ioieiiifg, fer which considerable prepara- tlons are making.

 '.The present government being merely proyisional,a as amatter of course will cease on the assembling of the Le- gislative body, the members of which are to be elected fifteen days after the 18th. Every exertion is making by tie existing parties to secure a majority. L.aYalleia may be considered as the head one, and will no doubt have the support ol the towns. Rivera heads the other, and counts on his influence ,ssitt!l v itt!!l the inhabitants of the open coun- try. Itremains to be seen how the mi nority will submit to the re5ult-it IS much to be feared that 1t may give rise to further difficulties. So far as l am capable of judging, it will be an untof- tunate thing for the country, if EaValle- jj.t should succeed. man capable of doing what he has done, Is in my opin- ionmost unit to be at the head of go yernment which is 10 have so powerful aninhuenee in the future prosperity of a new states

 "Buenos Ayqes still continues in the same state. By most people, war be- tween that province and that of Cordo- Va is considered inevitable, although some are of opinion that a reconcilia- ton will be amicably effected. Every preparationhas been made by both par ties, in anticipation of a contest; and should it ttake place, it may no doubt be considered as final one between the parties that have so long agitated that Republic. IN !. Doily -ad0.