Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26
From the NY. Journal of Commerce.
Declaration of War bv Buenos Avt

From the NY. Journal Of Commerce.
Declaration Of War By Buenos Ayres
against Peru. BY the ship Bru;us,
Capt Adams, we have Buenos .Ayres pa (
pers 10 the 9th of May. The British
Packet ofthat date contains a DEcLARA.l
TIoN OF WAR by the Repub!ic of Buenos
Ayres against Peru, now under the Pro
lection OF Gen. Santa Cruz, who is also
President of Bolivia. Chill declared war
against Peru some time ago. So there
are two against two Chilli and Bueuos
Ayres against Bolivia and Peru. All the
Republics of South America are thus
ming led in the strife, except the Banda
Oriental, and the old Republic of Colon
bia, now divided into the three Republics
of Ecuador, New Granada, and Vene.
zuela. 1t will be difficult for these to
avoid being drawn into the vortex, partic-
ularly Ecquador, which from its local
! position is most exposed. The Declare
ton of War is accompanied, in the Buen-
os Ayres papers, with very long Mani
festo, setting forth the causes which in the
opinion Of the Government render the
step necessary.
The Banda Oriental Capital Montevi-
deo) is also Iii arms; not against Peru,
but against itself Gen. Fructuoso Rive
ra, former President of the Republic and
who on V few months since was defeat
ed in an insurrectionary attempt against
the government, is again in motion, hav-
ing collected force on the frontier of
Brazil, with which he intends to march
to Montevideo-it he can Preparations
are making TO give him a warm recep-
= tlO1.
The Brazilian brig Eloisa has been
seized at Buenos Ayres and confscated in
consequence of being about to depart from
that port ostensbl V for the Cape OF Good
Hope, but really to the West Coas, of AT.
RIGA 10 engage IN the Slave Trade.
FANAT1C1sM IN VIRGIN1A.-The fol-
6 lowing was one of the volunteer toasts al
n a military celebration on the 4th Of july
J, in Richmond, Va.
q by James G. Watson-The day we
f celebrate, on it the "Genius Of Universal
:; Emancipation burst from the clouds O.
p tyranny and oppression-may she wenc
f her way through the world booted anc
o spurred" till her every enemy is pros
o trate-till her clarion shall proclaim t
, all, you are redeemed, regeneraled, an(
% Disseminated"
: Here truly, is doctrine which ride
over s'arery, booted and spurred " an
% rough sbod We long to hear the sam
h "clarion" in the "O!d Dominion,
h proclaiming liberty TO ALL! If W.
;. should, we rather think some of these
: toast-drnkers would look foolish. EN-
S We understand that Congress has pass
e ed law 10 raise six hundred men, 70
1t the purpose of chastising the Indians
- this o"ght to be done, and we trust som
ID one will be placed in command of tn
N expedition, who will do his duty wit
IN energy and pronp.ness; we need not el
" pect peace until the remnants of tribe
" who reside on the Trinity and Brazc
t. are destroyed; the Mexicans are constan
IT ly amongst them, melting them to acts {
Of barbartV. The manner in which tn
ID prisoners who have been lately taken hav
been treated calls aloud for vengeance j.
n exemplary vengeance both upon the il
IS fernal savages, and their more brutal ac
&c visers, the Mexicans. We ought to in
d. wade their country, and exterminate fror
m the face Of the earth, race Of uscles
r vagabonds, whose brutal deeds hav
:e scarcely any parallel !-Tezas Chron.
~ STARTLING FAcT.-The Rev. Doc
~ Pierce, Of BrookIine, in the course of HI
"a remarks at the Marlboro Hotel on tn
y fourth of July, told a story about his pre-
r. decessor in the sacred office, who for THU
~ tv years had himself filled the static
- which he had occupied for over fort
Vs. years. This clergyman, although a col
~ water man. had furnished his friends,
-, one year, with one hundred and twent
~ eight quarts of rum, and he had the docl
ments in his possession TO prove it. Nov
" Mr. President, said Mr.. Pierce, # col
D. water minister furnishes one hundred an
as twenty quarts, which would make a ba,
n rel, how much did the ministers provid,
~ in those DAYS, who drank themselves 2
or Norfolk Advertiser.
be The bark Louisa, at New Y orl
- from Veru Cruz, brings $62,O00 in spe
~, Gle.
g. Specie being worth more on our SCI
H. board than in almost any other part Of tn
20 world, it is pouring in from all quarters
r, even from Liverpool there have been som
re- imports at New-York.
m While this process is going on larg
exports of produce, and even EngIis
goods Especially woolens, which pay cas-
"A duties) are making to Liverpool and Lor
~ don.
a. BY this mode, and the large amount
IO trusted here our balances to Englan
II will soon be wiped off, and specie contlr
=: ue TO fade.-B0s. Press.
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