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of the forces, which, in consequence now
occupy this said province of ChquHos, do
advise YOU of the same, that all professions
of hostilities against this province may \.
cease since, otherwise, the yaliant troops i
under NV command will enforce thi
order. At the same date, | also adNiss
the Comm andcr of the troops OF Santa Cruz,
that his forces may not take possession OF a
single foot of ground in this aforesaid prov
incc.


"God preserve your Exccllcncy many
years.


"Head Quarters in the Province OF Santa
Ana dc Chquitos, Goth April, 1925.


(Signet) Manuel jose Ara'yo SHua.


Commander III Cnief OF the


Brazilian forces.
To his Excellcncy .fntonia Josc de Sacre,


Comnanderiu Chief, &c"


The intimation given to the Gomlnan- J
der of the troops of Santa Cruz, is copy OF
the above, with the following singular addi- |
ton -
"rhis transmit for your information, as |
surinp YOU, on my word, that IT good order
isnot preserved, | viii proceed Immediately
tn destroy all the troops under your com
,nand. as we'll as the City Of Santa Cruz it.
self. and will scarcely leave IA fragment by
which posterity shall know where it WAS. -
Here see the conduct Of that unjds and
despicabe throne passing over immense
deserts to plumber its neiyhbors OF their ter
ritory. III a scandalons and outrageous niin-
ner-in the first place seducins the chief to
deliver it up, and afterwards introducing IT.
Golf with ali the shcw of war, without oo-
serving the ternis which CIVILIZED warfare
REQUIRES !-Fcllow Citizens bchola, here,
despotc kings. our eternal eneniies-wai,
even to death, is the only means OF conciiia-
ton.


On this day the venerable, the brave and
philanthropic LAFAYETTE cnloarks for
his native country and leaves the shores OF
America perhaps forever. In bidding adien
TO this interesting character, which every one
will do in his own breast, our minds are for
cibly impressed with feelings which no othc"
than this circumstance could give birth to.


On the fourteenth day OF August 1924 La
fayette arrived upon the shores OF our ffee'
enlightened and happy country, and during
the period OF his stay among us national
gratitude has never been more strongly e.
vinced than by the people OF these states to
their distinguished guest. HIS coming was
hailed witn welcome and joy.-Every city
through which the hero passed III his toul
through the country received him WIN
the most splendid demonstrations OF graft
tude, while every town and hamlet tes
tiicd the same sentiment, il not with spien'
Who has not seen Latayettet and let u
ask, who that has seen this great man ha
not felt a peculiar reverence, nay, love 10
wards him, which the sight of no other mai
in existance could possibly inspire. ih
name of Lafayette will descend to posterit.
with lustre which viii not be dimmed b,
ages; and when the infalt prattler shall en-
quirc OF its sire, "who was LAfayette!
Fame shall point to the tablet on which hi
history shall be recorded in characters G
gold.


Yesterday the Nations Guest, was t
leave Washington to embark On board til
Brandy wine. He was to leave that city d
bout O'Clock III the steam boat 1Iount Pe'
non, which was engaged at the govern
mente's expense tor this purpose, an
would De accompanied to the ship whic
awaited him 80 or 80 miles below the cit.
by the Secretary OF the Navy and such othe
officers OF the government as the limited az
COMMUNICATIONS OF the boat wouid permit
be invited: and on tins day, the Sth OF oel
TENDER, should nothing delay, the mAJest
Brandywlne will spread her canvass to IL
breeze ana steer towards France; and WING
he snail turn to bid .dieu and take the la
linseTin, look OF the dusky SHORES


our country as they reCede from his eag'
gaze IN the west, he viii exclain, :" Fa.ewe
America farewell three happy n4tian" T.
has received the homage ota grateful, pc
ple--he has peen caressed III Tie arms
the nativn and has experienced the graf
tude OF oul republic. May he anu the ii
bic barquc whcn bears him, DC waited sa
to the shores OF ms Idllve lau.; ANA may
once more be restored to the srns OF ms j.,
merous relatives ana irienus who anxious
await hun.


10 the Editors Uftilr Ssiin.ingtonia
Candidates for fame, like TIC lovely iur,, C
bear no rivals
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