Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

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From fte Baltimore .a,nericon, OF September 90.
eBUENOS 1AYRES.--By the schooner Two Ma
,ys, whose arrival was announced yesterday. the Edi
OF the Cidteta MercanH OF Buenos Ayres the latest
OF which is of the ith OF August. From tho paner
on the last date they translate the Proclamation of
Iovernor Lavallc, which will be found below IT'S
TENOR it viii be sccn is more favorable 10 rnnou;,;,
IMAM the verbal accounts, and presents hone that
order and quietncss may yet be preserved The ctli
lots are also indebtcdto the kindness of commercial
friends Tor the annexed extracts of letters furnishing
INC latest political and commercial intelligence rbc
Postscript, dated the afternoon of the 18th Auqst
As the very latest account, and this il is said thn,
ali differences settled The letter i,scIf ;s f,o,r
u most intelligent source.
"BuENos AYRrs, Aug. g. 1929
Iiie moment OF the departure of the Two Marys
Tor Baltimore leaves in state OF anxious s,,snons,
ne elections which We're held on the 26th ult by
agreement between the bellyercnt parties under Tho
command of Lnvallc and Rosas it is said have not
been acccdcd to by the laer, and from appearances
hostie movements arc again expected. II is general
oeneyed however, that the outside, Federalpar-
fy,wi succeed without much difficulty in which event
tranquility will be nlair,,aiied 80
In consequence of the late revolutionary move
inents' and the almost universal of confidence.
t:ic currency OF the country has experienced fir
Their depreciation, and douboons are now al s85a87
Exchange on London, @ 3-4 Cd per dollar, and pro
duce nearly in proportion.
Under existing circumstances We can ONLY recon-
uOillcStlCS ilch:
half tierccs; and American Gin in 80 gal casks nc n
cargo. INcse articles must alvays do we'll notvitb
standing the political state of at,irs-the former
pecaiiy-as we must depend entirely upon foreign
supplies for eighteen months TO Gomez not plou@b
having been put into the ground during the time of
seeding.
For the two months past we have Iadbut few nrri
walls from the United States the last ofwhich are the
schooner Two MITys and the ship Tuscaloosa will,
flour from Baltimore, which has been placed at S72 a
10 per barrel. In making shipments of -four this way
regard should be had to the quantity already sent
forward and TO the price III Europe well as 10 the
consumption ofthe article in this place. which in the
actual Estate fittings may be estimated at CO 600 brls
year.
''F. S. Aug. 4.-To-day the Governor has Issued
proclamation in which lie says that the obstacles to
the reunion oil the Legislature are not of serious
cast, and will soon be arranged; at the same time he
declares that there viii be further civil war; This
has tranquilzed the pcopla's minds, and on the whole
things wear more favourable aspect. Flour S7e
~, duty 30 per barrel; SO inch domesics Ii 10 du-
ty 10 per cent; Gin TO degreesl $3.50 duty 30 per
cent; Rice 81 4 % lbs. duty 10 per cent Hides OK
and COW "a l-2 to % per 30 lbs. Horse Hides none
on sale; Nutria Skins, Sll l2.'
slug. 81 Il. .M-It is confidently said that AL
differences IRE settled
PROCLAMATION.
CirIzEss After you had elected vour Represent =
yes some trimg obstacles have occurred to prevent
the assemblage OF the Legislature. We can never ex
pect that the calm of reason will instantly preyail af
ter the storm we have just experienced.
Ii there IS one among you who fears the renewal of
civil war, he may rest satisfied that this will not be
The case for where is there n Porfcno VINO at tho
sight OF our fields desolate and bathed I'm blood wishes
again to raise his against his co,ntrymen md
give the signal for fresh diasters? Government is
determined 10 maintain the preservation of peace and
promote, with oil its power, the reesablishment of
permanent order.
Some means appreciation have been found neces-
sary to prevent the commission of excuses by law
less men; but the taken to secure the lives I'd
fortunes OF the citizens ought create alarm and
disturb the tranquility of the inhabitants The pov-
! eminent hopes that the measures which hove 10,
taken to secure lasting peace to the province will
not be in vain. UJAN I.EVATf'r y 81
Bnenos Ayrcs, Sd August, 1920.
The editors of the american have received the fol,
lowing letter by the MeXican:---
l, 'MoNTEviDEo, July 9th 1926
Onte Cd inst. had Tho pleasure Of ENCLOSING ~
youa copy OF the Lcy dc Aduana" or Custom house
law, recently passed by the General Assembly of This
state, establishing new duties of Importation and e
porta'ion, and admitting goods to be landed AT tls
port only on deposite, subject to an nconsdcroblo
duty OF rails per package; and in consequence NJ
the detention of the Mexican,I am enabled 70 for.
ward paper containing law regulating the mnosts
on tonnage, by which (article y you viii perccive
vessels are allowed to remain in port six DAYS with
out being subject TO tonnage duty, and those which
exceed That time, only pay onethird DUTY providod
they do not receive or discharge carro This nor,
now affords acili;ics of which no doubt many trodna
to this coast will avail themselves. The EXPORT Jut5
ION silver, is four per cent.