The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01
Important from Argentine.

ne is probably mistaken.
Important from Argentine.
The Brutus, Capt. Adams, arrived yesterday from
Buenos Ayres, with advces from that place 10 the
Isl of August inclusive.
These advices are OF an important character re-
atve to the interests of the Southern republics, and
the interference Of England and France in the al
fairs Of this continent.
There does not appear any action by the English
and French minister in the affairs Of Buenos Ayres
and Montevideo further than what we have previ
ously published
It is clear, however, that there 10 no triple ALI
ance including Brazil as third power. Brazil acts
independently, and has her force in proper cond-
ton to prevent any encroachments on her territory
The Government of Bienos Ayres were pressing
all the men they could find IN the country-in some
cases not leaving sufficient to take care of the
cattle.
1t is apparent from the following notice in the
British Packet OF the Goth of July that preparations
were making by England and France to take de-
cided step to overthrow Rosas or keep him within
limited place.
II. M. Stsem Frigate Gorgonl
BuEsos AyREs, 2ith July, ISIS. ;
Although the protection afforded by the Argentine 60
vernment to the British residents in BueEos Ayres has
been most complete and satisfactory, and the fullest
reliance is still placed in their intention and desire to
respect and protect their persons and property
theess il becomes duty the part of the officer
in command of II. Ms. ships in these roads, to provide
means of embarkation for such of his countrymen who
may hereafter think proper to remove from this city
the masters Of British merchant vessels will comply
with the instructions contained in the accompanying
morandum.
CHAs. HOTHAM, Captain and Senior officer
To the respective masters of British merchant vessels
in the roads Of Buenos Ayres.
On the afternoon of August s the English and French
ministers left Buenos Ayres for Montevideo in
quence of being able to arrange matters with the
Buenos Ayres Government about the with Monte
video-the former asking Gen Rosas to withdraw his
troops the Banda Oriental and his vessels of war
from Montevideo and the latter refusing to do and
denying the right Of the former to interfere in their ami
ly quarrels
lister had interview with Gen Rosas but Of the nature
of the interview nothing certain was known, twas
supposed that the English and French would blockade
the ports at the north side Of river where the adhe
ents of Rosas had command.
and the paper currency fell some Is to 2O Doubloons
from being worth 20S dollars to $50 and dollars
from 10 to l6 for silver however, things began to
revive little and produce was again Offering at ad
The Monte videans confident that the English and
French would put end to their troubles but nothing
publicly known to the measures that would be
taken by the agents of the English and French.
comes our ungrateful duty this week to that
according to all appearances the pacifying" ministers
of England and France about to rcknde the in
La Plata which through similar agency, kept alive
from the battle OF Arroyo Grande to tho victory at India
Muerta. This singular contradiction, with the avowed
bject Of their mission with difficulty be accounted
for without offence to he honesty of purpose of their
governments or to their own good sense However we
cannot trust to our feelings at present to enlarge upon
this subject and will therefore postpone any farther
mark ~ ~ mort re filing In,as a., Srrattn,n,'y
Janeiro, going to show that amicable feeling
listed at the Brazilian Court toward the Argentine 60.
yernmsnt since the change Of ministry Vigorous nsa
expelled President of the Oriental Republic, from
barking on board schooner bound for Montevdeo.
Several numbers of the Gao eta filled with deposit
tons and other official proceedings relating to the murder
of Scotch family named Kidd, consisting Of nine per-
sons at San Vicente, near Buenos Ayres reward of
thousand dollars offered for the discovery of the
murderers this being part Of larger sum contributed
cers othe British and French squadrons and Others to
be expended in for Furnishing the authors of
tho deed. The murdered persons were Andrew Kidd,
aged 3d. Jane his wife So Anna Diego and Isabel Kidd
aged "a 10 and 80 Jane, Robecca and Samuel Preston
children OF Isabel (who was the widow of Hiram fres-
TONI aged TO- and D, and an infant Of months.
FURTHER FROM PERU.-Advces from Lima, as
late as the 9Th OF August, have been received. Our
Charge dAfaires, Mr.. Jewe,t, had arrived at Lima,
and was TO have been presented to the Peruvian
thorlties on the 9Th The Peruvian Congress had
ratified the convention with the U. s. Government,
making indemnity for injuries sustained by our citi
zens during the 6 Patriot war.
The annexed letter gives the latest naval intelli-
gence from the Pacific.
IT, S. FLAG SHIP SAVANNAH,
CLLAo, 10th June, 1915. 5
Interesting Naval mathematician in the
Pacific.
This will reach by the ship Orpheus, Capt. Hill.
| send you all the news | can learn for your vaua-
bic paper There has been some little disturbance
between the English and the government OF this
country. The British minister here was insulted
by the soldiers on Shore and he demanded satlsfac
tion Immediately. The Colingwood line of battle
ship Feiguard rigae, and sloop- ofwar Daphne, all
laying here got their vessels in order for battle,
and had they not given satisfaction the appointed
tlme no doubt John Bull would have given them
Paixham guns Of heavy caibre. The Colllngwood
is under the flag OF Admiral Sir George Seymour,
brave old man.
We have been laying here ever since the 10Th
March, waiting for the store ship from New York.
After her arrival we shall proceed to the Islands and
1t is not certain, as tar as am informed, whether
shall go to the East Indies or not, but fully ex-
pect we shall-the sloop-of-war Warren sailing from
dies, and home, all we'll The schooner Shark left
here on the 18th May, tor Panama, with our late
Minister, the Hon. Mr.. Picket The sloop-of-war
Portsmouth, Commander Montgomery, sailing from
this place the 18th May, for Valparaiso, took up
the Minister for Chill. We are now under the COM
mand OF Commodore ]. D. Sloat he Is fine man,
and SO lar every one is much pleased with him.
Our ship is in fine order-ln fact every thing goes
on smooth clock work
The French Vivene arrived here from Valparaiso,
q June, and the French sloop-of-war Triumphant.
We are all making this place our wlnter-quarters.
send you list OF our officers
Commander, J. d. Sloat; LIST Lieutenant, II. B. Hitch.
cock I'd do, George Miner Sd do, r. Pckney; 4th do.
r. Trapier; 9th do, WA. Wayne; 9th do, B. Carter;
Acting Master, w F. De Joughe; Purser, d. Faunte.
roy; Surgeon DR.. Chase, fleet surgeon Assistant do,
W. Wilson, Captain Marine hlarston; Lieut.. do, II. w.
Queen; Com. Secretary, NJ. Sloat Pursers Clerk, II.
Ilough; Midshpmen, John X Wilson, Edward G. Janet
John NJ. Kell Thomas j. Miller Samuel r. Griffin, ID.
Phenix, w. T. Tolee, Robert X. Carter, g. Wat.
mough John g. Whitaker; Boatsmain Geo. Willmuth;
Gunner j. NJ. Cooper; Carpenter, +. NJ. Cucee; Sail.
maker, VIM. Ryan; Masters Mate, j. D. Anderson;
Woman, J. A. PTinde; Purser's Stewards, J Il p Gill
Transferred from this Ship 10 Others in the Squadron
W. r. Gambler and J. H. Tilloston, to tho sleop Ports.
mouth; G. f. Morgan, w. Jackson, to schr. Shark.
Midshpman J. Carmichael of this ship, and Boatswan
j. Walker of the Warren, and Mr.. Byces from the Re-
lief all 20 home passengers in the Orpheus on the sick
ticket.