True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-23
FoEElGH News. In addition to the nrsv;o,,s oc,
counts received by the RoyaI W'Hiam we publish
the following summary from the ssTimes.n

FoEEGH News. la addition to the previous ac
counts received by the Roya1 IyIHiam we publis
the following summary from the s'I'imes."
| oConnncll saws, in the conclusion of his letter
| Ma, no Shareholder should be admitted into Emo
! l,'h society on a footing of equity. The Gren
Agltator Ind better 90 and preach that doclrin,
among the planters OF Virginia.
| a hot controversy was going on between tn,
| Wing and tory journals in London on the subiec
OF the Mexican blockade, The Times man,ain,n,
II 70 be an infringement Ut the law Of nations in
as'nuh as 1t has been preceded by declaration ~
wal. The Chronicle maintains the cony,1s,. NJ
| thlSpoiton
Iae Englis, papers give an account Of borr;
| ole e'et which had taken place near Preston. in
LhncShr". Five children had been POISONED hv
lli'ir noaer, who committed suicide hv pnrtakinog
at tho sols'ned fond she had given to her otf,ntinT
Inc mtrdeess and her victims were buried on ,h.
same day. '''
Ff1m TIE French Papcrs-The sugar manui,c.
lofeo ron he beet 1907, annually. in France, is
stated by the Paris journals to be So 900 tons
! hail the consumption OF the people.
TpsIS--a litter of the 9Th inslan, from T,u,,,
| published Il the Counter Frurcas states Thar ,he
! English C"hnei Cnnsldine was actively oroan,s-
ing r'gnlara,ny for the Pacha of Tun,s. nrinc;-
Paiiy as was Snnoscd, with view To overa,r. the
population, and u,ahle him tn doub e taxes.
| HANoyEE-N letter from Hanover, dated Sen,
?, in the Leilsc Gazette, mentions the rcport IF
an intended marla,e OF the Crown Prince IN
| daughter Of the trand Duke of Mecklenburg
Strelirz The P'inc' is almost totally blind,
From THE PAcFIc.-We are indebted to m o.
.eemed tnend Tor the following extract, from !,
letter, dated
-, GrYAQuIL, Aug 6, 1888
re are f''f! 10 'hl"r' you thar Peru is again in
sailed from On lao on th27Ih informs us I'm, ,ha
revolution was declared Il the 28th. and be nm NJ
rival from fayta since the, the same is confirm
ed; that all the north otPeu, which includes ,no
departments OF l'bertad Js,in, EIua, las and PIER
ra, had declared against thecnnfcd,r,,;nn ~.
erals Nela and sienna had t.rched on Lima vii,
25U6 men, aud had arrived AT Cb,nc,r ,L,n,
four leagues from Lima, wh.e ,bpv we're ;n;naI
by General Ohrcgoso, the Prs,deni of prru Win
600 cavalry IRON Lima To con1lcto the combi,.
ton, and declare the Fes"luilo against the Pro-
tectorai Government of GeneraSnn,a Cruz TLo,a
are TWO battalons OF Bolivian roops slammed a,
Lima, and General Miller, Gove,or of Collao and
General Moran, who has comnndet tho n,yaI |
forces, have been derod st,ncb f,i,nIs or |
Santa Cruz; how they will act ". do M, know
yet, bnt II is likely they will endrvor either 10
put the revolution down, or hold in the castles
OF Callao, as Miller was putting war ana nruvi-
sons in the castles.
Gen. Santa Cruz is al Bolivia, and, as n consid |
cruble force there, land should rrvoliop ba mad
against i'm there, he will not giveup the shin
"''n""t HIl"@ "!s S'reNe,h' rs expedition
against Chill, consisting OF lhirty-hre trausnnrts
with 6,O00 notwithstanding soldiers ar sailors
no doubt sailed from alparaiso on the III uItimo.
as by accounts from there OF the 81, a,rt at The
army had already embarked, and no dout ere This
have arrived on some part OF the coast operu to
cu-Hperaie with the levolu'ionay army Lima |
w not a, all surprised that this reoIntion
should take place, several attemps HE been
made. Whether they have actually suteeded
we do no, kno" but think very probable, at an
peared So notorious. We have great rrasun 10 ,nk
The prudence anu foresight OF our President ,ca-
tautre, who had so strenuousy opposed htino
any thing TO do with thu question between Lii
and Psru. Al present Nc enjoy tranquility he
and people generally are contcnted with the g.,
Bait Amer.