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BY the arrival at Baltimore on Saturday
last of the fast sailing brig Noble, Captain
Staples, III the remarkably short passage of
thirty-sx days from Buenos Ayres, Mr.. d.
Shute came passenger and has furnished pa
pers TO the lst of July inclusive, which COM
nlunicate the melancholy intelligence of the
death of the Hon. CESAR A. RODNEY,
the American Minister at Bucnos Ayres
He died suddenly ON the 10th of June, at
six in the morning, and was buried with ap-
propriate marks of respect on the following
day. His family were to take passage for
Philadelphia ON board the brig America,
Captain Neal, to sail in a few days after the
Noble. The BuenosAyrean Mercantile which
announced the death of Mr.. Il. is clothed in
the emblems of mourning


The Argos of 10Th June (received at the
office of the Baltimore Federal Gazctte,D
says, that Mr.. {. A. Rodney, Minister Pleni-
potcntiary of the United States, and our most
distinguished friend, died in this city on the
10th inst. at six O'Clock in the morning is
our duty to manifest, as it has been evinced
by the whole city, the grief which is felt for
this lamentable occurrence, and to acknowl-
edge the manner with which the govern
ing decree:


BUENos AYREs, 10th June, 1894.


"The death of Mr.. G.. A. RODNEY,
Minister Plcnipotentiary of tho United States
has excited in the government OF Bucnos
Ayres, all the grief which the loss of so dis
tinguished citizen must be to his country.
TO America he was the most jealous de-
fender of her rights-He was especially at
tached to the Provinces of Plata
in consequence of this the Government be-
ing anxious of testifying the public sentiment
and the gratitude with which it is inspired
for his virtues-it has dccrced,


First, That A sEPuLcHRAL MONUMENT
shall be erected at the expense OF the Co
vcrnmcnt, where the remains of the Honor
able CESAR A. RODNEY shall be de-
posite |, as memorial of gratitude.


Second-The expense of the Monument
shall be paid from the funds appropriated
for the contingent expenses of the Govern
ment.


Third-Let orders for the fulhlment Of
this decree be given, and let it be recorded
in the official Register


(Signed) HERAS."