Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-24

however, an Ordonnance was signed by the
King declaring that all slaves coming into
France with the consent Of their masters
obtain thei, full and perpetual emancipa'
ton.
The Ennch Government has issued a
decree forbdding the expectation of arms
aud ammunition from France, except under
special license; the object is to prevent Don
Carlos from receiving his supplies from that
country.
Frankfort papers TO the 30th of March
have been received. On the 2Sth, the Presi.
dent Of tho Senate informed the legislative
body that Great Britain had consented to
annu the commercial treaty Of 1882, and
That Frankfort was now member Of the
German Commercial Consideration.
Paris papers to the evening of the 4th
April had been received in London. The
western ports of France had suffered the
most in the recent gale. Canealc alone had
sustained q loss Of 100000 francs, in fishing
boats.
The accounts from Bavonne, 1tofthe 31st
of March, state tina. .Cordova was at Vit.oria
on the 26th, with 10000 men. The Car
lists were then in occupation Of Salvatierra,
Salinas, Cbedia. and other points, with "a
battallions. 1t was affirmed that Lopez had
defeated Cabrera at Cucnzo, but this news
probably refers 10 what has already been
stated about Cabrera's band in our last &c
counts from Madrid.
A letter from Saragossa ofthc Goth, give
IN account of the violent proceedings OH the
part of the National Guards of that place,
which brought about the revision of the SEN
tence Transportation pronounced against
four Carlist prisoners, and that Of death is
sued against them.
Highly important ne,cs from Lima.-Tdc
Esmper Sairery defeated and taken pris-
oaor.-The New York Star says-"By a
letter from our correspondent at Payta,
March 81, 1886, we have the important in
formation that the civil war in Lima has
terminated by pitch battle, Feb. 7th, on the
heights Of "Alto de Ia Luna" near Are.
quipa, in which the army of Salarerry was
completely routed, and he taken prisoner
while attempting to make his escape to tslay,
ota the sea coast, where his vessels Of war
Mere assembled. He had $4,000 men,
while Santa Cruz numbered 5000, composed
of Peruyians and Bulivians. The battle
lasted Z Days, yhen Salaverry, after repeat
cdy repulsing the assaults Of Santa Cruz,
was ultimately compelled to yield, from IA
tigue and exhaustion, to an Overwhelming
force. Our correspondent adds--"The
slaughter is said to have been terrible, and
the field was covered with headless trunks,
the dying and the dcad.' Santa Cruz ca
knowledges loss 900 men.
On the 18th FEBRUARY, Salaverry, togeth-
er with his Generals and Colonies, Fernan.
DIM, Picoaga, Moya, Gardeners, and five
Others were shot. The officers suffered
first, and when Salaverry was brought out
to have the bandage placed on his eyes, he
disdainfuiy refused, saying, 81 can look my
salurderers in the face for fear is no part ofmy
composition. We may admire the cour.
age, but must dcspisc the cruelty, and re-
joice in the fate of this wretched tyrant. He
expressed q wishto be shot by a guard of
his own countrymen, which was complied
with. This soi.disant Napoleon OF. South
America, then carried out the farce still far.
ther, bui very iaapproprately, by initiating
that great captain at Grenoble, and saying,
1dfyou will kill your General-fre p which
they did. Eighty more of his officers
were shot, and about 100 more condemned
10 hard labour in chains, for three years, Oh
the public works ofPeru.
Ne,o Granada.-The Convention concluded last
year between New Granada and Venszuela, for
adivision of the National Debt of the old Repub.
lie of Colombia, Aas 6eep rejected by the Congress
of New Granada and all The Ministers hcre re-
signed.
The National InteIligencer in connec-
ton with the news which we published last
week, Of the capture Of Santa Ana, adds