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DELAWARE REGISTER.

Thursday, July 81, 1926.
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Notwithstanding the repeated cautions
which have been given by the public prints
in this Borough, to persons, to drink moder-
ately of cold water, when in heat, vet so
indcscrcet arc some when they get Z. cup of
this alluring beverage to their lips, although
they have every reason to believe that a
too free indulgence of their incllratons to
drink, must be productive Of the most fatal
consequences, they will, notwithstanding,
in violation Of every consideration drink their
full, let follow what may.


Yesterday as an industrious labourin5 man,
IN the employ of Mcssrs. Cochran & Adams,
Tallow Chambers, was wheeling his bar
row through our streets, oppressed with ia
tiguc and excessive heat, he, to slake a
Grazing thirst, excited by the above causes.
took hearty drink of cold water--thc con-
sequence may readily be imagined; he sur
yivcd the imprudent act but few minutes.


By the ship Othello, Capt. Allen, arrived
at New York, from Is. Ayres, as stated III
our last, we have received from our corres-
pontent at the latter place, files Of the " Ar
gos dc Bucnos A<es" Of the 9th and 9th
May.


A friend has politely examined the con-
tents Of these papers, but informs Us they
contain but little ofimportancc or interest to
the American reader, being principally fill
cd With bulletins and despaches, detailing
the operations ofthc army under Gen, ,ucrc,
in Upper Peru.


The following extract OF a letter to tho
Editors of this paper from all American
Gentleman at B. hyres containing iuforma-
ton relative to recent events which have
transpircd in that quarter, will be read with
interest. -


Bueaos tyres, III ii 1925.
A few restless and daring lgEenturcrs who
have been cxilcd from Monte Nideo, since
Gen. Lecor the last time took possession Of
the place, left this city, and entered the
Banda Oriental through Entire Rios, aid
have been sinsularly successful in their at
tempt to revolutionize that Province for the
expulsion of the Brazilans.


The detection of FRUITS Rivcro, was a
fortunate event for LupaAya and has most
astonishingly advanced the cause. He had
previously the full confidence OF General
Lccor, who placed him in the interior with
a considerable force, and made him military
governor Of all the country, the story OF his
having received biibc Of S6o, 900. is GER
tainly unworthy of credit. Lecor is in Mon
te Vidco with but small garrison Of men.
At the last dates 4th May, the Patriot forces
were moving towards that place, about II
miles distant, and the siege was expected to
commence the next day.


Ere this comes to hand, you will have re-
ceiycd the important intelligence OF Gene
raj Sucrc having destroyed the last remnant
of the Spanish forces, and killed their Gen
eral Olaneta. The event has eccasoned,
here, very great rcjoicinss.


A most glaring outrage of the freedom OF
election, lately took place at Cordova. Mar
tiuez was elected governor by the people, but
the soldicry proclaimed and maintained Bas-
tos, and, it is said, even fired uponthc friends
of Martinez The circumstance occasloned
considerable excitement. The Congress
expressed their disapprobation OF the pro-
ceedings, Rustos, however, Is stils support
ed.


These Provinces have not yet succeeded
in forming complete federation. lhey
are still without federal constitution, but
the representatives have met here in gen
eral Congress, and it is a subject which now
almost exclusively occupies their attention.
The National Executive Power, for the
present, is lodged i'll the same hands which
administer that of this Province.


Learning, here, is greatly encouraged'
Schools are established and supported BY
the Government in every part OF the city