Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
Iron our Evening Ediuen.l
1PThe Fever at Charleston is abating,

LATEST FROM BUENos AYREs AND MoNrKvIDEo.-
BY the Br. bark Active, Capt Phillips, we have bas
nos Ayres papers to the 2lst Of July, beisg several
weeks later than before received.
After The defeat ofthe government troops OF Monte
vdeo on the 5th June commission appointed or
the part of Oribe President of the Republic, TO trea
with the leader of the Insurgents Gen. Frucuoso Ri
vera with view the restoration Of peace. The em
bassy however appears to have been unsuccessful fol
Capt Phillips informs that when he left Montevideo
the nsurgent army $500 strong within one mile
OF the city. Business at a complete stand the IN
habtants being all under arms, and omenty expect
ing attack The town of Colonia had caPitalated
Mr.. Robert M Hamilton had been accredited as u ,.
Consul at Montevideo.
There were no foreign merchant vessels at Buenos
Ayres, July 2ls,. The Am. Dark Chalcedony, Upton
from Salem arrived before the port on the 18th bat
was ordered off by the bockadug squadron, and return
ed to Monievdeo.
On the 10Th Commodore Nicholson, of the u S. ship
Independence visited the French brig Of war Das sa
(Commodore's ship under salute from that vessel of
10 guns which returned by the United States schr.
brig Dolphin withll. Commodore Nicholson and some
of his officers afterwards dined or board H. B. M.
sieop Electra.
The weather at B. Ayres had been extremely warm
for the season, being the middle Of winter.
Nothing special had occurred in regard the block.
ade.
BuESos AYRKs AND PEnU.-Buesos Ayres, july Z.
Intelligence has been received from the head quar-
tiers Of the Argentine Confederate armv dated I'd ut
As was anticipated, General Brauns preclpltate re.
treat had been highly disastrous TO him. His shat
tered forces did halt till they had reganed the fast
of their native mountains in the interior OF Bo
hvia. IL the meantime, the advanced guard of the
Argentine army, VIGOROUSLY pushing forward had
entered the territory OF Tar ia and was only two days
march from the capital of that Province which il
was intended 10 occupy, and threaten the frontiers
OF Chuqusaca. The Indians of the seven towns Of
luruyo whose favorable disposition towards the
ArgentHes was always counted upon, had declared
their decided adhesion and made proffer of their SER
vices. A great drought had been experienced in Bo.
lvia from which famine was TO be apprehended. as
the province of Chicas where the best pastures in
the country situated, the cattle was pershing in
considerable numbers. General Santa Cruz, who had
come person TO the army, in order TO give an i'm
pulse operations had The necassify af gid
Jag over its fatal retreat. He accordingly Issued
decree Ia which, stating that the campaign was at an
end, and that the army had covered itself with glory
in securing the frontiers Of the country against any
future inroad he awards a medal TO the soldiers for
their "valor and constancy."
Buenos Ayres July 2l-News to the 10Th ult. has
been received from the head quarters OF the Argentine
Confederate army. Phe advanced guard under Gen.
Gregoro Paz had met with complete success in their
Operations in the province of Tarja, nearly all of
which was in Their possession.-The Bolivian Cover
nor Dorado had hsd, and whole squadron Of Boil
van cavalry with their Commander had come over
10 the Argentine forces TO whose standard the people
were focking from all quarters.
BuEsos AYREs PRICES July 2l-spanish Doubloons l4
lag collars each PATRIOT Desboons l4o Spanish Dot
Rio Jsneiro S Exchange the United States none;
Hides 81 81 dollars pssada; 90 country y Ni
de- sailed % IS do horse 10 Nura Skins q 1t per
doz; Chinchli SKINS IS 81 per dozen; Wool commen
per srba sheepkin per dozen 10 10 per 10; Caskins
per doren "a Flour North American, Hsne; Ball. on
board none.