Foreign Intelligence.

BUENOs AYREs.
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Our files of Buenos Ayres papers by the
Hope, are to the 18th March inclusive.
These papers confirm the verbal accounts
already published, that The Indians in the
neighborhood of Buenos Ayres had become
very troublesome. Various preparations
were in consequece made by the govern
ment to arrest the progress of the outrages.
In their first attack upon the Governor Of
Santa Fee, the Indians were completely
triumphant--but a paragraph in the Argus
of the 18th March states there is not the
least doubt that the mcasures adopted by
the authorizes would effectualy check
them. Some detail is given of the march
ing of the hussars, and of the local disposi-
ton of the government troops.


According to paragraph in the Argus
Of the same date, it would appear that the
fear of invasion by the Holy Alliance of
Europe had the effect Of exciting in the
minds of the people of Paraguay, Santa
Fee, Entire Rios. Corentes and Buenos
Ayres. the desire of again uniting them
selves as one family, for the purpose of re-
sisting any attempts to subjusate them.
They were proceeding to elect representa-
tive according to popuIation-the centre Of
union to be at Buenos Ayres. The same
course was about to be followed by the
Provinces of San Luis, Mendoza and San
Juan, who had fixed upon Tucuman as their
center.


One of the papers contains the result o!
an expedition which had been dispatched
by the government of Buenos Ayres IN
December last to the coast Of Patagonia
for the purpose of exploring the White
Bay (known also by the name of the Bay ol
Cables.) The mouth of this Bay lies be-
tween 50 and 40 degree of south latitude
and in abunt &c degree So minutes Of lon
gitude west from Greenwich--w which is a.
bout 8 degrees west of Bacnos Ayres
The bay embraces an extend OF about 90
geographical leagues, near the southern ex.
tretnity Of which is the river Colorado. II
exploring the various parts OF the bay, tht
commission acquired much Information
from the Indians, by whom they were treat.
ed in friendly manner They are caller


the Aucas Indians and live under the GOV
ernment Of negro Cac'Gua, with whom


the commission treated from the time o.


their arrival Il is added that the faciit,
offered by the ports in the White bay viii
enable the government of Buenos Ayre,
!; to put a speedy termination to the indiar
warfare, aud likewise add considerably t,


the territory Of that Proyincc.-Ba. amer.