Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-12
BUENOS AYRES.

"a KlO Ut JduNA'O, IN ''N~
ir,d rlom that capital to the esd Of Sept.
n. important fact Of the separation OF the pro-
....y from that Of Buenos Ayres Is announc-
,r, This arrival. The following extracts OF
lore are from the Baltimore American and
Morning Chronicle:
ap.o DE JsNElRo, 22d Sept-We have no
Ls,, ,Lln.s in Bdenos Ayrcs have run in
''.ch disorder. The Provinces have sepa-
..J from ina, of BuenOs Ayres, but are de-
;,rd 10 gree among themselves, and TO
.', On the war for the independence Of the
"a, Oriental The former Conft dvra.ion Is
= led and 3ucnos AYres is now under a
- Government These people The Brazi-
- S,unt more upon dissensions among their
.;.> Than on their own abilities 10 Coerce
lrsCe.
prryo, AynEs, Aug 23.--Anorher change
~oy,rrmen, has taken place since we last
- 10 you-the National Government has
.s,,sJ to exist, and Buenos Ayres again re-
T',edtoa province only, with its Governor
,od Provincial Junta, exactly on the same foot
mo,>inI824. This is 10 more than might
E,,r been expected, from the obstinacv Of The
,,ber Provinces, and even now We think ii al
an lmDUSSiDlt u w u''iNN "'tb Nh'os IN
,r5.r 10 prosecute the war with Tgor, aud Blu
,ros Ayrrs cannot continue it much longer a.
hrf: or this rrason We are not without hopes
.balws shall have peace ere loES, although
risa lamen,able thing, that o country like
Ms, chat has bt en- uniformly Victorious IN ITS
.,rrrr SIM the commencement OF the war,
should I, las, b. obliged 10 acceHe 10 peace
nlcnasrd Al the expense OF civil dlsoord, and
n.rbap, 4 sacrifice Of what NAV be considered
=, rs legsl claims, the territory IN dispute
ERE are some rumors about, That We may
,hor,'y .cxDect troops from the other Provinces
% ioin those of this pro, ihce at the tor'hcom
n,Campaign, but We fear this wants oonhrm'
.lion. Gen. Avear has been recalled from the
amy; and Gen. La,alieja appointed TO the
,b,f command, from which circumstance,
;ould war be continued, il Is expected that
br Orfentalists will exert themselves to plum
Der as il is said they did in the last campaign.
his exDected BY mary, and they have reason
nbeljeye that the negotiations for a peace are
sill going on, since the pre- SEM men IN power
,r ali friends ofDon Manual Garcia
Our exchange keeps getting lower by every
7,cAs,. it is now I'D only, and II war CONT
gue, muc II longer, we may soon expect 1t down
o6d Oui trade is in a very miserable state,
anil nothing al any account is doing. Hides
.se worth BIS 20 IL the Pesada.
The onerations ofour squadron are complete
y ,uspended for the present, that OF the enemy
continues in sight Of this port, occasionally
hosting their sails when n vessel appears com
me Nd, bat all their efforts do not prevent the
entrance of prizes taken by privateers; or o'her
vessels with cargoes sent in here on specula-
ton. Several vessels with valuable cargoes
have recently arrived IN the face them, al
hough chased ip by schooners OF wSr.
= y = 4 TCGV Il
- MEMCs-INTERESTING. 01z
TIE editors Of the Baltimore American are
ad,bled 10 friend for an extract Of letter
from Baltimorean, now in Mexico, which
contains The following int resting information,
IS dated
Sony OF MEXICO, 2sth Sept. 1927.
"Snce have been here, learn that the le-
n45calte2ec Mine promises vet well, though
10 actual bonanza has as yet been discovered
Mr. Keating, the director, is still sanguine that
with more funds from the United States, he
viii be able to produce satisfactory results -
What success Mr.. sManning may meet with, l
know not; but think from all accounts, the mo
DgY expended has been used Judiciousi5 and
With great economy, and that perhaps Tor want
da small additional sum, if not obtained, wha'
has been done will be in vain.
The Congress are hammerln5 away al 'ne
new Tariff, and it is supposed will conclude II
this session; they have sellled in the Senate tha'
Aanlas Of vara wide shall pay Ii RS. duty,
and those Of wider kind one eighth more io'
every eighth Of excess over vara wide, anu III
al probability it will be approved by the other
House; this amounts TO prohibition oil na'ro"
GOODS, as these people ATE so unreasonable .na'
having once bought them at and % rs 'nel
will never he brought to pay more: at least 10,
avery long time The duties on Wines aho
Brandy, ii is said, are also proposed to be inac'
las,d. IL is however uncertain, as SO much II
lone by intrigue, that possibly, the whole sys,
lem as now disested, may be altered %. ns
Measures, pursued and pursuing against 'h'
Spaniards, will produce, think, great chang
Is In the commerce Of this country, EXTRACTING
.4Fse portions Of the capital aud leaving 'n'
country very poor II will become more ann
col, to effect sales, and exceedingly dangerous
I0aiow credit. In Jalisco, the Spaniards nave
been expelled, all sot,eros (bachelorsl and ihos'
Tot married before 1901 and that in the space