Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15
LATEST FROM BUENos AYREs

BY the Brig Pauina, Capt Ricketson, we have re
ceived the British Packet published in that city, OF In,
Slst August, from which make the following ex
tracts:
On the 23l of August, the British brig Prompt, Barnes
from Liverpool, totally lost the of the
river Plate, at place called Garzon about seven miles
South OF Cape ST. Mary All on board were drowned X.
cept the Captain and one sailor
BUENos AYREs, Aug. 3o.-The Director of the Vac.
cine Establishment in this city, has issued notice TO the
public stating that the small pox making hord ravsges
In Coova and that from the number Of persons who are
continually arriving from that Province considerable
danger exists that the disease may be thus i'm
Buenos Ayre aud attack those who have been vacci-
mated
BuENos AYREs, Aug. 3I.-The present aspect of po-
llica affairs in this Province is not yerv at,erng The
time which has elapsed since the suspension OF the cleo
TONS has not in degree lessened the excitement in the
public mndon the contrary, think ii has increased
city has "sept their arms and The odous sounds of
"qeH uiUe? are again vociferaed by the seGine who
bail every passenger after certain hour Of the night
We know not the OF these precautions nor have we
heard OF any disturbance, much less of any threatening
movement.
NATIONAL BANK.--A meeting of the Share.hoId
took place on the 10th inst when the report of the direc.
tors nSerted in ast) taken consideration Ii
was decided that the LIST January Of the ensuing
the affairs of the Bank OF the United Provinces ,e
River Plate, should be wound gp and the property dis
posed of in the may be the least onerous TO
the Share holders; unless previous to the period above
mentioned, deinitive arrangement be entered into with
the Government, which may better the situation Of the
FALKLAND ISLANDS
-stt9s'os hE"Ns Avg; sly would seem from fhc
OF this city, that the matter is not likely be set at
rest.
"BovrLIAx GovERNMExr,-FoRr1cS DEPARTMENT
Government Palace in Chuquzaca 10Th June, 1888.
"SIn:-The undersigned Minister OF Foreign Affairs
oil the Bolivia Republic, has laid before his Government,
the esteemed communication OF the Minster of oreign
Affairs of Buenos Ayres relative the occurrence on the
"a R s' hs dsageeae event. has U
in the government of Bolivia, the sentiments of regret
which had before experienced observing that mis-
taken interests had frustrated the grand project Con-
gress oil Panama II would indeed have given the
tions OF America, all the rcspecabty necessary to pre-
vent European nations from committing aggressons pro-
scribed by international law, and ropc them with ygor
in they should proceed violent measures The &C.
cupaon OF the Falkland Islands without pre- vous cana
ton, without any title, Without ny other support than
the abuse OF power has been sensiby by the Govern
of Bolivia which, espe citing even TO the extteme
the rights OF every nation would wish that all OF them
should discard de Jacto conirery reason
and to the enlightenment OF the age.
As a manifest violation of the law of nations the out.
rage committed on the Argentine Republic only 10
be considered-but Likewise The dsregared the other
American sections which it involves. In more plain
terDshe conduct Of the British Cabinet with speet 10
the Falkland Islands is not only preudicia Govern
men which has been despoied their possessions bu
offensive and extremely injurious TO all the American
Republics; and II is in The opinion Of the Government OF
Bolivia, affair highly continental. Under dis vie w. il
will with pleasure not only enter into and aid in whale
yer may lead to the reparaon OF gievous offence
but likewise sincerely desires that il may be accounted
among The first to reclaim and obtain, by those measures
which may be deemed most convenient, indemnity the
Injuries sustained and the redress which much ine-
ress American sovereignty and dignity.
Such, Sir Minister the sentiments Of the Govern
men OF the Undersigned and OF the Bolivian nation Idle
tined with those OF every American heart. The
vernmen OF Buenos Ayres may always reckon upon them
when II has TO susain and to to be respected the
political rights Of the sister Republics, which are essen
TALLY annexed to their sovereignty and independence
MARINO ENRIQUE CALVO.
To III. T.. the Minister OF Foreign Affairs
OF The Government OF Buenos Ayres."
Tucumdn.-The accounts from this Province are highly
saiisidcory-periect content and tranquility prevailed.
COTdoUd.-This Province is stated to be not entirely
ranqullno actual hosliiies take piace but party spirit
Is carried TO great extremes.
Cdtdmdrcd.-The post which arrived few days since
has brought very satisfactory details from the above Pro
vince. private letter says
Alter the death OF Governor Marcos Figueros Senior
Vaentin Aramburu elected TO the seat of Govern.
ment This citizen having always resided in the country
was stranger to the parties and hoped thu he would
be thus enabled to mOdefaie VI not entirely do away will
the party spirit which exists lie, thcreiore oernined
several emgrdDis TO return TO their houses under
tees but this brought upon him the odium Of
class Of persons, and the lth u " o'clock og
he seized in his bed by armed party, comm
by ID. Donisio Romay. They placed him horseback
and conducted him place called Chnob, about half
league from the town, where they intended TO put him 10
DEATH but The inhabitants getting notice Of the affair,
tackled the mutneers and saved the life Of the Governor
homay was taken prisoner aud confessed that he had act
ed through me inslgaiOn Of the COmmandant Of the |
Country Districts, Don Felipe Fguero whose object |
was TO dePose the Governor and place in his etead D.