New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-10
Important from Buenos Ayres.

lu'N ofifg acrnu 7. OF the success 20 nc bhchOs
ayrnan forces ia The North. in consequence VI
which great number 81 as-assinstions. estimated
At 2es or 80. had taken place ia the CITY OF
Buenos Ayres. These s.,A,siuaiions afc scarcely
alluded 10 IN the Bpcnos Ayfes papers. tor reason,
which must b. obyiou> u person, acquainted with
the condition OF The press their, and the ciroum.
sF"ctipn necessary To be exercised
some ~ our readers NAV need Ia De- inlsrmed
that the niarans ar' political party, ard
might with equal propriety he callrd Ccnlrahsts
being IN favor of Central instead Of Federal
Government.
Correspondence OF The Journal Of Commerce.
BVENoS AYsE,, April -. 1872
Tn Federal forcc- having completely mastered
and PM down thcir opponents, the tniiarian-. in
tie Provinces Of Santa Fc and Entire Rios. those
OF tseir party designated by the Others Masorca..
or. q. they call themselves Popular Society. pro-
ceodod to commit the most outraseou. and barha-
rous atrocities upon the Unitaran, or those whom
tAey choose To designate a. such. thar were living
IN the city. many Of whom were unoiiendins cii.
zens, and had never taken any part in polite. on
/ either side. The NaSorcas themselves. together
with some assas,ins. being OF the lowest class OF
the Gauchos, and others employed by them. began
the work ol nu'chery on the night OF the llrh OF
/ April. (bein- the anniversary of Gen. Rosa.s IN
staliatiou.) They were at FIST proving about
the streets during the nigh: in parties Of from
/ 10, sometimes attended by police cart. and some
TIMES on horseback Ii they met any OF thos,
they were looking for in the streets, they put
/ end - them al once by cutting their thrOat- and
/ THROWING. thoir bodies into the cart, which took
them out Ut the city. II they did not meet them
ia the streets. they would take them out OF their
houses. In TWO instances respectable persons
we're killed in presence If their families, while
sitting in their entries. In other cases when they
had no cart, they trailed the bodies gu The ground
with the asso, after their horses. In other. they
/ placed their victims their horses alive, and
took them n mile out OF the city, and there des-
patched them and threw their bodie, into bitches
or pits. sometimes leaving them in the open fields |
Some were taken alive to the Barracks and there
dr spaiched bat none that heard of were taken |
to the Police
Ga tho morning If the 18TH the heads of two |
persons were found hanging in TIE principal pub |
!lc beef market. having mad blue ribbons drawn
through tie nostril- and they continued there
until . O'Clock. These were seen by hundreds It
pcaPe. and by masters OF foreign vessels espe-
cally, who go there for marketing.
Neither the Police nor ary Of the Government
auih.utics took the least notice of these acts
watch were afterwards commltred in open day |
and all classes of citizens from OF the |
weal,hicst merchants down to the poorest me-
chanics.
On the 18th a respectable lawyer was killed by |
them in his office, situated in the public |
square, in front of the Police Office while writing |
at his desk, about o'cloco in the afternoon
Many of these a,,assinations were acts Of pri- |
ya,c vengeance aud there is no knowing to What |
lengths they might have gone even amorg them
selves, if il had not been known that some had
been Killed besides federai.ts. One. a barber,
was killed by a rival of his, and also a cartman
who had been employed in the work himself
Then, and not til then, did the Police make any
effort 20 stay the hand Of violence Last night.
different parties from the Police were patroling
the city, and to-day but two murders are spoken OF
a. having been committed during the whole night |
Furthermore, it i reported that decree from the
Governor himself is tn be soon published, in which |
b. j. SAID 10 express his a.toni-hment such pro-
ceedings that they entirely unauth orized b,
him ceusurng the chief OF the Police for not |
having reported them before, and ordering him
without delay 10 tahe such measures shall pu'
an entire stop 10 tine murders, and arrest all such
a. were suspected Of being the assa.sias.
These proceedings, 50 far, have been entirely
among the natives themselves The rights and
property OF foreigners have been respected, 80 Gar
a. have heard. except in one or two instances.
when they have either sccrctcd natives in then
HOUSES, assisted them ia escaping from the
shore OF board # vessels in the harbor Thi, had
become very difficult, as they wer' 50 many of me
Ms.orca. looking out for them about the Mole,
and who took TWO ont Of boats last evening.
decree was published about a fortnight ago,
opening the trade and communication with the III
terror provinces, but denying passports to all the
savage Unil.uans, and iorbiddiug them Ia leave
tn country. Some time since, by public de-
cree the whole of the property OF all the Omta-
risns (th- being at least one-haf the real estate
and cattle in the Province) was declared to bc cor
iscatee tor the u-o ut the Government; aud ,evc-
raj houses IN the ciN bad been sold at public auc
ton hy order IT the Government. it being az
nounced n the same time tina, they belonged Ia the
savage Unnsrans. \ great proportion oi tie Is
taHcia, (catte farms in the Province, are already
yh.rse Of person. appointed by the Government,
which was then using the cattle tor the maiatr-
nance Of the troops, and also many of he
houses OF lhe unitarians in the city Tor bauacS,
jhey required
The Uniurans were escaping 10 Monte Niaco
and cl,ewherc. many OF them could. Thu
week over 80 got III ia oue foreign merchant ye..
81. Others were seeking such protection a they
could get. from iorei gucrs ia the city by secretne
themselves IN their houses. Their courage and |
spirit seem 10 be entirely broken down. and al |
though many of them were vel supplied with |
arms, we have not heard of Jingle instance o
Any oae Of them having made the least r. ,istancc
They have suffered themseiyc- to be- dragged ont |
OF their own houses. led Of AID bltchered like 50
many sheep; and although probably from 200 to |
300 OF them have been despatched within the ia.
ten days. not over 100 Ma.orca,, it Is supposed |
have been employed IN the work.
J Theodore Ciark's Fash enable Hat f'staDls
meni. corner OF Pearl and tiattansirt'i, ms W
known store Of more than 81 yrars standing h's"' a.,
newspaper pIihug rrromn4c-d ~ pnbH, hnt..-
&. simply shes ny ihaf b. : now a. NE ~,
unie, pr pared with in .t,rk - ne nes' .rr W