IMPORTANT FROM BUENos AYREs.
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We hayr received from our Correspondent at
Buenos Ayres, files OF the "American" and
"Britsh Packet" up to the 2lst April, from
which extracts shall be given next week.


On the 9TH March, Brazilian squadron con-
sisting of four vessels Of war manned with 654
men, attacked the small establishment OF Pata-
gonas, but were repellcd with the loss OF three
of their vessels captured and the fourth got a.
ground and VENT pieces, and about 10 Of her
crew ipershed. of the vessels captured, one
mouated twenty guns, and the others three guns
each


Extract of letter from a Correspondent Of the


Witmingtonian, dated Buenos tyres, '1Prt1 ~


1927.


Mr.. Manuel Jose Gai cia, the ex-Secretary
of State, left here this morning in the British
packet for Rio, where he gees fully authorls-
ed and empowered to open negotiations OF
peace with the Brazilian Emperor. MIR. &. is
known to be the devoted tool Of the English,
who, under the pretext of mediating, are so
actively intriguing in this question for their
own final interest-and his appointment OH
this mission is, for them, first sreattriumph
in the progress Of their work. The basis OF
this epociation--dictated by Lord Ponsonby


is known with tolerable certainty to be
the fayorte project SO long cherished by the
English, viz: mutual evacuation OF the DIS
uuted territory, Banda Oriental, which is to
be erected into an independent Government
and Of which independence Great britain IS
to be the guardian. That Independence,
therefore, cannot be other than purely nom
ina,: because, by assuming the guaranty OF
it. England obtains there an indirect Intu-
ence of a character so powerful as will be
,antamount to actual sovereignty. 1t is even
e,id that three British Commissioners Will
be appointed to reside near, COUNSEL ana d.
r,ct the feeble and infant Government.
Numbers of British merchants have gone o.
yer from this place, and others have sent a
gents, with the object of making large pur-
chases Of land in that beautiful PROVINCE
now so clearly destined TO become mere
Colony Of Britain. Montevideo will be es-
,ablished free port; and the rival COM
merce of that place must bring Buenos Ay-
res and the Occidental country to compara-
tive ruin.


To the humiliating proposals which Mr.
Garcia is authorised to make, the Executive
now 6nds itself reduced by the disunited
state OF the Republic, throughout winch
civil war RACES, which assumes each day an
aspect more and more alarming The opPo'
sitlon party, dcnominated federalisfs, persist
in rejecting the Constitution, which eatao'
fishes the system of unity or consolidated
firm framed and sanctioned by the Genera
Conyress-and are clamourous for the Jede'
yal system. They have collected consid
cradle body of troops in the Interior whici
have obtained various successes over th'
forces sent against them by the general 60
v.rnmeut. Some Of the leading provinces
have actually declared war in q lorna
manner against the capital-are organizing
Federal Congress at the city OF San Juan
, in the Province of that name, where the.
invite all the Provinces to meet them' tor III
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