The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-20
From the New York Courier and Enquirer Oct Is
LATER FROM BUENOS AYRES

Buenos Ayres 10 August 18th her dav of sailing
The interference of the European powers in the az
fairs OF the Argentine republic has been carried |,
the point Of seizing her squadron. The British
Packet Of August 8 contains a detailed accoun
Of this event, from which we condense the following
narrative. Z
Il is stated that the captains Of the British shir
Curacao and the French frieate Africaine went on
board the several vessels of he Argentne sonadron
and minated to the French and Enelish volunteer,
that thew must cease to seryc under the Arcentin.
Hag; warning them that, if taken prisoners IN war
thew wonld he shot 80
The Argentine government Al soon a. 4 l..rned
the humiating position In which he sou.dron va,
placed. sent orders To Admiral brown n withdrsw
After some deay. and upon The arrival Of Inc rire
ordered the SQUADRON 10 get under wav which was
Immediately done bv The General 81. Marin. ths
Vicente Cnco de Mavo- The Nueve de Jnlo the
General Echague. and the Mavnu. Az ,oon ~
this movement was perceived bv ne Combined aeeta
vessels were detached n nnrs.;t and severn sho,,
were fred Al those Of The Argen,;ns sonsdron nJer
wav. one Of which eoinr tbrouph The s,ern of Al.
mral Browns fiag-sRip' he sr,ek his coIors a. dd
likewise the Vicente Cinco and the Mini ~ INV.
and noaaession was imned;,,elv taken ~ ,h.,, H.,
the allies, -
After this. a commission of Montevideo River;..
tas was sent on board. to tamper with the canurcd
crews. With the exception of the EneIish and
ErRUch
aag. Admiral Brown, his officers seamen. and
marines. were then distributed between the two
steamer. for the nurnose Of bein0 sent N Rnenos
Ayres; but before they were allowed to depart the
admiral and such of his officers as were natives OF
the United Kingdom, were obliged to sign pledge
that they would not serve again during the contest.
The steamers arrived at Buenos Ayres on the 9th.
Admiral Brown did not disembark till the 7th He
came on shore in French boat, the French corvette
Coquette saluting HIM with Is guns on his leaving
the Fulton. He was received by a crowd with
cheers
On the Sd instant, the Sandman packet Eufraca,
which sailed from Buenos Ayres on the LIST for the
with her Bri,annic Maiesty,s birg Racer. The RIA.
Ger made sail upon the Eufracia, and fired two guns
to bring her to. Inc packet ooeyea az the SECOND
shot, ana an Engiish omcer immeaiaieiy came on
board and ordered the captain 70 60 alongside the
Admiral. Shortly after, me captain OF the Racer,
IN person, came on board, ana demanded all the
correspondence, seventeen letters, the greater part
addressed 70 ffesdent Orioe winch were taken, ana
receipt was given ny Lieutenant t1amiton, sta-
ing mar uey were % DC INSPECTED ny Admiral IN
giene'd, Inc Euiracia was tnen ordereu 70 anchor
under the stern OF the Admiral where she renamed
I'LL p. M, when the captain OF the hacer returned,
and stated that she could not proceed to the Buceo,
but might return 70 buenos Ayres, or go INTO Mon
teviueo, II she pleased. nus II would seem, that
without envy previous declaration OF war; or intima-
ton of blockade, the port OF the Buceo is closed TO
neutral commerce. A
In speaking OF this affair, the Packet says;
at is true Sardinia is an insignificant naval pow
err and there is no great risk run in insulting its
flag; but would the gallant admiral have done the
same with vessel bearing the colors of the United
States' We doubt il very much.
SNOW what is to be the effect of this overbearing
outrage and disregard for the rights of independent
nations, II can be no other than to marshal all the
States of America in hostile array against the two
European powers which would seem to wish to
constitute an olgarchy Of nations, as repugnant to
reason and justice as an oligarchy of Individuals
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Correspondence Of the Courier and Enquirsrl
BuENo, AYREs. Aug. H. I845.
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