Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25
IRON BUEN,OS TYRES

| perS to the Sth Sept.
| By decree of the 2Sth August, the Govern
ment has ordered the sending Commissioners into
the different provinces endeavor to effect recon
citation between them; and induce them to CO.
operate unanimously in bringing the war TO an
honorable conclusion. Upon the dissolution of the
Nauonai Congress, and the provisional National
Executive, the Provincial Government of Buenos
hyres was charged with the direction of the affairs
OF the alton, until the Congress which il appears
was to have been held in the Province of Santa Fe
III september, elects the person TO whom is to be
entrusted the permanent Executive Power
Intelligence has been received from the Nation
al Army to the 9th Aug. 1t had made no late
movement. Some symptoms of discomfort had been
eXhlDlted on account OF the want of clothing, but
no disastrous consequence had resulted. General
LaVaiieJa alter remaining eight days in Ell Duraz-
no. proceeded TO the besieging line of Montevideo
He had conference with the Governor of the Pro-
vince, and concerted measures with him for raising
recruits, and obtaining supply of horses.
according to the latest accounts from the ntcri-
or, the civil war had terminated, and Quiroea had
returned with his forces TO Rioia
humours were IN circulation, though not gene
rally credited, that negotiations We're going on
lounded 1t was said, upon letters from Rio Janero
which state that the Government is inclined tn tra
on the basis that the Banda Oriental be erectad in
/ 10 iree and independent State. The evident de-
termination of the Republic to prosecute the war
with vigour. the offer Of loan, &c may eyentu-
ally lead to pcace but at present there is NOTHING
10 ieaa 70 the belief that any negotiations are in
train.
The election for Governor of the province took
place on Sunday the 18th August, and Col Dor
rego was almost unanimously chosen Monday
following, being the day fixed upon for the ina o1i
ration, the Governor elect was sheraJ into tbs S0
ia by IA committee appointed for that purpose, and
after having taken the usual OATH he addressed the
House. 80
The Provincial ministry is composed of the fol-
lowing gentlanen,-Dr. ID. Manuel Moreno Sec
rotary OF the Home Department; Don Manuel III
Aguirra, Minister of Finance, and Gen BaIcarce.
Director OF the Military Department
me Congress OF Chill was dissolved on the 22d
oil June last. This congress lasted LONGER than anv
former one, and is said has done more har., Than
all the rest.
The Committee appointed by the Government
ior me purpose OF devising means TO give greater
sta1iy 10 the credit OF paper currency, have given
IN three reports which differ from each other very
materially. One is signed by Messrs Britain
ihiesan and Castro. These gentlemen attribute
the discredit of the notes of the Bank in a great
meaure, to the connection of the Government
WIN uiiS establishment, and are accordingly Of
opinion, that in order that its credit be restored
II Is absolutely necessary for the Government TO
cease to be share holder Mr. EscaIada who Is
author OF the other reports, considers that the on
" remedy mat can be applied is, to call in grad
udily, the whole of the paper money The third
report is the production of Mr.. DuriIleul This
gentleman proposes the dissolution of the present
Bank, and the establishment ofanothcr whose cant
TAI shali consist III real estate. Every one of the
projects has admirers, and the Government we are
convinced, viii be a little embarrassed to extri-
cate Itself from The dilemma in which il is found
LATEST FROM BRAZIL.
PHILADELPH1A, DEC. I7.-By the ship Shy
lock, at this port from Rio Janeiro, Intelligence l.
received to October 20. There was no prospect
Whatever OF speedy termination of the war be-
tween Buenos Ayrcs and Brazil The Buenos Az
rean Privatccrs are cruizing off all the Brazilian
ports; were very successful, and had completely
annlhlIated the coasting trade Of Brazil, except
Whefe IL was under convoy. The reported arrange
ment for the restoration Of the British and French
captured vessels had not taken effect Business
was very dull at Rio. The only article for export
was coffee, and the market largely supplied with
ioielSh arueies' .furOTn.
a"a-Labordes Squadron, consisting Of