The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-28

TIVE DAYS LATER FROM bUkNos AYREs In
some way we have received the British Packer OF
the 18th of October.
That paper is rather severe spon Capt Voorhees,
for his seizure of the Argentine squadron, but gives
no additional facts.
| From the Buenos Ayrss Packet Oct. ls1
The accounts from Montevideo. regards the condi
ton Of the inhabitants, most hearrending. and the
ladies and children who have latterly arrived
port alter having endured every privaton rather than
abandon home, sweet home" Montevideo is now re-
duced BY the continued emigration Of civilians and the
constant desertion Of the military to such melancholy
situation that 1t only presents
| Thin streets and foreign aspects. such as must
Too often remind her OF who and what enthras"
The political is daily becoming desperate,
from the dscord that prevails among the rebel rulers
The authority of Flores, or rather Of Melchor obes
whose tool he 10, is paramount, and, not content
with the dismissal Of Lamas is said that this up
start insists upon the removal Of vaquez and OF the
mock President himself in order to make for mi
| ltary government" suited TO the circumstances.
10 the meantime, the foreign commanders who have
cities Of which their fellow connrynsn have been vic
tins are beginning to arouse from their apathy ADM
Grsnfe Of the Brsslian Navy, has lately resented
in efrctun manner objectionable insult offered to
the Imperial fag threatening to take Rat Island unless
he obtained ample satisfaction, which at last reuc
family given by the intrusive authorities hope 10 en-
tertaned that this example will be followed by the French
Admiral and the Sandman commander, number Of
whose pacific country in the outskirts OF M0ntevideo
butchered in the most inhuman manner by Flores
in his late foraying sortis from the Cerroand which
achievement was celebrated in Montevideo with the most
barefaced eGrontsry as triumph over the bssieging
| army
| The Austrian brig Restaurador Rosas, has been
| purchased by the Government OF Buenos Ayres !;
she is a most superb vessel and quite nsw, havine
been built for man OF war She 10 to mount ~
long 81 Founders and will bear the fl ig OF Admiral
| Brown. The admiral went on board on Thursday
to prepare her for service, tor which she will be
| ready in a few days.
OPTICAL DocUMRNrs -Buenos Ayres, Sept g.
| 1874 The Government OF Buenos Ayres, &c. has
| ordered and decreed. Art. l. Mr.. Fnz Henry Ho-
mer is appointed consul OF the Republic, in Boston,
North America. 2 Let this be published
RosAs.
FELIPE ARANA.
| There were seventy merchant vessels at Buenos
Ayres on the 18th, thirteen of which were Amerl-
can.
BuKsos AyHEs MARxEr, Oct Io-Doubloons, Spanish
$2l7 aIs each; do Patriot $alo 2l6A do; Plata
Patriot and si ls3 do; Six cent stock
50 q do per cent; Exchange on England 81 IS 1916
per Ct prem DO Monssyidso o. is, do Uned
States, Is IA per dol; Hides Ok for England and
90 % s d.
AZ % dol do horse Is 10 do each Calf skins so 50
eesada sheep skins common a4a 40 pr doz do 6ne a
tria skins. dopr 10; Chnch skins, so 50 dol pr
dozen; Horse hair short 81 SO dol arroba do mixed
"a 50 dol do p,cfsd 40 a do; do shorn from skins ii
4a do mestIs dirty ~ 80 do; Taow pure, IS 20 do
SS sS do with ls s = do !srhso
sand do OK, 500 400 do; Shin bones so a 90 do; Hide
cuttings. ~ "a pr 100 lbs Ostrich feathers, white II
II pr 10; do black do; Sailed tongues. Is Is do
zen; Salt on board IS 80 pr fanega Discount, pr
ct pr month The highest price d Doubloons during the
Exchange upon England during the week 83.l6 pence
The lowest ditto 81 pence
IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA We find
in the Philadelphia United States Gazette Of yes
terday, the following interesting news from La
guayra
LAouAraA, Nov 49, ls4I.-since the date Of nv last
letter. but little change has taken place in the state Of the
markets. regards the produce Of the country Cof
sre not
prices, however, still keep up consequence of the
European demand SO that It simpossible to ship to the
United States without heavy loss
The market continues to be well stocked with Ameri
can provisions; RICE has, however, been somewhat
scarce but The Orion having brought SO casks there
is now abundant supply.
We have had several arrivals within few days from
has an &c pas
sh and German goods having touched at Liverpool
her way to La Guayra we have also the Sarah Bell and
the Wennan. from Liverpool the Duke Of Cambridge
from Bremen, and the Nancy from Bordeaux The dry
goods masket is therefore, well supplied and al
though the demand at the present time is comparatively
smaI are, Revertheess looking forward
with confidence for better times
There are no United States vessels in port except the
by way Of Puerto Cabelo. Nothing has yet been heard
Our much respected Charge d'Afares to this Govern
ment, A. Hail. Esq expects to Leave here for the Uni
ted states in the next vessel his place will be filled BY
An insurrecon Of rather a serious character has re-
Gently broke out in the neghborho0d Of Lezama in this
troops wa Immediately despatched BY the government to
the camp OF the insurgents for the purpose restoring
order their arrival asg Of truce sent to
would return peaceably to their homes. These offers
were, however, rejected, and battle ensued which
suited in the complete overthrow of the revolter and
the death of their leaders Centeno and Alv arado We
have asyet no information as to the force Of the nsur
gents nor the number they lost in the battle.
The following translation Of an Extra" issued yester
day from the Office Of the beal" in Caracas contains
all the fcial information which has transpred tho
subject:--
IMPORTANT MnIrARy EsGAeEMErr LKzAMA.--Com.
munication Of the Judge Of the Court Of Oruco the
Secretary Of War Of the Republic Of venezuelae-
Mr.. Secretary have been authorised by Gen. Jose
Maria Zamora, Commandant OF Arms of the Province,
communicate to you the interesting OF the quellng
Of the rebellion, headed by Col Ceesno Centeno and
Captain Jose Maria Avarado.
At Oruz about two leagues distant from the town OF
Lezama the valiant Zamora engaged the factionss to-
day leaving dead the Geld both Ceneno and Alvara
DO and completely dispensing the whole body Of their
have been directed by the General inform you that
furnished plan of following up the dispersed
revoltevs can be arranged
congratulate the nation complete triumph oh.
tanned by the valor and ntrepdy Of its faithful soldiers
lam, your ohedient servant,
(signed) RAMON ALCANTARA.
Communication Of the Mayor to the Governor.
ORrTUco, Nov. g, 1874, IL O'Clock r. M.
This day, at O'Clock. A. NJ, the COMMANDMENT Gene
raj ofhe Forces Of the Province, with 500 men, marched
from this place TO the town of Cruz where the revoers
held their encampment and at r. NJ they were COM
pleely routed, and the principal leaders Col Celes
tino and Capt Jose Maria Alvarado killed.
Many Of the insurgents wounded and amongst
them found the infamous Puerta OF party there
were four or five slightly wounded dangerously end
one killed.
To this courage OF General. and the bravery and
ntrepdity Of all the officers and men Is be attributed
the fortunate success Of the engagement and have the
honor to congratulate the government Of the Province
and that of the ma ion, on 80 happy result
The details Of this encounter will be given a. soon 90
the authorities be put in possession Of the necessary
information. am, &c.
(sgned) JOSE ANTONIO PERALTA.
The promptness and efficiency with which the govern.
ment has acted on this occasion. indicates determine
ton as well as ability to preserve order throughout
the Republic.
Ps- Nov Conditional information has come in