The Arkansas advocate., 1832-10-10

tee of the Peace having called out tho National Guard, perfect order prevails but all business is at stand.
 Latest from Buenos .4,res.-We arc indebted 10 captain Wolf of the sb;' Maria, for Buepos Ayres papers to Ja. ly l4th.
 Enck's comet was seen at Bueno. AyFes on the 2d June, from which data to the Sth, if was traversing the con stellation of Eridano. It's brightness, says a correspondent of the British Packet, 'is less than on its previous an. pearances; not any nucleus can be dis. tinguished, and it scarcely can be see, through good achromatic telescope af 23 feet, which seems to indicate that t has experienced some change in its con. stitution.' ,
 The Hon. Francis Bayles, U. States Charge to Buenos Ayres, presented bjs credentials on the 18th June. It was reported from ChiIi, that fhe jewels of the Temple of the Sun, (whleh at the time of the conquest the natives concealed from the Spanards.) had been lately discovered, near the Cerro de Pasco. Their value has been cal. culated at SI80,000,0o0.
 Parties Of Indians had lately made incursions, and robbed several planta. lions in the Province of Santa Fe. Ca the filth junea party of them were it. | tackled by detachment of Santa Fe cavalry, and immediately fed, leaving behind them all the cattle they had sto. len, and 20 men killed.
 The Baenos Ayres government had refused to receive Monster La foret. as Consul of France to that Republic, in Consequence, fl was said, of the con, duet of that gentleman whea he was Consul of Chili. Mons. La Foret re. embarked on the lith July. on board the French brig of war Nisus. in which vessel he cam. from Chil to Buenos Ayres. The affair has created eonside. rable excitement.
 fourth of Jui}.-The anniversary of
 American Independence, says the pz. tish Packet of July 7tll, was obsera this year with more than common spi8 in Ruenos Ayres, by the citizens of tia United States. Al midday the II. s. vessels of war in this port fired the GUS tomary salute; and almost immediate 1 iY afterwards salute of 2l guns in honor of the occasion was fired by tle national sehooner-of-war. sSarandi. an. chored in the inner roads with fhe \. meriean flag at the fore.
 ReroleHion m .uontepideo.-A rcvolu. ton took place at Montcvidco OH the 29th June. There lad previous, lecn some insurrectionary movements ir the interior, and particularly among ihc h. dians on the frontiers. On fhe 29tb June, about 60 men under Col. Bcrua. he Rivea, brother of fhe president of the Republic, who had been sent against them. were defeated. ard Col Rivera. killed {as was renorted1 togetla CT with Commandant Pagan, Ersign Niera, and 9privates. The remainder were dispersed.
 On the 29th. Don Frutuoso Viyera, (the President,) was at Duraxno, his head quarters; and whilst at ball, some militia, headed by CommandanE Santa Anna. surprized the escort of the President and disarmed them. The President himself narrowly escaped, having been fired at. and report stated ifl1f I.,I H. {1 Il tier. On the Sd July. Col. Eugenla Gafzon put himself at fine head off battalion of infantry, and. followed bf number Of private individuals, dsa' vowed the authority of the President.- lie at the same lime issued a proclama- ton, announcing That Gen. Lavallela had been appointed Conrnanderln' Chief until the House of Assembly should determinate otherwse. The Assembly madevirtue of necessity, and confirmed the nomination. The Mps ter of State was removed from office. and t was said would be impeached.- The Minister of Finance. noet. Obes, took refuge on board the British frigate Druid. The House of Assembly sane. toned the appointment of D. Manuel Vidal as Minister of Finance in the new government. and Francisco Joaquin Munoz as Minister for the Home De parfment.
 The latest accounts from Monteyideo are July llth. They state that prePa. rations for defence were going on thcre.s A specific commission was appointed by the House of Assembly to negotiate N ih ina Drorilant La Tf.nn4.,asn RiTe>