Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-04
VERY LATE FROM BOCOTA

BY arrival from Jamaica, we have received Boso.a
papers to the 18th OF October incusive being month
than tho previous accounts.
The negotiations with Ecuador for tho pnic,b,c nd
nstnen OF the differences existing between that Repub-
nc anu New Grenada having terminated uccessully
war was declared by the latter against the former on the
I'm oil September Tor the recovery of the Provinces of
Paste and Bucnavenura by force of arms Gazette Ex
raonary OF the 9th October contains the following es
patch from Gen. Obando commanding the forcss of NJ
Grenada on the Southern frontier
PAsro, 2Ist Sept 1882
10 NE Secretary Of TVdr and .AIdrine-ifthe cam
P"gn h"d ne an terminated by battle, should not have
had The satisfaction OF informing You of triumph so pori
Gus as has been obtained by of forced march only
without The shedding OF drop blood, force equal if no,
superior 10 That under my command bas been complete
dispersed and Paste recovered cannot now enter into
particulars, as they but inperfccy known TO myself
seu forward THIS intelligence in dvance for the salts
lac ION oil The government and will communicate the de.
tails hereafter To-day has been TO Paste what the 5i nj
May was TO Bsgota.-Wh sentiments Of respect sub
reroe myself your most obelient servant.
JOSE MARIA OBANDo.
"sn Santander President OF New Granada arrived al
ogota Oh the 4h OF October accompanied by Young Boz
napar'e, nephew OF Napoleon On the 9TH he took the
oa'hs OF oicc with he usual foa es and assumed the
administration oil the government. On the following day
ne Issued an Address TO the Granadan people, Which
eVinces determination 10 discharge his duties with i'm
paruay iaitliuness and devotion 10 the good OF
MS country 81 bring TO the Presidential Chair" he saws
'neither anmosity rancor nor shirt of
Il VIII be the faithful executor OF the laws without re-
sPect 10 persons, rank, opinon-"My administration
WIN not be markedly gnoble persec buttons" The friend
The fOI
lowing paragraph we are is reciprocated by our fell
czens,-to some OF whom General Santander il
sonaiy KNOWN and by all of whom he greatly respected
and esteemed.
'The friendly relations which happily exis, between
this country and the United States will be to me AN OH
lect oil particular attention. strict friendship and alliance
between the communities who have separated from the
spanish monarchy, and cordial harmony and good under
s'auhg between our elder brethren of the North are 40
naeiy connected with the of liberty that for nv
part snail lose no opportunity to cultivate them assidous.
w. ureat would be the happiness of America if all its
governments and people could be united in political inter
es as they are in geographical and commercial order
ne Hacea de Colombia Of Oct 9TH announces the de ath
oil Dr. Felix Restrepo formerly Minister OF the govern
ment. So
MEXICO.
MS line country for which nature has done 90 mncb
ana man little, has for several years presented wotuI
example OF the horrors which follow i'm the train M
mon and domestic strife. The civil war which has so long
ragged there, continues without abatement The downfall Of
one cettan IL only the prelude TO the up0 of anoer
IN his place. alike stimulated by personal objects or party
VIEWS only to be accomplished by appeal to arms So
me unnatural war continued by set of leaders after
an1her WIN unabated erceness, and the blood the de
'ued aid wretched people is the unregarcd sacrifice
lhe last Intelligence from this unhappy country is 10
me l9th miumo received at New Orleans. The Mexican
Gazette oil The l9th contains of battle be
weeh oan'a Anna and the government troops headed by
fdco faclo divided his forces two divisions one
commanded by Col Azcarate, and the other by himself
ana attacked santa Anna in front aud rear Santa Anna
vigorously repealed the attack of Azcarae who was killed
IN The onset and his forces disperse Faco was likewise
driven of with considerable loss Great reiocings toni
place III lapico OH the arrival of the news Of this victory
OF Santa Anna 49, )
Facio had reached Mexico where ho had am army q,
oooO men; and Santa Anna with 5000 men was within a
league or two OF that capital It was said he would i'm,
mediately demand surrender on refusal of which he
would lombard the place. Bustamente immediatelv on
receiving of the battle took up his line of march for
MeNlco' MonteZuma had raised an army of 1900 me n
anu al INC last accounts was in San Luis Potos The
Nat. Int.