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Insurrection in Alajuela, Costarica, on January 29, led by Jose Zamora in name of King of Spain, spread among Indians; Zamora executed February 6, others sent to mines.
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NEW-ORLEANS, May 1.
In a Vera Cruz paper of the 20th ult. we find an account of an insurrection which broke out on the 29th of January in the city of Alajuela, province of Costarica, Central America. The revolt was made in the name of the King of Spain, and caused much alarm to the Republicans on account of the rapidity with which it spread among the Indians. The leader was Jose Zamora, a lieutenant colonel in the armies of Spain who reached the province of Costarica from Colombia. Zamora was seven days at the head of the rebels, before he was taken, and such was the dread he inspired, that the Republicans put him to death in their hands, which was on the 6th of Feb.
Several other prisoners taken on this occasion, were condemned to the mines.
Mer. Adv.
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Alajuela, Costarica, Central America
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29th Of January To 6th Of February
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zamora put to death on 6th of feb.; several other prisoners condemned to the mines.
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Insurrection broke out on 29th January in Alajuela, led by Jose Zamora in name of King of Spain, spreading rapidly among Indians, alarming Republicans. Zamora, from Colombia, led for seven days before capture and execution by Republicans on 6th February.