Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-27
BUENOS AYRES.

By arrival Providence we have received our
BuenUs Ayres papers the 21st of July, from which we
learn that tho prospect OF between Brazil Pro-
vnces of the Plata still appeared distant and
We give below extracts from the correspondent be-
tween the Congress at Buenos Ayres and the Brazilian
Admiral, which have translated an extract of let
ter furnished Ivy n commercial friend.
The president of the Congress had lit his designations
IN consequence of general wish among the members that
waTlikc should be Immediately taken inst the
BrazilianS but this the Congc 18th July refused
to accept and afterwards yielded the pa:c or RAJ
ther temporising which he had proposed.
On the 5h of July Admiral Loho addressed the Govern
requiring that they should discamn all connection
with the rcvolted Brazilian province of Cisplatna now
called Banda Oriental, and oprevent the province of En-
tire Rios aud Santa lie from afordin. the rebts any as
tance, which they had before repeatedly ouc. To this
he requested agorical answers the letter of the
minister stated very briefly that the government were Will
ling reply pleased the Admiral to complv
with all the forms established by international law On
the 9TH the Admiral replied, that he duly aud suf
ceny authorised his mision w all the forn,alities
established by into national law
To this the government made answer that in
of the objection before made, diplomatic comu,unca-
tom could take 3la"o. Although Not accustomed 70 .x
planning to military chiefs, in nd of Il force armed
and with preparation truly hostile, vet lest the world
should suspect that they had any in the srrrec-
ton in Banda Oriental, they soemnly denied it, They adj
dcd, that ithad long been their intention eputa
non To hoJaneiro, 10 settle the boundaries between the
two countries and that step should he taken the
deputies would convince the Emperor of amcable dis
position of the government
ho-
ION board of the Corvette Liberal, at anchor opposite
buenos Ayes, July II, 1925. The undersigned acknow
lodges the receipt of the dated the 9Th inst which his
Exceency the Minister of foreign relations of Bucns Av
res directed to him, and to which he replies that since his
excclency declares all Interior expana ton of Diploma
character terminated, he is going communicate 70 his
Fernment this result of his mission Still being confident
that his majesty the emperor wishes preserve the bonds
OF friendship, which have thus far subSed between the
empire of Brazil and the government of the United prov;n
has tD Sio
that las presenting himself before Bucnos Ayres with
oil me naval forces entrusted to his command not and
ought not tobe considered hostile preparations because
lar from entertaining designs against the TRANQUILITY and
curity OF the capital of the republic, against the
merce of its peaceful inhabitants the only object is as has
now been Proved to adopt all means prevent the
oh OF goods tor the insurgents of the Banda Oriental and
to operate against the pirates, since all whatever
taken by the Of the republic been ALWAYS
eluded and always Intellectual.
Your excellency may inform your government of the
ABOVE accepting also professions of and CON
ton which the undersigned again repeats.
The most lustrious and excellent ST.. Don Manned ]
AyreS.
(Signed0 RODRIGO J. DE LoBO,
An enlstmen; two years has been authorized 10 "a is,
troops to form the line of The Uruguay frontier
The crews of two boats from the Portuguese sguadro,
officer. ~
The Indians had lately made an ircursion near the lake
Oh SeFren' but on their retreat oyeakcm driven away
with the loss of about SO men, and 10000 head of cae
which they had taken.
The province of sal,a has applied to Congress for relief
from the import duty Of Is per cent.
Bolivar - '''''Se
division had marched for Santa Cruz TO drive the Por-
The Congress of Upper Peru are to meet in Chuouisca
and not IN the city OF Oruro.
-NelrSy discovered LSisnds.-Our correspondent n
fort Praya, has communicated t. us the following ex
tracto letter from Capt. John MITCHELL dated on
board The Bahia Packet of Liverpool off Port Prava on
me th June;-"l sailed from New California on the
28h sept 1923, destined for Rio de Janeiro and liver
pool and on the S6th November in lat 81 25, S. len
lO3, D. W. per Chronometer, per sun and moon 1873
- ie III with Group of Islands, apparently large;
bearing by compass e. S. L. which are not laid Joyn
on any chart yet published. On the 18th Nov. sent
my GOAT on shore 10 the Island Of Gramber on the sh
saw the island of Creent, and the 2O:h passed Pit
to the westward and on the 2ith fell in
with the Group of Islands mentioned but being on
monthly charter could not delay to explore them
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