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lnglancing over the files of Buenos Ayrcs
papers alluded to in our last, we have found
few interesting articles relating to that
portion OF our continent, which we give be-
low.


Another revolutionary movement took
place at Santiago, in Chill, short time since.
in an attempt of the military, headed by
that restless and dangerous man CAMPING,
to dissolve the sitting Of the Sovereign Con
gress and to abolish the Eatanco. For this
purpose the troops were formed in front of
the Congress Hall, and some muskets were
discharged, but without effect, and the Con
gress merely suspended its sitting. in the
meanwhile, CAMPING took possession OF the
Government House, imprisoned the Secreta-
ry of Foreign Relations and the Chief Of the
E.stanco, and proclaimed himself President
of the Republic. Negotiations then COM
mcncca between him and the Congress, but
before coming to any conclusion, the troops
deserted him, and he and his principal ad-
herents were thrown into prison. 1t is thus
that the rcpose of Chill is continually dis
turbed by the different factions that alter
nately distract her Councils, and hold in
check any considerable improvement in her
institutions.


he deputies who were sent by the gov
ernment OF Buenos Ayres to present the
constitution to the dissident provinces, have


been unsuccessful in their mission; and
/ with the exception OF one or two, had re.