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DELAWARE REGISTER.

Thursday, Oct. 90, 1925.
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We have been politely fovored with pc
I,sa, Of letter from Buenos Ayres, dated
knrust 1st., 1925, which contains some in
Ieresting items OF news which we give to
ar readers. The political state Of affairs
&c still unsettled at Bucnos Ayres. In
roportion as Il prospect Of war increased


tween that government and Brazil, pub


cred;t was affected and the concerns OF


hlic creditors excited. Notwithstanding


Brazilian fleet was still lying oil the city.


crhauling all vessels which went in and


+ and occasionally startling the inhabi-


nts with their " great guns, they had not
k.IImmcnccd any hostility, nor pretended e
en- to an open blockade. The writer states
hat Gen. Sucre had detached 4cco men to
&riye the Brazilians from Chiquitos, and it
Was hoped that the dark cloud which had
been lowering around them, would socn blow
sbver.


Woodbinc Parish, Esq, his Britanic Ma
fcsty's Consul General at Buenos Ayrss
Ehas been appointed Charge des Aiiaires o.
|the same, near that Government.