The Buenos Ayres papers, ...
The Buenos Aijres papers, which supplied the above in- telligence, contain also some interesting statements re- specting the two Spanish parties in Peru. It is said that there is no chance of any permanent agreement between tie Liberals and the Serviles. A very extraordinary plan is attributed to the foriner ; and wvith a view to its execu- tion, Gcneral LA SERNA is alleged to be negotiating for the purclhase of ships of war in forcign countries. The Spanish Constitutional Conlsul at Rio de Janeiro, it scems, einploys hirnself in collecting there, and forwarditig to Peru, all the unfortunate Spanish exiles who reach Brazil. InMiarch last, he despatched to Peru a number of these adventur- ers, preceded by Senor PA2nDO, one of the Miinisters under the Cortes, who, it is supposed, is to actas assessor to General LA SERNA. It is also sai(d that Senor PA ND0 carries with) him a representation from the Deputies of the Spanish Cortes, soliciting of LA SERNA\ an asyluTn for themselves an(1 the Constitution, and( proposing a plan for so overaw- ing FERDINAND from Peru, as to check him in his iifatu- ated career in the Peninsula. WVhatever may be thouglht of the reality ef this project, the Editor of the Buenos Ayres paper is of opinion that the intrigues wlich are going on will prove favourable to the cause of in- d(ependneice. Though LA SERNA should( refuse to be embarrassedl with such a plot, he will be glad to receive the Constitutionalists, that he may have their as- aistance in promoting his own views; while, on the other hand, OLANETA, knowing them to be his irreconcileable enemies. must wish to expel them. For these reasons it is Concluded, tlhat at all events the two parties cannot fail to come to blows. The aceounts from Brazil have occasionally alltded to the unpopularity of the Emperor Pan o. It appears from theBuenos Ayres journals, that very considerable discontent prevailed at Rio de Janeiro: they contain papers addressedl to the army and the people, whichl were circulated at the very time the last Constitutional plan was published. These papers breathe nothingbbut hostility to Don PEDRO, who is charged with maintaining a secret understanding with the IPort-Lguese Government. He is styled a perjured tyrant, and the people are called upon to expel him, and save their country from slavery.