The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-07-09

were, that all separate provinces were as
piring to become "ffee sovereign and in
dependent" the old Institution, which the
Revolutionary Congress formed with so
much care and labor, spurned at and re-
jected and that discord was becoming pre-
valent in all the interior provinces THAT
fanatic demagogues and military leaders
were tanning the flame, and blowing the
blast of civil war and that while the civil
Chiefs of the Federal SYSTEM" on one
side, and those of Consolidation" on the
other, were arrayed against each in the
I field, and staining the soil of the country
with the blood of fellow citizens, the para
mount Government of Buenos Ayres was
preparing to establish a " Tribunal Of the
Press" for the purpose of proclaiming their
success as the triumph of the Z" Cause Of
Principle"
In the mean time, it was stated, thai a
Convention had been ordered to assemble
at Santa Fe, Ito which two Deputies had
been elected at Buenos Ayres) and that its
first object was to draw up articles of i'm
parchment against Mr.. Bernardino Rivada-
via, and other members of his administra-
ton, charging them with having exhausted
the. treasury,-left the army naked, and the
navy disorganiZed and attributing to them
the miserable state to which the country
had been reduced: and, at the same time
holding out promises that the new Dictator
Dorrego, and his four Secretaries (who are
the principal accusers of their patriotic pre-
decessors) will restore the country to hap
piness and prosperity. This is fair sum-
mary of the existing state of things in La
Plate at the last date, as given in the above
letters.-BoStOn Ceatinel.
VERMONT POLITICs. The Vermont
Waterman informs us that large and re-
spectacle convention was held at Montpe-
her on Friday last, of those who were
friendly to the Administration, and opposed
to the election of Jackson. 1t had been re-
peatedly asserted, by the Jackson papers
that majority of the Convention there in
session, which had been delegated to adopt
or reject the proposed amendments to the
constitution, were Jacksonians. When the
convention of the friends and supporters of
the Administration was opened. it was found
that 40 were present out of the 800 COM
posing the State Convention. 1t is also
worthy of attention that with one hours no.
tice no less than $50 freemen, friends to the
Administration, were present at the meet
ing besides the ITO members of the con-
venton.
The Jacksonians also held convention
at the same time, the component parts of
which mass of Jacksonism did not exceed
200 including all the old and all the young
Hickories. There can be but little doubt
that Vermont will be almost unanimous in
its opposition to Jackson.
LotceU Journal.
M'CULLoCH's MINERAL SPRING This
spring is now in the full tide of successful
experiment. Hundreds daily visit it, either
for pleasure or cure. The water is said to
be highly beneficial in cases of dyspepsia
and the various ills which flesh is heir tor
resulting from fevers or sudden colds, and
to many it has already been the "Pool of
Bethesda" The spring is covered by a
neat summer house, in beautiful garden,
and the water ascends to some distance
above the surface, so that the visitor, by
turning cock, may supply himself at pleas
ure. This IS much more agreeable than
the mode usually pursued at such springs,
IN furnishing the water, and is also more
expeditions, which is of some consequence
when there is a large company present.
This spring may be considered as one of
the greatest blessings with which Albany
has been favored. 1t will not only be con-
ducive to the health of her citizens, but
there can be but little doubt that ere long,
large portion of those who now go to Sara
toga, will dispense with their visit there,
and stop here to partake of this water.
Two gentleman from the south, in i'll health,
yesterday informed us, that they had been
to Saratoga and Ballston, but had returned,
and intended to remain here, for the benefit
of this water, which was more advantageous
to them than that at those places.
Albany Advertiser.
FATAL ACCIDENT. At the militia cleo
ton on Monday last, in Orwell township in
Bradford county, Pa man by the name of
Plat was MORALLY wounded by the acct
dental discharge of a gun. The circum-
stances of this melancholy event, as relat-
ed to us, are these: A man left his gun in
the house loaded with ball, but accident
ally or purposely had emptied the pan con-
tanning the priming-a young man came in
and took up the gun to examine it {; not
knowing that it was loaded, snapped it the
fire caught the powder and the gun dis
charged its contents. The ball passed
through partition, glanced on the corner
Of post and entered the back of the I'M
fortunate Platt near the right shoulder, and
lodged against the skin on the left breast.
He survived only few hours.
Danbury Recorder.
The house of Belguiere g. Co., of Bor-
deaux, being creditors of the Spanish gov
eminent, recently caused a seizure to be
made of the funds RENTED to M. Augodo,
Banker of the Court of Spain, for the pay
ment of the interest of the royal Loan
Messrs. Ternaux g. Gandolphe. creditors of