Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20
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FROM BUENos AYREs.

BY the ship Carolina, Capt. Dougherty,
the editors OF the Commercial Advertiser,
have received advices from the Argentine
republic to the ist September, three weeks
later than before received
From the following article contained
in Buenos Ayres paper, it IS manifest
that the Farmland islands are about 10
pass into the hands of the British. This
! i another fruit Of the miserable policy Of
Gen. Jackson and bis cabinet. He sent
Mr.. Baylies to that country as minister
| bound by instructions that betrayed both
The arrogance and ignorance Of Secretary
Van Buren,, who made them, and the re-
suit now is that the islands which are so
necessary TO the prosperity Of our whole
fisheries on the Brazilian coast are lost TO
us forever. The following is the article
alluded to:
Buenos .Ayres, August 30.--Wiih re-
spect TO the Farmland Islands, the official
paper of yesterday, has the following re.
marks, which entirely removes the disa
grceable impression caused by the articles
upon this subject, inserted in another part
OF orr paper.
"The Government has received inform
alton by The last British packet, that the
pending negotiation respecting the occu
patton of the Falkland Islands, was go
ing or in an amicable manner, and al
though the first reply of the British Cabi
net was not favorable TO our just and vel
! founded reclamations, it leaves room to
| hope that in the course Of the question a
result will be attained, which. SO far from
| weakening the present friendly and com
mercial relations OF the Argentine Repub-
lie with great Britain, will draw closer
and strengthen them upon thebasis Of JUS
tice, which neither the Argentine Govern
ment will abandon in affairs Of SO much
Importance, nor is tito be apprehenJed
that the British Government will set Il
nousht the opinion Of The universe.
sour wishes, although, as individuals,
like our opinions in what regards the par
amount policy OF the country, will be com.
pietely satisfied If the preservation OF our
mercantile relations do not cost US the
sacrifice of the national honor.1
The Committs Of Constitutional Affairs
Of the House OF Representatives, has de-
cdcd to admit the second resignation
made by Senior Tomas Manuel de An
choreBa, Of the Office of Governor of The
Province. The House was TO meet last
evening to take the report of the Commit
tee into consideration
Ga the i4;h inst Gen. Rosas rendered
bis third resignation of the office of Com
maadant General Of the country districts,
reiteratInS the necessity Of attending to
his private affairs. the impaired state of
his health, the impossibilty of his fulfill
ing the duties of the said command and
the injury that must thereby accrue to
the public service, from his being unable
10 devote that strict attention TO it, which
the nature of the employment in question
demands.
The Minister Of War General Guido)
replied TO the above on the Goth inst sta.
ling that the government relied upon the
patriotism of General Rosas, trusting that
ne would not persist in declining a com.
mand which be bad so long and honora
ply held, and which had conferred such
benefits on the country; and that the go
were invariable in their resolu
ion not to accept the preferred resigna.
ion.