The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10

LATEST PROM BUENos AyREs AND MoNTEvIDEo.-
The fast sailing bar9ue Madonna, Capt Wise, ar
rived here yesterday from Buenos Ayres and Monte
video BY her we have received files of papers 10
the llth March from the former, and to the 10Th
from the latter. We make few extracts from the
lei Macdonald of the 18th March. On the reap
pearance of Admiral Brown with the Buenos Ayrean
squadron off Monteyideo, that paper breaks out in
this language : f-a..fo
The pirate Brown returned on Saturday to nfest
the waters OF port with his deestable presence
he has with him only five armed gallies, and his OBJ
ect is to have us do Just damage enough 10 them TO
make it pretext to return TO Buenos Ayres, that he
and his friends may make fortunes out OF it. Brown
makes thousand dollars by every gun he fires
This is his old plan OF operations, because it il well
known that the administration of the cut-throat
has deserted the of liberty to that Ct
common hangman.
son Saturday oflast week the Brigadier General
American Independence, left the Colorado for the
liberating army Of reserve, accompanied by large
concoursc Of citizens and patriot officers"
The following, being part OF the address Of Gen
specimen of the ephets these valorous soldiers use
towards one another
Fellow Soldiers: The cause which We defend is
the cause Of God and our country, and which is al
pious Rosas) wishes the destruction of our
holy religion and OF the whole Republic. The tyrant
Rosas would soon shcw YOU the fate that would be ia
you, IT. by any chance, you should fall in the clutches
Il
by any casualty you fall in his power, even contrary
to his solemn promises, you would inevitably be-
come the prey Of the assassin's knife.
May blood flow in torrents till this barbarous,
teroclOus, savage Rosas OF Infamous memory
shall humanzc himself! ~. S. Gazette
An lrEM FROM MExIco.--A gentleman who ar
rived here yesterday from Tampico. says consd-
cradle body Of troops lately marched from the State
OF Tamaulipas toward the frontier OF Texas. lie
some OF the battatlons and thought they looked
markably well-N. o. Courier. Awa@.
YucArAS.-The people of Yucatan are very much
divided upon the question Of their relations TO
Mexico, the impression being that articles of agree
ment binding iucatan 10 furnish money TO Texas TO
carry on war against Mexico, would be rescinded.
Santa Annals partlzans were confident Of this re-
suit, while those In favor Of the separate indepen-
dence of fucatan are said TO be wavcring and in
fear
TORNADO IN Nkw JEnsEY.--A tornado visited
Newton and ITS vicinity on Tuesday Of last week.
The Register saye:--" On Tuesday afternoon last
a storm Of wind and rain, accompanied by light
ming, swept across this region OF country with great
violence II was OF short duration, but left many
traces OF its progress. About mile west Of this
village the risc of tornado was first discemcd
which, passing in a northe asterly direction, swept
over the farms of J. Dazely, A. Petit, d. Ryerson,
J. Dunn, G. Green, J. Warbase, &c, Frustrating
fences, trees and outhouses, and occaeioning much
other damage. Part Of the roof of Ryerson's house
Occupied by j. II. MaIn) was blown oil, and car
ried about two hundred yards son Off Dazrlv
had an arm broken, and was otherwise injured. by
the falling of tree. An old house on Mrs Green's
farm was much shattered, some of the weather
boards being torn off and lodged half mile distant
The barn of Mr.. Petit was blown down. and VIC
note IT as very remarkable, that although man
and three horses il nj the time they all es-
capped uninjured. The track of the tornado was
from three TO five hundred Yards in width and
some five or six miles in length.
similar tornado was felt about seven miles
south OF Newton, on the same afternoon, producing
a like effect upon fences, orchards &c. Among
the sufferers we have heard the names of NJ. Kish-
paugh, j. V. Vansyckc and ]. Durham"
TuE LAT: RAINS must have been unusually heavy.
The streams were SO much swollen as 10 prevent
the passage Of the mail stages for Winchester
and Warenton, only three miles out from Alexan-
dra, d. &.
We understand. on Tuesday morning, the Anna
polls mail was also arrested AT Queen Anne, by the
overflow Of the Patuxcnt river at that point -
Throughout the whole country, especially in the
Southern States, the high flow Of the water courses.
and destruction Of bridges, have been unparalleled
during the season Just past AT some places in Ala
bama Postmasters have reported failures for !,
month together. all owing 10 high water. and de.
sri,ction Of bridges Where these impedimcnts
have not presented themselves. the season. Tor
months, has been so open to present 10 The uro
gTess OF the mails the interruption which us,inllv
occurs only for few weeks at the breaking nm II
frost on the opening Of srrine - yfodjsouion