Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-14

Latest from Buenos .Ayres.-The editors OF
the Journal of Commerce are indebted to Capt.
Wolf, of the ship Maria, for Buenos Ayres pa
pers to july l4th.
Eocke's comet was seen at Buen0s Ayres on
the end June, from which date to the 9th, ii was
traver,ng the constellation of Eridano. s. Its
brightness" saws correspondent OF the British
Packet, sis less than on its previous appearances;
not any nucleus can be distinguished. and II can
scarcely be- seen through good achromaic tel
Escape of .! ieet. which seems to indicate that
it has experienced some change IN Its const''
tutIon."
The Hen. Franci. BayIies. U. S. Charge to
Burnos Ayres. presented his credentials on the
18th June
1t vas reported from Chill. that the jewels Of
the Temple Of the Sun. (which at the time OF the
conquest the natives concealed frrm TIE Span
ards.) had been lately discovered, near the Cero
de Pa.co. Their value has been calculated
$3.50. OO0.0 o
Thr Bu.n., Avrean government had refused
to receive Monsieur LA Forat as Consul ofFrance
TO tina, Reuunl,c. in consequence, it was said OF
the condnct of that gentleman when he was Con
su. in Chill. Mons LA Foret re-embarked on
IN. l,h July. on board the French brig OF war
Nisus, IN which vessel he came from Chill to Bue-
nos Ayres. The affair had created considerable
excitement
Reroiuiion in Montepideo. A revolution took
place at Montevideo on the 29th June. There
had previously been some insurrectionary move.
rnents in the Interior, and particularly among the
indians on the frontiers. On the goth of June.
aboi, 60 mrn. under Col. Bernade Rivera, bro
Their of the President of the Republic. who had
been. sent againsi them. were defeated. and Col.
Rivera killed. tas was reported.) together win
Commandment Bazan Ensign Viora. and nine prl-
Yates. The remainder were dispersed
On the 29th. Don Fructuosu Rivera, the Pre-
s,dent, was al Duraxuu, his head quarters; and
whilst a, ball, some militia, headed by comman-
dsnt SAINTS Anna. surprised the escort OF the Pre-
sident, and d-lrmed them. The President him
self narrowly escaped. having been hired at. and
report stated that he had fsd TO the Brazilian
frontier On the Sd JnIv. CO. Eugen' Carson,
put himself at the head Of battalion of infantry,
and follow ed bv a number 1t private indi'idu-
ais, disavowcd the autnorit, OF the President -
He at the same time issued prnclanati0n, an
nouncins that General HavrIlrjv had been APP
pointed Commander IN Chief until the House 81
Assembly should determine otherwise. Tue as
sembv madr virtue Of necessity, and confirmed
the nUiillilA'lOn'
The Minister Of State removed from Of
flee. aud it vas said would b. lmpeached. The
Minister Of Finance. DR.. Ohes, took refuge OIL
board the British tr,sare 'ruid. The House OF
Assembly sane toned the appointment OF ID Ma
nue. Vidal as Minister OF FinanCe III the new
government, and Francisco Joaquin Muntz, as
Minister for the Home Department
The latest accounts from Montevideo are to
July 18th They state that preparations tor de-
fence ere going on there. A specific commits
sion was appointed by the House OF Assembly to
negotiate with the President. ID Fructuosa III.
vera. The latter was collecting troops. Com
mandant Santa Anna who commenced the Revo-
luton. was, with the troops under his command,
at the estancia of Gen. Lavalleja.
1t was said that Col. b Rivera was still alive,
(his life having been preserved by a friendly In
diam. and that he had Joined his brother, the Ex-
President.
IND DDuETJUNG