The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-29

purchase money for the whole is S77, ,0o0:-
$4,000 Of which is to be paid within the
first year, and all indefinite credit for the
balance, On paying legal interest.
If the Society can pay the Interest, and
support themselves during the first eight
years, besides erecting the village and 9th
er necessary improvements, there will be
no doubt oftheir complete success, and max
ing it in fact, what they have given it in
name, an eden"
The associations of the mind, in combining
the histories of Nalley-Forge during our rev.
olutlonary war, with the transactions in
the place after which this is now named,
seem to reverse the history of man in his}
fall; and, instead of the conflict of the SATAN
c hosts with the angels of light. and the Sc
ductions by the serpent of our first parents,
which caused their expulsion from that
scat Of happiness, we are presented with the
seat where the champions Of liberty suffered
every pri2ation but life it4clf, and which now
becomes an Eden, whence, we hopc,the devil
will be expelled, and where we anticipate
his entire exclusion, with all his agents.
From Buenos .Ayrcs-lMPORTANT.-
BY the Brig Cathasine, Capt. Sagemuhl, ar
rived at Baltimore, we have received from
our Correspondent at Enenos hyres, dates
as late as goth Oct. 1t will be seen that the
differences between this Republic and that
0: Brazil have taken decided character,
and open war is the final result
BuESos AYREs, October 90, 1925.
have but Just moment to inform you that
the affairs between this Government: and that of
Brazil are at length approaching the grand crisis
and war appears inevitable. The Congress have
been for some days past occupied i'll secret ses-
r sion upon the question Of ofexpedency ofreceving
the Deputies which have been elected to that
, body from the Oriental Province, still struggling
to throw off the Brazilian yoke. In the session
of the 25th inst it was resolved "'rhat the Prov
,ince Of Band. Oriental be actually aadin Juct re-
incorporuted-iis authorities recagni=ef--'ts deps
ties admitted and its defence committed 10 the Er
, ecutire Po,cer THE Political Agent Of Brazi
near this Government, left this on 2Cth, in pack
t ct for Monte Vidco 1t is said that General Rod
ri.ruez, who has the command of the National ar
r my on the Inc Of the Uruguay, has orders t
cross into the Banda Oriental, to take charge o
, the prisoners, and to cooperate with tic Pairi
, OTIS Who have met with various signal successe!
and recently obtaineda most glorious victory ol
the Costa del Surandi, in which 1000 chosen BRA
lillian cavalry were completely ro'.ed and near
" the whole killed or taken prisoners A larg
quantity of arms and ammunition, all their horses
l. SC. fell into the hands of the Patriots, whose los
,vas rery triiling.
~ Dcspatches sn"t off yesterday to upPe
"a Peru bolivar, also to Chill, requesting the q
J. sistance of the Naval force of that Government
e At prcse t, Buenos Ayrcs has no means Of ca
rying on maritime warfare; there are, howc'
!, er, 12 or IA gun boats on the stocks which al
;, finishing with the greatest despatch, and the
are also fitting out small briggs.
The Brazilian Squadron remains at anchor
:" our outer roads, and we expect daily to be d
clarcd in state of blockade. All kinds OF TO
= eign produce have taken n considerable rise
:" The law prohibiting the importation ct fo
nc is about to be repealed and moderate duty S't
IL stitutcd.-About 10000 barrels in market.
y In great haste. Yours, Sc,
% P. s. Mr.. Rivadavia, late Minister to En
'a' land, arrived here OH 2lst inst, in the Britt
Packet from Falmouth.
tie
N. The ship Of the Line now building at Il
ke Peilatcphia Navy Yard, is to be called the PEN
1T sTLvAsIA; and the Frgatc which is finished, b
not yet launched, is to be called the RArfTA
ev The Act of Congress directs the ships OF the Lii
30 to be named after the States and the lrgatcs
- - ter the RIVERS
er II is the impression of intelligent gcntlcIn
MI at Washington, that John Sergeant of Philad
20, phia, will be associated with Mr.. Anderson, o
' present envoy to Colombia, as our ministers,
>; the part of the L. States, to the Congress of
a: mama.
SPAIN The brig Mcrced, at New-Yo
,r from Cadia, brings papers to the 1*th ult.
,rn From Gibraltar we learn that III sail
w., Spanish mercantmen were readyfor sea. b
' dare not make sail owing to the insurge
- privateers that are cruizing behind t
on, mount, which renders it next to impossit
an for any to pass out.
an an It appears from the French Consulate r