Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23
From the New York Journal Of Commerce

Kin gsfuH on the 1Gh January, Wat tuO q"
surrection among the negroes M that isiabu
had in great measure subsidized. Nearly
| $50 plantations had been burned, and the
destruction Of property was immense. Inc
| number of blacks killed during the dIstur-
| bance. in different parts of the island, was
about 1000.
| William Black, Esq an old planter, died
at Springfield plantation OF excessive appre-
tension.
| Il is stated, that AT one time there were
| 80 900 blacks under arms.
! Kingston, Jan lit il evident that the
| neck Of the rebellion is broken, but whether
the measures which have been pursued will
| induce the rebels who have taken shelter IN
The woods 10 return 10 duty or not, time on
| ly can show.
| Falmouth, Jan 25.--We regret to learn
| that the continued disturbed state of The is
| land requires that martial law be continued
| so days longer
.uonteeo BAY, .Jes. a4-About 60 have been
hung here, and about 100 flogged la mill
/ taire.
| Kingston Jan. gl--it affords as the high
est satisfaction to learn that the Commandment
| General OF the Eastern section of Cnba has
offered TO render such assistance as he can
afford, in the present unnatural rebellion in
| this island
| Port .Horant, jan 24-We were much
gra,llied here yesterday TO see the beautiful
| American ship Columbia, nearly 400 tons,
| entering this harber--thc first vessel siace il
/ was made a Tree port.
Kingston, Jan Dive have received let
tiers and papers from Bogota by u. ). scht.
Porpoise
From Colombia-By the brig MontiIla and
schr Waterloo we hayeTeeeived Bogota pa
| pers to Dec. 25th, and Cartbagena TO the
| 4th Of January They are totally barren
| OF news. The Convention was still in ses.
sion, hammerns away at the Constitution
| and laws.
decree Of Dec ID, enacts that until the
new Constitution shall he published. that oil
| 1880 shall continue in force, and also the
| Government established by>it, under the title.
OF Government of the State OF New Gre
/ nada;" to which denomination all The official
| acts of the various authorities and tribunals
| shall be conformed
Bogota, Dec 22-Among the projects sub
mtted to the Convention. is ore which has
Tor ITS object TO induce the eccl, siastical au.
thority to diminish the number OF holy DAYS h
--latest from Bae's0s .dUts-We Rave re-
ceived buenos Ayres papers TO Deccmber
oth inclusive, about three weeks later thar !
eur previous accounts,
| HE United States Corvette Lexington ar
rived on the 29th Nov from Monte Vuico 4
Governor Rosas having returned from the
| interior whittier he had gone TO supenntend
The affairs of Campaign. made his entry into
Buenos Ayres Dec. 5th. amidst the roar
ing OF cannon ana lie accIarnat,ons of the
pie. lie Immediately stunned the exc
cuhve functions which during his absence
had been delegated to otkers
| Battetih Extraordinary
| AucUMAN, Nov A.
! The undersigned General informs IN, (;e
neral IN Chief OF the AiSiiary confederate
Army, that the Auxiliary Division of the An
des tins morning attacked he remains OF the
army which mutiBied on the first of Deem |
per- 1928, under command OF Generals Ia
hadHd and janyier Lopez, and after an en-
saseheht oil two hoers aud thirty FIVE min |
a,es, obshnateiy sustained on both sides. an. |
hihiiaied them on the plains Of CmdadeIa, |
taxing Ten pieces ei cannon, and all their in |
iantry VINO had not been killed, and cam /
pletely deHiolishing their caealry.
The undersigned General has TO lamen,
the loss oi Col Juan DE Dos Barsas. who
Tell vtc'im TO his bravery. within two rode
OF cannon's mouth, and 1t Col JoaouioI
Reyes FIohtonel
signed BY Cen. Juan r. Q,uirega
FROM Smyrna captain Russell, of the
nng Henry. who left SMYRNA on the Ioih
November, informs, that the Cholera Mo-
Dus, whTb had been raging so violently At
o'pfyha, was quite ahated, from 400 TO 500
deaths daily. II had been reduced down ~
Only a or D, and was considered to be GO,
ing very healthy when the II lett.
he London Medical Gazette, has This |
aaecdote IN regard to the Cholera:-"A few
Gays ago, Magendie, 10 returning TO Paris | I
from his VISIT to Sunderland, was asked by a
distinguished physician 10 London. what he | I
ihoasht OF Cholera? j think said Magepdie
that 1t is disease which be gins where Others t
end-~Wih dceihi" d
Veto York, Feb 10 The Ballast night a
we mean tue Bachelors Ball.-went of with /
great eciat. 1t was oery foul weather with c
put hut within Il was beautifully faiy. We Z
have not yet heard how many offers were
made; but we hope to see list, and soon
90, under the matrimonial head of our co q
umns. FIX
'Hetdnekoiy .3octdeat.--- Mr. Francis K &; q
Mons ohlest son OF the late Heating eU,is
'imons, was killed on Wednesday evening q
y his horse, which took flight, throwing /
nm against cartin Wentworth street. Air (
'iInohs died IN tie eoGree of thirty minutes e
'Hhout apparent pain. A similar aecid.n, ri
hooSh not attended, by fatal consciousness p
eeulFed on Tuesday afternoon, nv a horse
INNING away wtsh gIg, containing A Lol, II