Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14

Don Carlos Aivcar has arrived IN this capital Rom
his mission 60 the United States. So early re-
turn TO have been caused by an express order
from this government sent TO him after his depar-
ture this has left chasm considering that is OF
national importance that these United Provinces
should have Minister in the United States; but
we think the government must have had urgent
motives TO send such orders, especially as the SAID
General had been handsomely received, and enjoy
ed distinguished consideration; thus acquiring an
aptitude which would have rendered It easy tor him
promote with success the interests OF his country
The Congress General OF the United Provinces
| OF Buenos Ayres proceeds in the exercise OF IT'S
functions with great elaboration, solemnity and
unannity. 1t gladdens ones heart 70 lind among
the number of us,rious deputies that compose that
body the veneraed name of the Patriot Fumes, tue
enlightened and genuine friend of mankind.
a well contested election for Representatives IN
the Legislature of Buenos Ayres had taken place
in that city. The twelve candidates III favor OF
the government had 1899 votes, and the opposition
candidates had only lis votes.
On Holy Saturday, (the last day of Lent there
was publicly burnt in Buenos Ayres JUDAS OF a
huge size, with this label, " Emblem Of Anarchy,
to commemorate the late defunct opposition.
Great preparations were making In the province
OF Entire Rios TO secure it from any sudden incur
sion from the Brazilian forces at Montevideo and
vicinity.
The last Message of President Monroe ,s Con-
gress is faithfully translated and published entire in
the Argus, which is the government paper.
The Constitution of the province of ST. Saliva
DOR one of the States of the confederation OF Gen.
trail America has already been published. The Ca
tholic, Apostolic, and Roman Religion is dormant
and the exercise of all other is prohibited.
| MEXICO.-The following paragraph appear:
in the Philadelphia Aurora OF yesterday--it seems
| to require some explanation:
" BY the schooner Providence, Burns, % days
from Alvarado, learn that the United States fri
gate Constellation arrived at Vera Cruz on the 30
day of May, and the United States schooner Shark
anchored off the bar ON the eth, and sailed again
on the 9Th. The Island of Sacrfcios was taken
| possession ofhy the troops, and the officers obi
ged 10 make their escape. The Island was re.aker
the next day.
! We believe the Island of SACRIFICES was occu.
piedby Mexican force, and if so, it is to be pre-
sumed that the Island was taken by the Spaniard.
and retaken on the following day by the Repub
cans. But the statement is vague and unsatisfac-
tory. Bait. Fed. Gag.
Mercantile Office, .Ntto York, June 4.
Aivices from NaranhaIn TO MAY S, by the Au.
rilla state that sail of British vessels of 250
400 tons in port loading with cotton which
was selling at lS TO 10 cents per pound Abou
20 ships sailed in April laden with cotton for Eng
| land--frelghts to Liverpool. were about l l-2 cen
per ID. Hides were up to 16 cents. The Aur
la returned with half cargo-and part OF her ont
ward cargo was left unsold, the market being over
stocked " it'll every article shipped.
All merchandise from Portugal, coming unde
any flag, was seized and condemned and the vessels
conveying il. The Client of Norfolk, given W
TO the captain was considered present TO him.
| Lord Cochran waiting off Nlaranham. will
four or five vessels, for the payment OF 100000
demand for his services at that place-whcl
was paid by instruments as collected in duties OF
the foreign trade. During his stay, it said, h
obliged the town to pay the expenses Of his ships
Letters from Para of April 30th stated that TIT
I American vessels here were unable TO dispose o
their cargoes, and no produce in market for return
freight.