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1.-THE immediate command of the President. The
|Congr sgave formal approval to the expedition
.Iof the President Bolivar to Peru The exclusive
privilege of manufacturing sheet copper, for
eight years, has been granted to Charles Stewart
Cochran.


PERNAMBUCO by the arrival at Newly


of the brig Emma, in SO days from Pernambuco,


we learn that the Government was in a state of


confusion. The President had been dismissed,


and had retired to his country seat, and "a new one


had been appointed in his place. The General
at arms, commander of the troops. had been ar
rested and put in prison, by an order from the
Government


\ There had been an insurrection among the ne
lgroes in a small inland town, about six leagues n


the interior of Pernambuco, and several of the
white inhabitants had been killed. Troops had


marched from Pernambuco TO quel them. The
vessels that had been captured at Bahia by Lord
ICochrane. had arrived at Pernambuco, and had
sailed again for Rio Janero. Several vessels had
been captured at Pernambuco, for keeping the


Portuguese flag fying-supposing the place in
the hands Of the Portuguese.


MEXICO.-The American Schooner Fame,
ICapt. Haley, arrived at Havana on the 10th No.
|vember, in 81 days from Alvarado, having on


board the two Spanish commissioners ID. Santa
'lgo lrisarri and d. Jose Ramon de Oses. BY this
S vessel has been received the following official
Declaration Of Var By Merico against
i, Spain.


-l The unexpected commencement of hostilities
rby the Governor of the castle Of San Juan de
b tilua sgains' the town of Vera Cruz, has com.
-, lpa11ad the Suprene Eyecutiye Power. tn admit
!, measures consequent on an aggression Improve.
eIkei by its inhabitants, and warranted by no 20.
y Ilitical considerations.


lst.-It is ordered that all political and mercan
e tile relations with the Spanish nation cease.
# 2dly.--That using the lenity dictated by the
IS sIphilan,hropic principles of the Mexican nation
Mi is ordered that all Spanish vessels Immediately
a. leave the ports of Mexico, without proceeding a
N the Government might, to embargo or contis


cate


.. 5dly.-That the same conduct be pursued will


all Spanish merchantmen that may arrive in thes'
At ports from Europe in the space of four months
ala time sufficient to allow this resolution to b.
n known on that continent, and of forty days from


Havana or any other Spanish port of North A
IN merica.
k 4thly That all vessels arriving after the expi
telration of those periods, will be treated according
O. to the laws of war, (f before, it be not termina


Iteu) AS VIII ocs Uoh this Woi'She @'A "t"co 'S
n sells


r. 5thly-That after the period of four month
.e the productions of the Spanish soil will not be ad
he |mitted to an entry under any flag whatever.


BY order of H. H-Mexico lst Oct 1928.
he FRANCISCO JOSE BERNAL.
L. Extract of letter from an American gentlema
o'l at Tampico, dated


IT., PUEBLO vIEeo DE TAMPIco, Oct IL. 1929.
n Dear Sir--Since you left we have report tha
hyl,he Mexican government have declared wa
eolEa gains, Spain-h0w true it is few days will DC
OF |termine However, one fact is, that the Captal


of the gun schooner has orders to capture all Sp'


|nish vessels. The Spaniards here, assure yo'


Hook wild-they begin to talk about the safety g


their necks; their trade, it may be said, l. er
entirely at an end-in future think the American
's'Iwill have it all.


he| Last evening was applied to by several Spar
LIZARDS 10 ship for them in some American man
VI war, from five to six hundred thousand dollar
A. and expressed some anxiety to have it shippe
IN soon. The European Spaniards in this place ha,
!" heretofore manifested great hatred towars


the Americans, but at present, when they I'm


ithey are not altogether safe, they begin to app


Ito the Americans for aid. The Colombian br
Vancedor has not been seen since the day st
a'e boarded you off the port.


Oct. l2-Since wiring the above an express h
-, o just arrived from Mexico, with orders for evel
rn'|Spanish Creole OF Havanna to leave this COUNT
o'lin so days, and all European Spaniards to lea,
'felin four months; and all Spanish property th
, o' may arrive after this will be seized. You CT


Judge what long faces present themselves in Il
!, streets.