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suffered. succeeded in joining them, but
the dull sailing of the gun boats, ana the ne
eessity Of protecting them, compelled me
to another attack, which began at S o'clock.
In this the Congreso consth'.yente assisted
me, because as lie passed my stern, l re-
preached him for his former conduct.


During this. tie gun boats had an oppor-
tunity to move off; but the brigs and schoon-
er made ussof the same prudence as be-
fcrc., At the enemy stood out, and
steered fcrsBuenos Ayres. lie was certain
ly somewhat crippled, in spite OF the su
perorisy of force with which he had fought
us.


Our misfortune consisted in one marine
killed, four Sailors wounded, and some little
damage to the ship and rigging. But the
greatest misfortune that feel, is the not
taking any of the enemy's vessels ; and
this arose from my being abandoned in both
attacks.


recommend, for their heroic conduct,
the Commandant and officers of my ship, the
officers of marines, the surgeons, 1st and I'd,
and all the crew and garrison of this vessel.


God preserve you many years.
! (Signed) w. BROWN.


Organization offhe nc,o and permanent Nationa
| Erecnftre.


| Yesterday, at q quarter past one, i. NJ, the
National Constituent Congress placed the charge
of the State into tho hands OF its first President


Don Benardino Rivadayia. a crowd OF citizens


even greater than at his election, the day preced


ing, occupied the galleries Of the House of Rep


resentatives The Session was opened at the


moment of the arrival OF the new President, wht
had left the Fort at one o'clock, accompanied b,


the Ministers of State of the former Government


the Generals and Chiefs of the army, the Civi


Authorities, the Diplomatic Corps, &C., and {


numerous procession of distinguished citizens
His Exccllency took scat to the right of th'
President Of the Congress, and after having tax


en- the oath of the law, pronounced an eloqncn
+ discourse, full of profound ideas that, from thi


timc mark the course that should conduct th
nation to the solid enjoyment of social order, ant


a speedy and glorious termination OF the prescn


war This harangue was answered by shor
discourse from the President of Congress, assur
!. ing of the high and founded hopes the Nation
in the talents integrity and patriotism ofthc cit
izen to whom they had just confded the ard''
Gus charge of directing it. The Session immc
diatey arose, and II E. set out for the Fort, &C
, companied by an immense crowd of people
. whose mutual solicitations were the most SINGER
and expressive. At his arrival he was salutc'
: with general discharge from all the batteries o
: shore, and from all the vessels of the Nationa
: Squadron. May the President Of the Republi
s be able to make her as happy gs are iavourabl
the auspices under which he takes charge G
of the helm of State.-Iic goes on the wings c
the good opinion md the hopes Of his fellow eli


izens.