Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-23
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New YORK, April I6
FROM HAvANA.-Captain Chamberlin of the brig
Franklin in ten days from Havana, reports that when he
sailed, the cholera had good deal abaed The deaths
were supposed to be about one hundred and fifty day
ne ohcal reports for the city and suburbs made the
whole number of deaths by Cholera, FOURTEEN THOU
SAND SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY FOUR.
Translated for the Journal of Commerce from the Ia
rama .N0ticiOSO Of .fpriL 3.
HAVANA, 3lst March, lS33-We have the satisCac-
ton OF announcing TO the public that the prevailing ep
Iec has diminished and that its are less violent
man al nrSt Them OF COURSE its known
and it Affected us with much violence that proved IA
tai to all who had not sufficient vigor withstand it,
People having now become acclimated to its Influence
It's attacks are less severe producing partial disorder Of
the stomach which is corrected BY regularity atten
ton to diet, while in but the abandoned does IL re
ceve its full development.
(Signed) Dr. BERNAL
from the Courier & Enquror1
LATEST FROM BUENos AYREs-We have received
Dy the brig Erie Capt Penniger, file of the Gacetn
nacdnu OF 18th Fcb and the British Packet of the OH
rom the latter we make the extracts which follow
we have already laid before the public the particulars of
the taking possession OF the Falkland Islands hy
lsh 1t appears that the ss which his "e event p
@'.oIg me people of Buenos Ayres had in
~Sic S su a From pamphlet published there
whch mas also come into our possession extract the
correspondence which has also passed on the subject with
the British Charge dAfaires.
BuenOS .fyTeS, Feb. 9.-We feel considerable plea-
sure in having this week notice an abatement in the
excited feelings respecting the late at the Falkland
Islands. 1t is question left for the discussion of the
respective governments. In tho first moments of eer-
vescence, was natural suppose some ebution would
take place. but we for instance thought that
insult or molesation would be offered British residents
Tor the political acts OF their government and we rejoice
ma mat our opinion thereon has been fully confirmed
ne ohciai journal Lucer0 of this city, in number
dps P5 n ar 5Sf Ics IS as o6i tho
I'll 1t be asked OF us what ought be the conduct OF
the government, in the difficult position in which il is
placed from the usurpaton of part territory by
friendly power we should without hesitation say, that no.
hing appears TO us more impoluc than reply TO this
usurpaion by annulng existing treaties before we ac-
qure proofs OF the resistance of England give remune
ration Tor tie offence offered flag aud 10 our rights
The Court Martial for the trial of The mutineers of the
Falkland Islands, gave the following sentence viz: of
them TO be shot the Retire. and afterwards TO be bun
on gaows for four hours the seven the soldier
Saenza Vaente to have his right cut off previous TO
being hung he being the chief assassin of Comnandant
Mesver TO be fogged, viz the soldiers Mariana Gadea
10 receive TWO hundred lashes and eight years impron-
ment, and Mariana Delgado hundred Iahes and six
years Imprisonment The adjutant, Jose Antonio Gomia
was oud guilty OF tmiity and want of energy sustain
the discipline OF his troops, but his youth and
heNpenence he was sentenced to be banshed from Bue
nos Ayres and placed on half pay.
Saens Valenteis stated to have been complete villain
ana among his crimes, to have murdered some time since
the c0mmandant of the Island, Martin Garcia. His
counsel even averred that would be insult TO Justice
and mockery OF law, TO ask for mercy for such man
he Government confirmed the sentence above named
ana ordered that all the troops of the garrison of Buenos
nyes should witness the execution of the criminals
ne latter were accordingly brought at the Plaza of
the Retro at 10 o'clock yesterday morning TO undergo the
sentence passed upon them.
We did attend the execution but are told tho cr;r
mails met their fate with trmness. They were conducted
from their cells TO the place of punishment with their ewes
oahdaged, and each was attended by a clergyman. From
The moment OF their apprehension they never expected
pardon, and their conduct board the Rapid schooner
which conveyed them hhcr, consistent with that
The spectators were numerous, including number of
females and large body of troops attended Two or three
OF the criminals exhibited symptoms of life after the Grst
their heads. '"'''
To the Charge dqGares Of H. b. Majesty, Phinp
Gore, Esq
DEPARTMENT OF FoRE1GN RELAT1oNs.
Buenos tyres, JdnudJV %, 1888
The undersigned, Minister of Grace and Justice charged
Professionally with the Department of FOREIGN Relations f
the Argentine Republic is directed by his eovornmeni f.
address the Charge dAiares Gd interim OF H. b. NJ i'm
th's city, aud inform him that the I'd inst H. b. Ms
oop oil war Clio anchored in the port of San Luis i'm the
island of La Soledad, of the Mayinas for the
oil taking possession of them belonging to r. b. Nj Cant
Ohow oil me SAID vessel stating that he had positive or
ueTS 10 no he British flag shore within twentyfour
hours He had already done so in other ports of the is
lands and hnay, did the in that OF La Soledad i'm
dehance OF the protests OF the commander of the choone of
war oarandi, who was there In fuflment of orders from
MS Government, which, through fatality of unforeseen
circumstances, he could not strictly perform by for
clOy resisting The occupation of the islands The under
signed aDstains, Tor the present. from expadang the
inconsistency OF such violent rude proceeding in
lime OF profound peace, when the cloe and friendly re-
auohS between the two Governments on the one hand
and on the other the moderation cordiaity and purity of
Intentions OF which England has made ostenation gave
no reason TO expect that the confidence i'm which the r.
violated Nevertheless, ullmen of tire orders of his 90
Vernnenl and IN its name, in consideration of what we
owe 70 our own dignity TO Eosey and 10 the deposit
which The United Provinces has entrusted TO the govern
ment OF BueDos Ayres and in short 10 the whole world
whose eyes are liked upon he undersigned protests
IN me most formal manner against the pteensions of the
government OF Great Britain the Mayna islands and
us occupation oil them, as likewise against the insult Of
Tered TO the lag OF tie Republic, and against the damages
"hch me suer has received and may receive i'm conse
puence Of me Aforesaid proceedings, and whatever may
% ~ 'a"e pace on the part Of he Pfish govern
mem ~ THIS respect The Charge PAGaifes whom the
uo'ghed addresses will please transmit this protest 10
h government, and manifest the Iscided resoiufon Of
s republic TO sustain srghts, at the same lime b,t il
desires 10 maintain inviolac the friendly relations Which II
nes hitherto cultivated With Great Bri ain and hat peace
may prosper and ne perpetual between both States
zoo preserve the Charge d'AGiros Philip g. Gore Esq
many years. MANUEL VtNcrNrrF nr NJ - ~
BUENos AYREs, Jan 2t-The UNDERSIGNED bis Ri
dhhG mpesys Charge dAifaires, has tie honor TO se
knowledge he receipt Of the note which his ExceIIcnv
oen1F Don Manuel Vncente de Maza Minister OF GrsrC
sn 1uscc, charged with the Department Of FOREIGN RE-
dated 22d instant. '''" u" "''''
ne undersigned will lose no time in transmitting his
EAceHencys note to his Majesty government