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Foreign News
April 4, 1842
New York Tribune
New York, New York County, New York
What is this article about?
Intelligence from New Grenada reports President Gen. Herran met insurgent leader Carmena at Baranquilla; Carmena then went to Ineaga to urge disarmament. Insurrection continues at Santa Martha; war likely ended at Carthagena.
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FROM THE WEST INDIES.—The Apalachicola Journal of March 19, contains advices from Jamaica to the 3rd, a schooner having arrived there from Kingston.
From the extracts given by the Journal it appears that recent intelligence from New Grenada had been received. Gen. Herran, the President, had had an interview with Carmena, the leader of the insurgents, at Baranquilla, after which the latter proceeded to Ineaga, to induce the people of that place to lay down their arms. The insurrection was still kept up at Santa Martha. As Carthagena is not mentioned we presume that the war in that quarter is entirely at an end.
From the extracts given by the Journal it appears that recent intelligence from New Grenada had been received. Gen. Herran, the President, had had an interview with Carmena, the leader of the insurgents, at Baranquilla, after which the latter proceeded to Ineaga, to induce the people of that place to lay down their arms. The insurrection was still kept up at Santa Martha. As Carthagena is not mentioned we presume that the war in that quarter is entirely at an end.
What sub-type of article is it?
Rebellion Or Revolt
Political
What keywords are associated?
New Grenada Insurrection
Gen Herran
Carmena
Baranquilla
Santa Martha
What entities or persons were involved?
Gen. Herran
Carmena
Where did it happen?
New Grenada
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
New Grenada
Event Date
To The 3rd
Key Persons
Gen. Herran
Carmena
Outcome
insurrection ongoing at santa martha; war presumed ended at carthagena
Event Details
Gen. Herran, the President, had an interview with Carmena, the leader of the insurgents, at Baranquilla, after which Carmena proceeded to Ineaga to induce the people to lay down their arms. The insurrection was still kept up at Santa Martha.