latest from Bucnus Ayrcs.
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latest from Bucncs Ayrcs.


The ship Panther arrived at Providence,
on Friday, from Buenos Ayres, bringing ad-
vices to the latter part of July. The fellow
ing is an extract of letter to the Editor Of
the Providence Patriot.


"BUENos AyREs, July u, 1925.


"The war of the Patriots, Oh the Banda
Oriental, against the lmperialists, is carried
on with success. The forces Of the former
are stated at 5000, and of theBra2ians 1000,
but of the latter there are 1900 kept for
the protection of Montcvideo and more gen
orally the Patriots are stronger in the coun-
try, where they daily gain new advantages.
BY the last accounts, a detachment OF 500,
from the corps commanded br the Imperial
General Abrcu, had been 50 completely de-
1eated 5y the Patriots, that oaly o7 men re-
joined the main body.


The Patriots had drawn line round the
city of Montevideo, and established Custom
House at Carcloncs, where every article of
produce or merchandise, passing in or out
OF the city, had to pay duties They had
established government at he village Of
FLORIDA, and deputies from it toshe Congress
Of the United Prov inces, had arrived at Buc-
nos Ayres, asking their aid ard protection.
This circumstance, the news It a corps of
Bra2ilians having invaded the provinces of
Chiquitos in Upper Peru, and the station
OF the Brazilian squadron, III tht outer roads
of Buenos Ayrcs, had so inhanrd the pub
lie mind and the Congress, that, (some time
previous to the sailing Of the psnther,) the
Congress seemed ready to declar6war, even
in opposition to the Executive othe Unit
ed Provinces. vested in the government
OF the Province of Bucnos Ayres, when he
gave in its resignation as Execute Of the
United Provinces; as under the present. cir
cumstances ofthc country no longelcompat-
able with the interest of their own Province.


This event which would have THROWN the
nation in state of anarchy, indeed the
Congress net to admit the resignation, and
quoted III measure, the oppositin which
had drawn the Executive government to an
account for their inactivity in preIaring for
war, notwithstanding that the Congress- had
as yet provided no national means rcsour-
ces, bat that the Province of Bueno Ayres
had to provide for every thing. w a re-
cent resolve OF the Legislature Of tie PROV
ince, the Government had been authorized
toapply to national purposes, S50C00O out
OF the provincial treasury, and ito supply
1900 men ordered by Congress to b, placed
on the Nruguoy, until the other povinces
might furnish their quota. No otheichange
IN Government had consequently taken
place but that Of d. Marcos Balcare tax
ing the situation Of minister OF war instead
of ID. la Cruz.


~ is generally expected that tlr gov
erhhent OF buenos Ayres would try pre-
vent war with the Imperial Government
Oh nfallls until they could form a iuction
with Zen Bolivar known to be on thercad
10 the Upper Provinces. Gen. A;ear.
,ate Minister to the United States, hat left
haenos Ayres, early in July, on a mission
10 him, and by letters dated early in me
II appeared that Gen. Sucrc had left tbe-
qultos on the 31st May, to meet him ol-
vary near that city, where Conrrcs of
the four Provinces Of Peru were alst to
,neet, By the same mail, news was bro,rh,
'hat ehe division OF troops detached bv III
ere C, against the Brazilians, who had invaed
Cnequltes, had arrived near Santa Cruz.
.Whcn the Brazilian squadron first arriyd.
- was confidently expected that war void
.aAe p'ace immediately. But correspoll.


~ commenced between Admiral Lol,s
%: s,u ,he government of Buenos Ayres. II
winch the Admiral required an exnl,nat;n
relative to the insurrection Of tbr pann
NNNh piOihDtCtl NY Il DO(lV
men from Buenos Ayres--and resneci;,r
me abuse of the Imperial Government b
ne Pupic prints. On the Minister reou,
Ing 20 see the Admiral's credentials. he ac
;nnoWieased ;ns ne had none, except a letter {
"''iuceioh.-)n which the Minister refuse
s,;,,' y, INTO any diplomatic correspondence
"n hiii'' as uerogatory to his governmen
os hNe any explanation to the commando
Ian ~ ah armed force, appearing in a hostile am
ass eaeeehihg aes,g atutude--but repclled the char
sv; ist;om o, t tne misunderstanding that the re
,..loh between the two governments woul
,n npsar from the results, of the mission whicl
ral Ia,a ',u ne sent to Rio laneiro The ADM
a, hn, aenled ;el that he appeared in hostility
stat;on ;me''aased his determination to keep hi
to aloh, ,,, TO prevent.their furnishing SUPPLE
me Ine ratriots of the Banda Oriental.


incrms; lnaians have recently made anothe
hnt hsurslon hsl, INTO the province of B,enos Avres
Ssva s. naa been defeated with considerable loss
tnrs1iralNessels tnr.i with cmigrants for aprcul
at Ru.aa sna mining purposes, had arrive,
~ '"uehos Ayrcs from England, A comma