Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-10
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM p,,,
NOS AYRES IVY

editors Of the Baltimore American, have r.,..
ed Buenos Ayreau papers to the 18Th Der.
Der inclusive. from which they es;rac, III. T.,
lowing particulars respecting recen,
REVOLUTION IN BUENOS AyPrs
The editor Of the "Brl,ish Packet" i, ~
sion to the revolution, says:-"The accoon.H
our paper Of his day will afflie. all ,ho,. ~
really wish well to this countryside find y
the rejoicing for glorious Peace had ,c,,,I
concluded, when blood has been shed in ,n5
war;"
BuENos AyREs, DEC. 9Th Is,,
A change has taken place in the Go,ernm..
Of ibis province through The os,ensible a,,,.' (
Of division Of the army lately returned h,ss
active operations in the Brazilian terri,o,,
The particulars have been so fully de.aikdi,,
period zeal Of the city, Ell Tempo tina, we eo,p /;
no, perhaps better satisfy the CURIOSITY n
great portion of our readers than by pi,i,e
translated copy from that Journal il is at "a
lows:
The Government learned on the nigh, Off.
3olh 10 the LIST, hat early on the morninp Il
the LIST movemrn, would be made by III. fr
division Of the army, and in conse guence, aNou
o'clock in the morning Of the Isl an aid d.
camp was despatched from the Go,ernm,r
to General Don Juan LavaIle. who was s,0,
head of the troops in the Rec olsla barracks d.,
string his attendance. This officer answers
tina, he would 60 directly, bot that ii would ),
Tor the purpose Of displacing 'Go,crn,,
from a post il was unworthy of occupying T.
fac, he marched at dawn Of day to The Pls,t,
Ia Victoria with the Fifth regiment Of nfa,u
under the command OF Colontl o. ,zaba, Wiki
a party Of the lancers commenced BY Coou
Olavarra, aud the regiment Of Cazadort
Col. Correa's took possession Of the Patd
Artillery and other important posts.
SAT half past 4 IN the morning, p'r Ofrs
lancers entered the Plaza with General La,ak
and Colonel . avaria, and several Other f ,H
at.their head; a few minutes sfter wards CoIort
Correa with his regiment came to The pla,,.
The 4th regiment Of Cazldores and the Light
Artillery, with Coils. Rolon and Iiiarte, had 10
the meantime 'gol INFO the Fort, IN which wu,
the Ministers. Guido and Balcarce, 1.-THE Go.
vernon Dorrego having fed al o'cl.ck in The
morning0 they placed two cannons on the bas
ton. and two or three small pieces of cannOnu
he gateway, at the same time closing The IN,
trance to The Fort
"Public tranquility had not been 10 The t,s
dlstnrb' d; the Citizens Came TO the Plsza, and
very soon there was considerable a,aem5ag
OF the most distinguishes people of Bueba
Ayres, who offered (if necessary 10 take w
arms.
"rhis state Of things remained mil 7 ..
clock in the morning, when Grn. Don H'r
NJ mi nj th. Fat
commission to & neral vale; from himi
was learned that Dorrego had gone off a Il.
hour afor, said, without having delrgae; av
one to command; consequently from in II.
morning here was no government in Bu'na
Ayies, az the Ministers had no authority what.
ever.
ain consequence OF this answer, the follow
ing proclamation TO the people was ISSUED By
GENERAL Lavalle.
"BuENos AYREs; lst Dec 1928
"Frllow Cilzns: The Gn,ernmrnt which
existed has in fact fallen: you know rh,l all L.
gal measures have peen ,rrd to correct Its IT,
rors; you are aware likewise that all means u
redress were obsruc,ed; the history Of the TO
vernn' mt which now M longer Exists, is a chat
proof of This M lan' holy truth.
"Fellow CEIzens: That which we now b.
| hold i, not 4 revolution; the public has recon-
cred It's rights with the aid Of force Which
will know how 10 defend them: the means have
been violent, bu indispensable.
Fellow Countrymen: lie who now address
es you does no, wish 10 Command he wI'd''
TO see hi. country free; the su hories have
fallen: i, is requisite to create Others, aud I'''
will be- Your work; assemble then 10 dc7er'f
on your drsinies,- !, indispensable TO DOL
the welfare Of the country imperioualy ard VI
gently demands it.
"The Undersigned General expects (sw'siiS
10 you that 'h- welfare Of the Province F'quI'
~ thu, assembling to day at O'Clock !" IDS
| afternoon in thr church OF San X qnr, uM
deliberate ac' ordIng 20 circurl siar"e', ano
The welfare Of Bueros A,I,s. Porlen0s.i"
we all are) let US make our beloved ecVn'l
happy-tbese are the wisnts Of
JUAN LAVAlLE
"After this General Guido h I'd two cO'lH
ences with General La,alIe, and "a, We ~.
been informed) the former promised TO Ph'
The Fort and troops q: The disposal OF me ."
lhori,ies whom the people should elect 10 'D'
provisional command, as soon as that eve"
should be cummunicaie
"At one O'Clock in The afternoon an imme,''
concourse OF people occupied the church o. ~ =,
Francisco, condut ting themselves in the D,',
order and circumspectIon, proper when S''''
to exercise an &C. Of sovereignty.