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LATER FROM BrESos AYREs-By the brig pbilip
Hone, Capt Mitchell, We are in receipt of Buenos
Ayrean papersup 10 the Sd July and on looking over
them we find the ollowing:--A Spanish frieate and
brig-oi-war arrived on the Both of June. having on
board Senor Cr-us, Spanish Charge Il. r.1faiyes for
Montevldeo, TO take measures TO prevent any diff
culnes between the Spanish residents and the Mon
tevidean Government IN OF block ade as there
exists no convention nor treaty Of peace between the
two nations. The Montevidean SQUADRON ON The
station had received orders that as soon "a the
Spanish men-oi.war should arrive, they should COM
municate with them and manifest TO them the dis
position OF the Argentine Republic 10 treat with he
nevoence and friendship the Spanish residents in
the confederation. "


BY the papers OF Montevideo of the 23J of June.
II appears that on the 10th the rumor circulated that
General Oribe was going TO attack the cty and thai
the residents made demand to Contu Amiral
Lame and the English Admiral for powder as theirs
was entirely exhausted. On the I7th. the Fulton
arrived, took her moorlngs at the Muee and land
ed quantity OF powder which was taken dlrectly 10
the city IN fishing boats. There was no powder 10
be sold IN the place, and if there had been the
government mas no money TO buy II with The
Buenos Ayrean papers speak very hard OF the inter
ference OF the French and English commanders
who, IN the mean time that they invoked neutrality
favored the Montevldeaus, refused 10 acknowledge
tne blockade, and mslntained armament excu.
slVely foreign ~ a hostile attitude, and have more
over landed troops and ammunitons Ia keep up the
civil war