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We have received by an arrival at Boston
from Buenos Ayres, files of the "Argcntinc
News" and "American" to the 3lst March,
from which we have extracted such items
of intelligence as afford the most interest.
The difficulties existing between the dissi-
dent provinces and the General Government
have not yet been adjusted-neither is it
expected they shortly will The effect OF
force. on the part Of the Government, in en-
deavoring to bring these provinces to sub
lection, has been to widen instead of closing
the breach In preceding column. under
the Buenos Ayres head. will be found a
sketch Of the state and condition of each
province; to which we refer the reader for
more general intor nation.


The worth Of the Brazilian vessels taken
on the Uruguay, by Admiral Brown, is esti-
mated at 5000, ,0c0; which is to be distributed
among the crews of the vessels composing
lis squadron.