Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07
LATEST FROM rHE PACIFIC.

LATEST FROM THE PACIFIC.
The schooner Argouaut, Bossicre, OF Bati-
more, has arrived at Nv Orleans from Cha
er-s, bringing late overland advices from the
Pacific. Tn. editors Of the Baltimore Ameri,
can have been fa' CURED by commercial friends
with the annexed lciters:--
"GuAyaauiL, Nova, 4.
There has been no formal dec Iaration Of war
by Peru or Colombia, bur we are suffering all
its evils in the block de Of his Port. Both
parties appear 10 5e only waiting 20 complete
their preparations, to commence hos,iities. -
In the meantime, the military NOV, menIs put
an entire stop to the transportation Of goods,
and business is completely at 't4nd."
LIMA, OcT'R. IS.
The consumption Of Linens has increased,
in consequence e the pre- sent high duties on
couon stirring, Sc. Fine pla'illAs, P,r piece,
on board. Slia 70; ordinary d.. 8 10; Brita-
o,as, q r,ran wide, SAT Ssh; Es.opla>, fine,
S44 a S54; Croas, S2l S25, Lstados, 80 a
IS, wanted Dome stIc Co,,ons, white, per
ward, Il SD rs. do do brown ID rs. The
importation Of Domestic Cotons is TO he pro
hi1iied from the U. States in L. bruary next,
and from Europe in April Liquors of all
kinds are plen,y, and sales slow al low prices
The importation Of them and Wines is also t.
be prohibited II the same lime. Supe fine
Flour IS dull, a. 81 9. or board Cocoa, al
Guayaquil, S2i SO per OIL Copper, AZ Co
quimbo, sos IL per al very scarce. Elk
chang on y. ). xix pr cent premium"
The editors Of the American have also re-
ceved from correspondent, Buenos Ayrean
papers 10 ne a5'a October, inclusive.
The government Of Buenos Ayres has deter
mined 10 cause'a monument to be erected in
the CITY, to commemorate ,he late even, Of
Peace.
A letter from Gen, LavalIeja TO the Minister
for Forei,n Aff,irs, dated Cerro Largo Oci. Isl
1928, Expresses the delgh, he feels at i
Treaty Of Peace which reflects so much homo,
upon the Argentine Republic, and upon the
Government charged with the direction OF the
war;-a triumph so complete ensures the rran-
guilty, prosperity and grandeur Of the nation;
a.d thai if the war has terminated by se2arat.
inc the Oriental Province ON the ArgPn inc
Republic, the former will never forge, the sa-
|
wi h The sister Provinces, and the noble and
great sacrifices made 10 iibrrare the Orien ais
| from foreign domination, & constitute them in
to an independent Stale the memory and gra'
tude for such acts will! be eternal in the Gov
eminent of the Oriental people. The & neral
| srares that measures are in rain Tor the prompt
re uion Of the Representatives o! the Banda
Oriental, according to The articles of the Trea
| iy."
| A letter from General Lavilleia 10 The
| Minister Of War and Marine, dated October 2
requests permission TO resign The command o.
the army, the war being finished. ana that ano'
Their officer may be appointed TO succeed him.
! A despatch from the Governor OF San LUIS
states ,hst, urged by the constant Expectations
committed by by the Indians on the frontier
he had been obliged to send az armed force a
galnsi them, s that an action had taken place, II
which the Indians were defeated, with he los
Of i6o killed, 100 warriors and $50 women and
children prisoners; loss on he par, OF ,he troop:
| Of San LUIS, an ficer ard men.
In the Provincial Junta on the goth October
Senior Viamout presented the following motion
/ That in consideration Of the eminsnt service:
rendered bv admiral Brown in toe war agsins
the Emperor Of Brazil, that he should De pro
motsd 10 the rank OF Brigadier GeH'ral, wnf
the pay Of SIX housard dollars per annum. M
Government sen; note 10 the Junta that the