LATEST FROM BULNOs AYREs.
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The ship Panther, arrived at Providence on Fri
day, from Buenos Ayres, bringing adviees to the
latter part of July The following is an extract Of
letter to the Editor of the Providence Patriot.


Buenos .9yres. July q, 1926.


"The war Of the Patriots, on the Banda Oriental,
against the Impcriasts, is carried with success.
The forces of the former are stated at 5000, and oil
the Brazilians 4000 men but OF the latter there are
1900 kept for the protection OF hontevldeo, and
more generally The Patriots stronger in the coun-
try, where they gain daily new advantages. by the
last accounts, detachment OF 500, from the corps
commanded by the Imperial General Abreu, had
been so completely defeated by the Patriots, that
only 27 men rejoned The main body.


The Patriots had drawn line round the city OF
Montevideo, and established CustomH House at
Careones, where every article OF produce or mer-
chandize passing in out OF the city, had to pay
duties. They had established government at the
village of Florida and Deputies from it to the Con-
gress OF the United Provinces, had arrvedat Buenos
Ayres. asking their cid and protection.


BY recent resolve OF the Legislature OF the pro-
vince, the Government had been authorized to ap-
ply TO national purposes, S500,000 out oil The pro-
vincia treasury, and TO supply 800 men ordered by
Congress to be placed on the Wruguoy, until the
other provinces might furnish their quota. No
other charge in government had consequently taken
place but that of d. Marcos Bacaree taking the
situation of minister of war instead OF d La Cruz


The Indians had recently made another incurson
into the province OF Buenos Ayres, bui had been de-
eated with considerable loss. Several vessels with
emigrants for agricultural and mining purposes, had
arrived at Buenos Ayres from England. a com
pany Of merchants had applied for CHARTER and
privileges to enlarge the port of Epsenada, to make
navigabe canal from thence to the city Of Buenos
Ayres and to construct dock.