Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-21
FOREIGN.
Icon lhe Vow York JouInal Of COMING

LATER FROM RIO DE JANEIRo.
We are indebted TO Capt. Vol, of the ship Maria o
Rio Janeiro papers TO Aug LIST inclusive.
They contain account OF the Resignation of the Min
listers and Regency, in consequence o vote of the So
nate refusing yeas IL, Nays ls) dismiss from Office Sr
Andrade, Tutor of the young Emperor Don Pedro ~ sail
Andrade having been strongly suspected by the Regency
well Others of having abetted the aemped Revolt,
ton number of months since in favor of Don pedro
The city thrown into great excitement in
OF this event. but the vigilance of the Justices of th
Peace and the presence OF the National Guard prevent
| ed any disorders.
The House of Delegates had been an yiousv deIibrt
ing the subject, and the evening of the 3Ist vote,
not TO accept the resignation. 1t doubtful whether
the Senate would concur.
decree of the Regency, in accordance with an act o.
the Gen Legislative Assembly, directs the enlistment o
! 1900 men TO reinforce the army.
LATEST FROM BUENOS AYRES
We are indebted 10 Capt. Wolf OF the ship Maria for
Buenos Ayres papers TO July I4ib.
Enckes comet was seen at Buenos Ayres on the I'd
June, from which date 10 the Sh il was traversing the
constellation of Eridano Its brightness "says cor
respondent OF the British Packet is less than its previous
appearances any nucleus can be DISTINGUISHED and
can scarcely be seen through good achromac telescope
OF IL feet, which indicate that il has expe-
renced some change in its constitution"
Tho Hon. Francis Baylies u. s. Charge 10 Bueno.
Ayres, presented his credentials on the 10th June.
Joseph Long, who carried on AN extensive business
az buenos Ayres as hide-deaor thrown from bis
horse on the 9th june and died the following day
Ii was reported from Chilli that the Jewels of the Tenn
pie OF the Sun, (Which the time of the conoues the
natives concealed from the Spanards, had been lately dis
calculated $3.50, 900 900.
Parties OF Indians had lately made acursions and rob-
pea several plantations 10 the Province of Santa Fe On
the llth oil June party OF them attacked by de-
tachment oil Santa Fe cavalry, and Immediately fed
leaving behind them all the cattle they had stolen and 20
men killed
The Buenos Ayrean government had refused IN receis
Monsieur La Forest as Consul Of France to that Repub.
ic in consequence, it said of the conduct of that
gentleman when he was Consul in Chill. Mons La
Forest reembarked the lh July on board the French
brig of Nisus in which vessel he came from Chill 70
Buenos Ayres The affair had created considerable ex
element.
FOURTH OF JULy.-The anniversary of American
Independence, says the British packet of July 7h was
observed 's year with more than spirit in Bue-
nos Ayresby the citizens Of the United States At mid.
day the u s. vessels Of in this port fred the csto-
mary salute; and almost Immediately afterv ards salute
oil ~ guns IN honor OF the occasion fired by the ma
ona Sarand anchored the inner roads
with the American flag at the fore
BUENos AYREs, July 1.-The three political topics
which now occupy the public mind Of Buenos Ayres are
The affair OF the Falkland Islands, The refusal of this
government to receive Monsieur La Forse as Consul of
France TO this Republic; and the late revolution at Mon
Svl1so lhey absorb perhaps as much attention here
the Reform Bill the Cholera Morbus, and the Belgian
question do in England
AS it regards the Falkland Islands, nothing has transpir
ed respecting the state of the negotiation or discuson
between the Government of Buenos Ayres and the
Charge dAiairs here Of the United States Francs Bay
lies, Esp
REVOLUTION IN MoNTEVIDEo.
revolution took place at Monevideo on the 20b June
There had previously been some insurrec move
mens in the interior, and particularly among the indians
on the frontiers On the 2Oh June about go men under
Col Bernahe Rivera brother Of the President of the Re
public, who had been sent against them were defeated
ana Col hvera killed. las was reported) together with
Commandsnt Bazan, Ensign Yiera and priyaes The
remainder were dispersed
On the 18th, Don Fructuoso Rivera 1.-The PRESIDENT
was at Durazno his head quarters and whilst at a ball
some militia, headed by Conmandan Santa Anna surprs.
ca inc escort oil the President and dsarIned thenThe
President himself narrowly escaped having been fred
a. ana report stated that he had fled 10 tie Brazilian
frontier On the 3D. July, Colonel Eugenio Garzon put
use az lne head Of battalion Of infantry, and followed
by anumber Of private individuals disayowcd the an,o
" OF The President He at the same time issued pro
cama'lon, announcing that Gen Layallea had been sp