past the administration at Boro,a
had only been acknowledged in New Granada and
that 1t was neither proper convenient any longer
to keep up scnlancc of authority over countries
which had entirely seeded. However he address
cs ms report TO II, because as he says Ministers
from Foreign powers still remained accredited TO it,
and with 1t The agents in distant countries continued
to correspond.
With regard to us lie SAYS
"From the United North American States VIC continue
to receive proofs of the most anicabc feelings For the
last three years Minister from them has resi- led i'm Boro-
@ who has been indeed the only official organ of coinnu-
nca'iGn hetwecn thc two Governments The Admuistra-
ton of General Bolivar by no means inclined tokcep
up good understanding with nation having so much in.
iucncc in America and whose institutions were entirely
opposed 10 those which Inc intended o fix upon CoIoh.
Tor I'M rca'on lac recalled The Legation which had been
sent to Washington leaving merely Consul General 10
report changes in commercial proceedings But now that
public opinion and military force appear to have nut an end
TO the n1"ocratic Propcnstcs Of certain military Chiefs
who made all subsidiary 10 their ambitious views nothing
IL more desirable than to strengthen the bonds of union
with so great ana magnaiInous nation To this VIC arc
urged not only by immediate interests but by the con-
sideraon that those States destined bv their position
and influence to councract the policy of certain Europea
nations which are now using every means to establish
thcirdc Polic Institutions throughout This hemisphere
1.-The Government has accepted the resignation of the
late Consul General in tc United States and has appoint
Ell III his place VI Domingo AcOsta, gentleman in every
respect qualified for the Office, and possessing the conf
dcncc of the Executive. Moreover as the said NJ
Ia Is willing 10 act Charge dAiircs with the salary
assigned him a Consul General he has received COM
mission to that effect, only with the view or a,nor
Sratng the high importance attached the cultivation of
friendship with the United States but also i'm order tot
we may there have defender against the attacks con-
stanly made by enemies
The Journals are of course divided in their opin-
IONS. Ono party wishes to make any sacrifice ra-
! ther than give up the hopes of re-iInion; another
seems to have abandoned the idea entirely and de-
votes It's attention to the form of Government TO be
adopted.
| From series of articles published in the GGceio
III Coio7'bd, 1t would appear that strong IDEAS had
been entertained of Monarchy; while on the otleI
hahd, vigorous attempt seems to be made to curta
/ the power Of the Clergy.
The displaced Consul General is Mr.. Xavier d
Medina, gentleman of talents and education who
during his residence in New ork, has acquired the
esteem OF the inhabitants.-W. Globe.
New YoaR, Dec. 22.-Tho cutters Alert. Can't. Bell
AMI Rish, C1p Blus, Of dis port have Saline orders
eze on or coast for the relief of vessels in distress W,
understand that one OF them is TO cruize to the eastward
between Sandy Hook and Montaug Point, and The othc
othc Southwark, as far Cape May. If they had beer
O"eieH oh three weeks since, they might have a,rle,
ge rc'i 70 Inward bound vessels and il is not ever
NV 100 'a 70 render much assistance 10 the distressed
W'ucr lhere Is every prospect Of more moderate e.
"i'NI M! ''Ske ueir duties comparatively light III
] ,"C 9nef ifom the Treasury Department, I'D
drc'fod 'ol9c collector ol THE port C0seffc
TRrAsURY DEPAHrMENT Dec 1G 1871
S1Hln nc present nclcmcnt season il l. thought bro