The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-04

Very Late from South America.
The astonishingly fast sailing ship Courier, Capt
Wolfe, arrived yesterday morning from Rio de Ja-
Metro, in one of her usual quick passages.
She sailed from Rio on the 18th Of August, touch
ed al Pernambuco on the 9th Of September, and
brings advices from Buenos Ayres to the 9Th of
August, inclusive
Among the passengers IN the Couner are the
Hon. Alexander H. Everett, our Minister TO China,
returned on account Of i'll health, and Annoy Ed
wards, Esq, late American Consul at Buenos Ayres
and bearer of dispatches TO our Government and
the Argentine Minister 1t is said that Mr.. Ed
wards returns to this country sort of special
agent from Gen Rosas, of the Argentine Republic,
to enlist the American government and people In
his cause against the Banda rentalists and the
French and English, who have impudenty interior
ed in the affairs Of the southern republics.
There is very little doubt of the intentions and
tendency of the existing Argentine government IN
the present war against Montevideo and were Rosas
10 be successful, he would next his attention
Brazil. 1t is his policy to subvert the government of
that empire, and to bring the whole Of that vast
country under his administration 1t is in conse-
quence OF this that Brazil keeps large fleet in readi
ness TO act In case OF emergency.
The Journal de Commerce. of Rio, OF August %,
contains advices from Montevldeo TO the I7rh. On
the 3D. Admiral Brown, commander OF the Argen-
tine squadron, made sail for Buenos Ayres, but the
French and English opened their fire upon him and
compelled him to again to anchor In
the afternoon of the same day the whole Argentine
squadron was captured by the French and English
and brought into the harbor OF Montevldeo; II con-
sisted of two briggs, a slool~ofwar and two schoon-
ers, mounting In all oil guns.
M m on The
land side. On the llth of August General Oribe
opened the Legislative Chambers in due FORM out
side the walls of Montevdeo, having assembled the
deputies OF 1888
The Montevdeo National of August 10, says that
a vessel from Buenos Ayres had brought informa-
ten that Rosas had called meeting OF the citizens,
to be held on the l2h, in the plaza, at which they
were to determine whether there should be peace or
war
AT Montevideo the British and French command.
ers were fitting out hotla of small vessels, DIES.
tined, 1t was said, to attack the island of Martin
Garcia.
On the 2lst of August, IN the Brazilian Chamber
of Deputies, notice was given of series of ques-
lions which would be put to the Minister'S requiring
explicit Information concerning the relations be-
tween the Brazilian Government that of Argentine,
and that of the Oriental Republic. Also TO what
extent the Brazilian Government had taken part in
or assented to the operations of the French and
British naval forces in the La Plata.
A report beng current at Rio that the Brazilian
naval commander in the La Plata had acceded to
the request of the English and French command
ers, that he would unite with them in torclble mea-
withdraw from before Montevideo, the Journal
takes upon itself to say that the report is unounded
and that the Brazilian squadron would not deviate
from a course OF strict neutrality.
The Journal of the 2lst contains various official
papers, issued at Montevideo; among them are, a
Joint declaration from the French and British Min
listers, Baron Defauds and Mr.. Ouseley, that their
mission and purpose were simply TO ensure the per-
t..t ,l..a Nttt nrtAu
companied by any idea of invasion or acquisition If
territory; and notification that the port of Buseo
was blockaded from the LIST of August, neutral yes
sells being allowed until the 18th to Withdraw.
The British and French commanders had landed
a thousand troops, with orders attack Orbe If he
commilled any hostile act against the city of Mon
tevldeo.
There is nothing later of any importance from
Buenos Ayres The English and French Ministers
had received their passports, and gone to Monte
vldeo
The American frigate Raritan and brig of war
cambridge, at Rio on the 18th, the latter to
leave on the 18th for Montevdeo.
There had been serous mutiny on board the
whaer Oscar, Capt. Ludlow. The Captain shot the
rngeader and put three of his companions in irons,
From Buenos Ayres Packet, Aug. 81
As this week has been in which very imp ortant
events expected to take place have waited till
the last moment in order to be able to give readers
abroad every possible information in regard to the pre-
sent posture of affairs All state is, that the
ENJOYS of England and France, obeying, doubt in
structions framed the assumption of far different
of things than that which actually exists in
de la Plata made certain demands of the Argentine Gov
eminent which the latter Justly considering to
the rights and dignity OF Independent nation very
properly declined to comply with In consequence of
this refusal the Ministers requested their passports,
which having been forwarded to them, they embarked
yesterday for Montevideo However, it appears that
this withdrawal OF their Exceences does involve an
interruption of diplomatic intercourse is undo
that NJ Maruen continues in his character of Charge
dAaaires of France and that Mr. Ball remains in charge
shall probably be enabled to speak fully In the
meantime it is gratifying to observe that the alarm
ted among the British residents by Capt Hohams ill-ad
vised notification has entirely subsidized and that the
fdence deservedly placed General Rosass Govern
ment is general and unbounded
The Lady Of Mr. Ousely, H. B. MS Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary, sailed hence Sunday last in H. d. Ms
steamer Firebrand tor .Montevideo
BuENos AyREs MARKEr, Aug. 2--Douboons, Spanish
macuquina, IL l2 for one; Dollars, Spanish l5l l6
each do Patriot and Patacones Isl i5 do; Six per
stock, IS per CT Exchange on England, 81 81; do
Rio Janero, Is Is per ct premium do Montevdeo Ia
Is do; do United States, l5i l5 do Hides, Ok,
for England and Germany So 81 per pesada do France
as As do do North America "A As do; do SPAIN as
46 do do sailed 40 a 46 do do Horse a - each Calf
skins, IS A per pesada; Sheep skins common 80 81
per doz do fine, SO 3s do; Deer SKINS 10 II do; Goat
skins % 30 do Nutria skins IS 81 dol per lb Chnch
skins 70 80 per doz Horse hair short 30 40 per
ba; do mixed 45 46 do; do long. 100 ITO do DOL,
shorn from skins IS 40 do; do mestiza dirty do;
rallow, pure, 10 20 dos do raw 10 IL do; do with
grease, 10 y do; Jerked beef % IS qt Horns,
mixed 100 100 per thousand; do OK $50 500 do; Shin
bones 10 80 do Hide cuttings "a % per 100 lbs;
trch feathers white ga loper lb do black u a do;
sailed tongues, s per doz Salt board, 10 Is per
lanega; Discount, n per ct per month The highest
price of Douboons during the week 265 dollars. The.
lowest price gao dollars The highest rate Of EXCHANGE
upon England during the week 81 pence. The lowest
do 81 pence.
Brooklyn City Intelligence.
MELANCHOLY suIcrDE-Andrew Cakes, Esq. one of
the Coroners of Kings county called upon yeser