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ceived him on his arrival in the city with th
greatest cordiality, gave him public dinners, re-
quired his attendance at their balls and parties,
and in grateful feeling for the signal service he
had rendered the cause, in his desertion from the
Brazilian ranks, seemed willing to forget all his
former errors, and however much they might adj
mire the treason that they had to detest, or, at
least, that they ought ever to dstrust the traitor.


1t is said that Rivera was seen, six days after
he left this city, with Is well armed men, on the
road from Sta Fe, which, from the first estab-
lshment of the present permanent Executive,
has been the seat of discomfort and revolution,
only kept down by the prase-worthy exertions
and activity, of General La Madrid.


September %.


By the mail arrived this morning from the in
terror we have accounts from Bolivia, which, it
true, arc certainly of most transcendent import
ance-but which, from their very extraordinary
character. would seem hardly entitled to credit
Letters, it appears to-day received, state that
General Sucrc, President of that Republic, has
proposed to Congress the adoption of one OFT wo
measures: that of the immediate declaration OF
war against the Argentine Provinces, or should
ths step be considered too violent that OF cut
ting off all intercourse between the two Repub-
lies; and, it is added, as preparatory to such
strange proceedings, lie has occupied Terija,
heretofore under the Provincial jurisdiction OF
Sata 1t is said that the motive of all this is that
of forcing this Government to recognition OF
the independence of Bolivia. That new Re-
public having been erected by union Of several
Provinces which formerly belonged to the con-
fcderacy of the U. P. of La Plata' and the thus
establishing an independent Government being
understood to have been contrary to the wishes
of a large portion of its inhabitants, who were
desirous Of again uniting themselves to the Ar.
pentine family; the Government of the latter,
from motives which may clearly appear, has de-
laycd to acknowledge them an independent Ma
ton of which, according to these accounts, the!
are about to manifest their sentlmennt.
give you this report hastily, as | have just re
ccived it, at moment when it has produced con
siderable excitement in the city; but, indeed, i
bears upon the face of il, not only the feature o
mprobabty, but that ofcxtrcme righteousness
, Ruinor further states that DR.. Serrano arrive,
some months ago in this city AS Minister from 80
, iva, but that the Government refused to receive
r him, and he has since returned to his country
But confess that, before to-day, had not hear'
of the Bolivian Mission. nor Of the name of DR.
Serrano.


Yours, &c.