Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-19
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LATEST FROM BUENOS AYRFa

The schooner Maria, Trott, came up on Sat,Ir-
day, in so days from Buenos Ayres. The edi.
tors OF the Baltimore American are indebted to the
pJ.iteness Ut MIR. @. w. Peterkin, passenger in
the Maria, and 10 Capt. I. for files of Buenos
Ayrcs papers TO the 9th March, inclusive. The
markets at BUcnos Ayres very bad for almost
every article OF import, and the produce of the
country scarce and high. SpecuIations in snecia
We're continually going on, and fluctuations occur.
red two or three times in the course Of a week
Doubioons ranged from SCI to s., and dollars from
$50 S2SO in paper currency. The morning
me MARIA sailed, Doubloons were quoted at S6i
H!our, s1Z per barrel Travelling in the interior
was considered extremely dangerous in consc-
quence ci struggling parties. Business in that
quarter was very dun we learn verbally that all
the PROVINCES OF the Republic except Santa Fe
sent IN their adhesion TO the new order of things
under Gen. Lavae. 4 part Of the army Of Bue-
nos Ayres,and Of the fiotila under Admiral Brown
had heen sent against Santa Fe, and two days be-
lore the Maria sailed, large body OF cavalry had
also !e't Bnenos AyrHs for the same object II
was expected that the expedition against that Pro-
vince would succeed without much bloodshed
Occasional arrests and executions took place in
the city OF Buenos Ayres.-At Monte Vidco, n
snort t'me before, Tobberies had been carried on TO
an alarming extent.
From our files OF papers we CLEAN Inc follow
ing items:-On the 10Th OF February, a decree
was passed by the Government of Buenos Ayres.
granting pardon 10 alldeserters who returned With
IL Certain period. On Che 22i February n so-
Lutte was:tircdby the u. S. sloop OF war Boston, g.
several merchantmen, in The harbor in commerno.
ration OF the day. breakfast was TO have been
given on board the Boston, but it was prevented by
The lnciemency Of the weather.
On the 18th Of February the following jndiyii-
uals were arrested or charge Of conspiracy a.
ssnst the Government. No little excitement was
caused thereby.
military. Don Juan Ramon Balcarcc, former
minister OF war; General Henrique Martinez, Sc
cond in command TO Lavalleja; Col. Tomas Iriar,e
and Lieutenant Col. Juan Jose Martinez Jonte.
CirA-Dcn Thomas Anchorena and eight o..
thers.
The military were banished to Monte yideo, S.
the others 20 Patagonia
On the 18th Feb. decree was published, an
nniiing previous decree which authorised the
opening OF the port of Beneyides. II was an.
nounced that the National Bank was about 10 call
III It's old notes, and replace them with new ones
The amount issued at that date was about sli6l5-
coo. On the 18th March intelligence was received
oi an action between a party Of Government
troops and the insurgents at Arroysde Medic, in
which the latter were defeated with ioss ro
port was in circulation, which was not, however,
generally credited, that the Dictator Francia had
opened the ports Of Paraguay TO all the Provinces
but that of Buenos Ayres.
letter to the editors, from an officer on board
the U. ). ship Boston, dated off Bucnos Ayres,
AIarch l, says:-'We hope to leave this in very
short time for the U S. as the Vandalia has ar
rived from Philadelphia"
STILL LArER-The brig Matilda, Capt. Tho
liIas, NUN DISiOS AyFeS, arrived last evening,
and brings accounts to the 18th March
The markets, we learn, SAYS the Baltimore
Chronicle, were very dull at the time Of the Ma
hlda saiiing.-Flour had improved little, was
worth probably about 81 to IS dollars, subject to
duty of So PEI Dbl. while Doubloous were ouote5
at SGI to 62 each, and the Exchange on England
at IL I'D. per dollar. Those vessels, and there
we're only two or three, which had arrived with
SAT- from Cape dc Verbs, had done good business
while others had been less Fortunate There had
m arttV IL rrf "A -
sailing OF the Maria TO the sailing of the Matilda.
AN alarm respecting the Indians had taken place
in Paagoniai they hac previously taken away
1000 head OF cattle, aud subsequently, had shifted
their quarters from the Southwark to the North.
TaTd, and Piuchera forwarded letter TO the CO.
.ofuor proposing peace,
The 81 iti5h Packet" says the American slooo
OF war Boston, lying in the outer Roads, fired a
salute at one o'clock on the ll of March, having
her colors previously hoisied and yards manned,
j; being the day appointed for the inauguration Of
the new President Of the United States,
The Editor Of the Patriot has been favored with
TIE following extract OF letter, dated March 10:
"The General Putnam reached here on The
9TH, after pleasant passage of 81 days We re-
gret TO inform you that the whole country appears
TO be in very unsettled state, but we hope that
the energetic means adopted by the present 60
yernmont viii soon restore things to good order
The markets axe as much depressed as they can
well be. Flour, salt aud sugar seem 10 DO the
only saleao.e articles at present. The market is
completely gluted with chairs and lumber. Do
mestic Goods are also heavy at present, but will
no DOUBT improve before long Much will depend
upon Gov. Lavalle'5 present expedition against
Santa Fee. II he should he successful (Which is
generally believed will be the case) the country
~ill improve at once ii otherwise, we NAV still
look for worse times Ia consequence of the eli.
VII war 10 the Interior, the mail 10 Chill is s,opped
md no communication can be forwarded By land
for The present"
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