The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-05

GERS, marched in companies, to give their
suffrages to the favorites of the ministry; we
do not think this compatible with republi
can institutions.
Very little business was transacted in Con-
gress during the last week. A few deputies
were admitted. The project of law pre-
sented by the Government to raise a monu-
ment to the authors of the revolution of 1910
was approved in general. The project of
the Constitution is to be presented on the
18th inst. (June.)
On the night Of the 9th instant, his excel
lency, the President. of the Republic, trans
mitted to Congress the copy Of resolution
entered into by the House of Representatives
of Cordova, whereby they declare that they
will not acknowledge His Excellency as in
vested with the permanent Executive pow
er of the nation. The Cortlovians seem toI
harbour great antipathy towards Mr.. XII
vadavia. They say that, during his resi-.
dence in London, he solicited Charles ~.
King of Spain, in petition, bearing date the
10th of May, 1915, to establish Kingdom In
these provinces, and confer the sovereignty
on the Infante Don Francisco de Paula, and
his successors. If it were true, we think
that the services he has subsequently rem
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and entitle him to the universal esteem OF
his fellow-citizens.
A report has got into circulation, that ad-
miral Norton was wounded in the action OF
the 18th, and that he has since bid adieu to
this world of woe. Some seem to think that
the sailing of the brig, on the morning after
the battle Gf we can call it such) strengthens
the rumour
IVeagree with the Gaceta Mercantl, when
it saws that the death of Norton should be
considered as a greater loss on the side of
the Patriots, than on that Of the Brazllians.
The former could not desire all enemy less
offensive, nor could the latter find COM
mander more unskiltull or less brave.
We regret to state that some provinces oil
the interior are in an unsettled state, viz
Cordova, Mendoza, Santiago, and Tarija
| The discomfort in the former appears to have
been wholly occasioned by the appointment,
of Mr.. Rivadavia to the Presidency OF the
nation. The election of members to serve
in Congress keeps alive the coal of discoic
in Mendoza; several elections have taker
place and have been all annulled. Santiago
and Tara are kept in a broil, by reason Of
the latter desiring to unite itself to Bolivia
and of the former striving to preserve 1t IT
s the union Of the provinces of the River Plate
e Bv the last correspondence from the Ban
! da Oriental, we learn that the divisions be-
sieging Monte Video and Coonia were to bt
reinforced. The report of a revolution hay
:, ing broke out in Monte Video, appears tt
: have been sprmse.
+ Accounts frdm Lima state that Genera
Lamar had been appointed President of ths
Republic but that refusing to accept thi:
E honor, e Libcfator Bolivar was requested
Y to retain the dictatorship for two years long
{ er. 1t is not said whether he complied Of
n not.
J Daring CatrGge.-The house Of Mr. Be.
! vans, a very respectable Quaker gentleman
J situated near the artillery park, was enter
n ed on the evening of the 9th May, by gant
Il Of villains, while the family were at tea, ant
) after severely bruising Mr.. B. they robbed
him of about $500.
University Of Buenas Ayrcs.-This estab
: lshment has of late undergone several i'm
IN portant reforuiations. 1t has now at it
e, head the Rev. D. Jose Valentio Gomez, on
p. of the most distinguished lterati of the coun
;, try. Several new professorshps have bee
- endowed, and among the persons apponte
III to fill them, we notice the name of MIR. The
$, ophilus Parvin, an American gentleman, q
! professor of the Greek and English languag
eS.