Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
From Me Baltimore Chronicte of Sept. 81.


From He Baltimore Chronicle Of Sept. Ell.
FROM BUENOS AYRES.-By The Mexican,
arrived ut this port yesterday. from Monteydeo we
have received from correspondent at B,ienos
Ayres, files of papers 10 the LIST of July. The British
Packet OF the 9th of June contains ournalcf the
events of the preceding week together with the
ces of peace between Gen. Lavnlle tho provincial
Governor and Captain General of the Province of
Buenos Ayres, and the Commandant General of the
country DISTRICTS Juan Manuel Hosas. Ny the for
er we learn that diminishing continued between the
contening armies, IN the cnvrons of the town all of
The day of the 22d June; several were killed on both
sides. The Montenoros were in considerable force
On the night of the oath, letter received from
uen. lavale, stating that he had that day signed
treaty OF peace and that end would thereby be nut
10 the civil war under which the province had suffer
Cd On the 2oth June, the guns of the fort were
iIfed IN honor of the peace, and Joy was universal
The terms ofthe treaty were, that hosilics should
cease from the date OF tho treaty and that commune
ca'ion between the town and country should be es-
iaoshed upon the same footing formerly; the cleo
ton OF representatives TO take place according to the
laws The duty of preserving peace in the country dis
tricts to devolve Gen. Rosas, who was to take
charge ofthe necessary arrangements.
After the election of permanent government La
vale and RoSns to place their respective troops
at It's disposal the troops under the revolving general
were to be paid, and all obligations entered into by
their commander for their support were 10 be onida
ted No individual of whatever class or condition To
be moesed ON account Of his political opinions ante
rlor TO the convention.
Various affairs between foraging parties are detail
w
which had brought IN 1000 cattle, killed % of the
Monteneros. " 49,
Previous TO this last transaction the government
hod appointed committee facilitate the introduce
ton of beef into the capal the dist accustomed
by is scarcity had been severely felt--anv which had
come TO market had brought enormous priocs Milk
was seing at dollar quart. The suffcrings ofthe
poorer clnsses were immense.
Tho Governor of Buenos Ayrcs had granted the
rights OF citizens to all foreigners who took up arms
III defence of that place.
80 4.
respondence between the of Buenos Ayres
and Viscount Vcunncourt, commander of the French
Naval forces in the River Plata relative 10 the cap
urc OF the vessels OF war of the former by the squad
ron under the command of the latter. This coros-
pondence led to adjustment Of the differences ex-
listing between these powers.
On the 4th July, salute Of 81 guns was fired at
M. v. by the brig Susan, Capt. Devcrcux, of Boston
in honor Of the day which was returned by Fort St.
Philip in complimentary manner.
letter received by the Mexican, dated Bucnos
Ayres, July 10, says, "Hides at e5n, and doub
looms had risen to sou. The government not al
together settled, and further troubles as well rs fur
Their decline in the currency were expected Domos-
TICS net cents, good money"
STILL LATER AND IMPORTANT.-soo
alter the arrival of the Mexican the fast sailing schr
Two Mays, Capt. Kennedy, came up, in the very
snort passage OF ~ days from Buonos Ayres, which
place she left on tile 5th August. From Capt. Ken
nedy We learn that the country was in dreadful state
OF conftsion--hat shortly after the signing of the
articles OF peace, fresh disturbances took place, and
A.oeo va, ayii' meDaclng INC city with an 0ttPck'
new election took place The 26th july when La
vale reelected, which had caused great dissat-
iafhction. Capt. X. being apprcbcnsive Of detcn-
tj2R, abruptly lcn tho port. :
In consequence of this state fthinrs business was
entirely suspended Flour selling $40 per bril-
paper; Domcstics o. cts. specie; Hides S23a74 per
pesada.
The U. S. ship Vandnlia, Capt. Gallagher, arrived
the day previous to the sailing of Capt. X. Oh
GERS and crow all we'll.
We we're unable TO procure any papers or letters
y this arrival the letter bag not having boon .oceiv-
Cd previous 10 The closing fthe post Office.