Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10
From the philadelphia Gazette.
HI1ENOS AYRES.

zero of the I'd Of January.
Commissioners Of the Congress
" Yesterday a, IL o'clock. Don Manuel Anto-
nio Castro, departed for Mendoza; Don Dainscio
Yalez tor San Juan; Don Juan Iynscio Gorrita for
Cordovs; and Don Miguel de Tesanos Pinto for
Santiago del Estcto. The commissioners for
Entire Rios, Santa Fe, and la Riojs, will start to-
MORROW.
" They will present the constitution to those pro-
vinees which have manifested opposition to it's
basis. or in which eng dissatisfaction has appeared.
II these commissioners are listened to without pre-
5-dice, as we hope they will be, we may expect
that they will succeed in the object OF their mis-
sion, and that the constitutional charter will he re-
ceived without difficulty.
For some days past, report has been gen
orally circulated. that party of armed from
Curdovs are waiting to intercept the Con"nis-
.'oners, and prevent them from proceeding on
'neir journey. For ourselves, we DO not cIedi,
this report, but believe il has been put in chcula-
tion with the sinister intention Of creating alarm,
end to see if mission cannot lie suspended, the
suit Of which is perhaps dreaded by some. WHAT
ever may have been the motives OF the Governor
OF Cordova. motives which need not now be
newly anaiized; whatever disposition may ami
maze him; and whatever may have been his in
buence over events in Tucuman, Santiago, and
La Rioja,-events which appear to approximate
10 an unhappy termination; we cannot believe bs
will take step which will be entirely at variance
with the pretensions he has heretofore mani
iested.''
The objections oil the provinces to the constu-
ton, appear to be, that IL gives too much power TO
Buenos Ayres, and that it provides no way for re-
moving the members of the Congress in they
give dissatisfaction to their constituents. The
creation OF an inconvertble paper money, by the
establishment of bank al Buenos Ayres, is also
objected to.
Paper money has produced its usual effects at
thv0xv hiuo INTO ~,
confusion, that the Mercantile Gazette say il is
impossible to publish correct price current. Mis-
taking the rise OF prices consequent on depre-
citation OF the currency, for evidence OF extor-
,ion on the part Of dealers, the editor calls the
POLICE to interfere and punish those who dare to
sell things at their real value, j. e. Tor what they
will bring.
The boidness of the parties of brigands which
infest the districts not very jisian. from Buenos
Ayres, may be judged OF from two articles in the
MTcsntile Gazette of the 18Th and 18th Of De-
cembsr. It's stated therein that party OF men rs
ia Number, had the sudaci,y 20 penetrate to the
village Of NabaTo. and, after laying i, under con-
ribuiion, to carry off all the principal inhabitants.
They thence directed their course to the village oil
Logan, where they made a similar attempt, but
were defeated, Of them killed, and Il taken
prisoners.
The second bulletin of the Republican army in
the Banda Oriental, giving an account OF the
indtCnes Oh We utuerent divisions OIL tne troops,
from the LIST to the l4lh OF January Is PUBLISH
ed in the paper of the 22d. BY the 18th. the
differ ens divisions OF the troops had crossed The RIO
<trande.
On entering the Brazilian territory, the general
chief made address the army, eXhorting t!ei,l
10 Ie,per' tue property and persons OF the inhsbl
iaa,s.
From Haronna.--The brig Adeiine, Cs7;.
Brown, arrived here last night, left Havana 2&i
inst. bnt mas brought no papers. We lean YER
bsly from Capt b. that there was foundation
for the report Of the capture OF the Mexican Squad
ron under the command of Com. Porter, by the
SpaniaTd.. The last accounts received at Havana,
from Key West, safe that the Mexican frigaic was
etili there. and two Spanish figates and brig ly-
ing of. Tie two briggs and schooner, belonging 10
ton PoTter'f squadron, were frequently on, cruis-
10y, anil it reported that he had he en- out nm
self in Of the former. CoIu p. is said TO have
received remlt,snces to the amount Of about
$4,000 from Mexico. II was the general impress
sfon at Havana, that the Mexican frisare remain ed
at Key West, for the purpose OF keeping the Spa.
Bish vessels employed, while the other vessels OF
tire Mexican squadron were cruising the OF
Cuba.
PENSACOLA, March 0.
Extracts oil Letter, from Commodore Porter TO
gentleman in Pensacola, da'ed a, Key West
on board the Lbertsd, Feb. 20. 1927.
'' When they (tbe Spanisrds) proclaimed tina,
they were blockading me, and a dismasteI Schr.
(Which was converting into BrigsnIine,) with
four frigates and three briggs, they should also
have told that one of my brig. was cruizing in
sight of Moro Castle, asd tho other DESTROYING all
the trade between Matsnzas and Neuvtas -
While l was thus nece.s, rily employed they
captured eight sail, six OF which they DESTROYED
and two are now here. We have cspnred ten
altogether two ! sent 10 Vera Cruz. one being
very valuable (ssy $50 ,0o0)-- the other fine
armed Schr fit for the service.
g IL is preposferOus in them to say they block
ade US, when briggs and our prizes come in
as they please, IN open day. They cannot block
ads US and, since they have reduced their force
90 two ffisates and brig, they dare not The
vent, out when Laborde made all sail from me-
When hove about to come IN, could scarcely
SEE him. This does not look like blockade"
- IL would give me great pleasure to show my
Mexicans at Pensscol am proud of them
saw them when in unpublished state, -. they are
different beings now, sltogeher- men could
learn faster, men could behave better. have
never seen Ship worked better % guns better
managed and those are the most essential things
My squadron, although small, looks well. t bis
IL not the last you will hear Of it, If | recover"
tfrom IN attack Of Fsver,) Z" and can enjoy my
health"
DOMESTIC.
From the Wineheifsv Tirginiaa.