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whole Of the battalion deserted. itteEscd =


This. the Legislature came to the resolution OF


posponng sine die the examination OF the Ioii-
sitution, thus sacrificing to. its resentment Tic


interest Of the nation


However, the Commissioner appointed 10 pre-


sent the Constitution to this province, IN ms re"


port to Congress ,he result OF his MISSION, says
.stbat whatever nav have been the motives that
induced the Legislature OF Mendoza to defer
the doubling of the number OF ITS members, ana
the examinations of the Constitution; and wiat-
ever may have been the legality OF this proceed


ing, it is satisfactory to him to be able to assure
the Congress, that it received his COMMISSION
in tlecorous and dignifcd manner; that 1t list
i encd to him with the attention due to the I'M


portance of the subject; that it made no kind OF
objection to the Constitutions; and that It IS TO DC
lhoped that when the number OF It's members Is
doubled, and it enters into its examination, u
will not hesitate to accept it, to be the faithfu
representative and depository of the confidence
of a province which, in most manifest manner,
has pronounced itself for its acceptance, and for
the establishment Of order, and the organisation
Of the country; province composed OF honest,
laborious and enlightened citizens, who, by ma
ture and conviction. dctest anarchy, as well as
provincial arbtrAriness, and long for liberal
| and lust government. There may he, he adds,
some few individuals who make a grunbhng up
position to the national chat actcr, but the gen
eral wish is uncqui, ocay decided; and he is
persuaded that the people Of Mendoza, the con-
! stant supporters Of national order III the most
sad embarrassing periods OF the revolution, viii
not belle Themselves when the honor and tate oi
the Republic are at stake


San Juon.-San Juan had admitted a
branch bank and was ENJOYING the blessings
Of peace and order, when Cniroga, thinking
that its example might open the eyes OF me
deudtd provinces which he keeps under iiis
tutelage, invaded it, and placed his brother
at the head Of its government. 1t now Bio4ns
under the yoke of this petty tyrant.


SantiGgo.-Ths province suffers the n o't
Illuminating degradation; IT'S c.oH anthori-
ties are rs Military commandarts. WaTta,
the governor. alleges no other reason for his
lawless proceedings, than Ills alliance with
Iu,Jos and Qurosa.


Y4r4,aaJ!-T Tucuman has made immense
sacrifices for the support Of the Nasiural
Government, bay AS Salta. which used TO AZ


ford il great assistance. is now occupid by
thc anlrchis.s. il is feared it, as wtll as Ca


tamarcn, viii fall prey TO these demons.
Risja. .-Ihr legislature Of this province


mas drrrccd crusade agaii st the enc


mics Of tie Catholic Religion. and charged
the carrying on The holy war to the yirtuous
Qui,oga.


\ Rate n Erciangc-On London 1Sd per dol
ll.r,-Ro laneiro, 100 rces do France, 2l5


centimcs do.-u States, 500 pr. 5000
! PuJlc Funds Bank Shares 10 per cent dis.
count. sig per cent stocks, 67 per cent.


SDccie --sNanish nied dollars, roo per ccnt.


Nationa Dollars, l92 lo.-Qparter Dollars, l9t
. do--Doubloons, si1-Coppcr, 75 per ccnt

It's said that Congress of Deputies from


thr dissdent pro, nCes is about TO assemble
at Cordova. VI this is effected the embar-
rAs>me,ts Of the Natiou 4 Government vii
be greatly increased. lfaving once estab.


lished a centre of power they will be able


TO carry on astive hostitics against Bueno!
9 AyrcS with cyery probability OF success


considering The powerful auxiliares they
= have called into their service, fanaticisI


and provincial prt judiccs. Fhcy Will be


come h iGghty and win agree to no other
!, teas cf accommodation than the dissolution
" of the Congress, and TIE resignation OF tht


present high authorities Of the Republic. =
y A storm is fast gathering, and will, ere long
i, discharge its fury with impetuosity; but W
! trust in the skill and experience of thus,
: who guide the helm of state, that they vii
= be able TO avert the impending danger.
!. The last mail from Chile has brought bn
o little intelligence oiimportance. The com
e m,ttce appointed by the Congress 70 repor
d upon the treaty Of aniity, alliance, commcrc
J. antl.navgatioa. concluded between the Gov
!, erumeut OF this Republic and that Of Chlt
+. had advised the House not to ratfy it. mt
4. the Argentine Government should be III
T. consolidated state. and could present sufli
J. cient guarantees for its fulE'ment on til


part Of each and every one OF the province
=, 4 motion had been made for dcferring til
ie discussion of the Constitution until the Pre-
ie vincal Legislatures shuuid give their opu
=, ions upon it.


= The campaign against the Indians ha
. been attended with success, the savage
:, baviag aeen completely routed; u gree
l., number of prisoners had been taken, an
:. among them the sister Of the famous pincht
IS ira


IA


of BANDA ORIENTAL.
. letter from Caneloncs states, that oil the St
pp inst the Bralilial.s made a sally out of Mon
a; Vidco, 10 the number Of 1900 men, and mairhe
n towards Pando, In consequence of this, Il
is provincial government, seated III Canelones, fca


,iy;. trNf tht.y lot+.