Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

man skhi and ingenuity III the world; the greatest
perpendicular of which is upwards ofseventy six feet,
the whole length four miles, and over the deepest
part bridge Zone arch is thrown, with a span of
two hundred and fifty feet
\ great Anti .4action Meeting, was held In New
York on the evening of Thursday last. report
measures taken to carry the objects of the meeting
into effect.
BALTnaoRE, May IL.
LATEST FROM BUENOS AYRES
TO the polteness OF Capt. Trott Of the. schr. Ma
ria, arrived at this port on Saturday evening in 60
days from Buenus Ayres, the editors of the Commer-
cal Chronicle have received papers of that place to
the 9th March inclusive. By them We learn that a
number of arrests had taken place by order of the 90
vernment, in consequence information received of
another contemplated revolution. Tho sBrtish
Packet" of the 2Sth Feb says, sThe names of some
of the Individuals arrested the oath inst has eau
sed considerable SURPRISE particularly from the rank
which they held during the late Administration, viz:
Don Juan Ramon Balcarce, who was Minister of
War, Marine, &C., Victorio Garcia dc Zuniga, a
member of the Junta, and General Hcnrique Murti-
ncz second in command of the army under General
Lavalleia. We do indeed live in anxious times
Civil war is sad alternatives whichever party gains
the victory, tire country is always tbs sufferer.
Our hope is that honorable termination will soon
take place in this unhappy dispute and Buenos Ayres
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many sacrifices she has made"
The GEL Tempo of the o5th, gives the following
list of the persons arrested on the previous day, by
the orders Of the government, and adds, believe
that some other persons have been arrested. Some
days since the Government received notice that they
Were projecting revolution. The arrests exc
cuted at o'clock Yesterday afternoon"
Don Thomas Anchorena, Juan Jose Auchorena,
uel Hermenegdo Agurre, Francisco Agustin
Wright, Francisco Wright, Manuel Vicente Maza,
Jose Bares.
Military General Juan Ramon Balcarce,
Gen. Hcnri1ue MARTINEZ, Col. Thomas Iriartc,
Lieut. Col. Juan Jose. MARTINEZ Jonte.
These individuals were ordered into banishmcnt by
the Government. the military gentlemen, it was
said, TO Montevideo, the others to Patagonia They
were embarked ON the morning of the 27th, on
board the brig of war General Rondeau. Generals
Juan Ramon Balcarcc, II. Martinez, and Col. Iriartc
were the last to embark; Gen. II. Martinez was in
uniform, the rest in plain attire.
A decree of the Government of 25th inst. fixed
the meeting of the Sala of Representatives OF the
Province for the first Of May, and measures were to
be taken TOR the commencement of the election Of
the members who are to compose the Legislature.
/, We learn verbally that all the Provinces of The
Republic except Santa Ee had sent in their adhesion
to the new order of things under Gen. Lavalle. A
part of the army of Buenos Ayres, and of the fotla
under Admiral Brown, had been sent against Santa
t'e, and two days before the Marin sailed, large
body Of cavalry had also left Buenos Ayres for The
against that province would succeed without much
boodshea. Occasional arre.ts and executions tool,
place in the city of Buenos .Ayres at Monte Yideo
short time before, robberes had been carried on to
| an alarming extent.
STILh LATER.
The brig Matilda, Capt. THOMAS, from Buenos
Ayres arrived at this port last evening, having sail
ed from the outer roads OH the 18th NIarch-ro the
politeness of Capt. Thomas we are indebted for a
fle of papers to the 9TH March, one day later than
those received by the Maria. The proprietor of the
Exchange Reading Room also favored Ms with file
Of the "Gazeta McrcantiP from the a6th Feb to 5th
March, inclusive.
The markets, we learn, were very lultat the time
OF che Matildas sailing. Flour odimproved little
duly of S. per Dbl. while Doubloons were quoted
at SCI to 81 each, and the Exchange on England at
i23d per dollar. Those vessels, and there We're on
iy two or three, which had arrived with salt fran,
Cape de Verbs had done good business ,while 9th
ers had been less fortunate. There had been no ar
Maria to the sailing ofthe Matilda.