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FRoN BuENos AYRES-By the arrival at Phila-
delPha Of the barque La Plata, the editors of the
United States Gazette have received letters and
papers to the sth August The Gazette saws


But liitlo doubt Is now entertained that war will
inevitably be declared on the part Of Buenos Ayrcs
against Brazil. The main cause Is the fact that
Brazil has more less interfered in the difficulties
between Montevideo and Buenos Ayres. Under
the Pretence Of facilitating the escape Of Brazilian
subjects from Montevideo, Brazil has increased her
naval force In the River la Plata TO such an ex-
tent TO cause the greatest jealousy the part Of
the Buenos Ayrcan Government. The pretenc.
that Brazil intends to land the Montevdean rebels
at point north Of Rio Janeiro, generally discre


dited; as the actual residence of General Paz .t
Rio, Is at utter variance with :hc Brazilian pro-
misses On the other hand, Brazil had in a semi
official paper, the 'Jornal do Conirnercio- reite-
rated her professions Of observing the strictest
neutrality Al Buenos Ayres the markets wer.
very much unsettled Small quantities OF -four. in
bond, brought s. So but transactions in Ameri-
can products could be effected to any extent One
benehciai arrangement, however for these products
was an order a; the Custom house. allowing Of the
reshiPmeet of all flour and wheat now in bond. in
vessels bound to Santa Fc, Enire-rios Parayuav
aud other ports IN the Oriental State not occnpied
by the enemy The newspapers contained Balle-
tins from the besieging army of daily descrtions
from the enemy's ranks; in one day, n Lieutenant
COLONEL, 8 officers and II privates deserted