The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

ME- brrEDior-The ghost OF the u b. BANK went
VorcE IN Cxowp--w Where's that $4,000
Mr. BxsrDIoT continued at some length in the ssuo
strain, the meeting every moment becoming impa
tent and dsorderly.
CHAIRMAN word.
CRowp-we don't want to hear any moro
CHAIRMAN-One word.
yoIcE IN rHE CROWD We know all aboutu
= Here there was great upoar and cries for Brooks
CHaiRMAN-Hear Nh. Brooks
CRowp-Greelcy. Greeley, Greeley-qussion, ques
tion.
Mr. DnooKs now commenced speaking amid great up
roar :.
a better spirit. (Hisses and cheers)
CHAIRMAN-Once more
(Hurrah, hurrah-go il boots)
VofcE Crowd - Put Colonel WebD out
ANoTHER-l move we adjourn.
The Chairman put the question and It was lost
CHAIRMAN-Will you hear MIR. Brooks
VoIcEs-No no no
Groncr Blunt rose and ssid let the quarels OF nows
paper editors alone and strike out every hne oDoc
tionable in the address.
Mr. Greeley now attempted to speak, but it was I'm
possible to hear him.
VoIcE IN THE CROWD Three cheers for Ton Mar
shall
an adjournment. Let Mr. Greeley get up and do H.
Mr. BLuNT-Lets compromise damn It let's do Il.
VocE-Stick to 'em Greeley don't give an inch
ASorHER We depend on you, Greedy; the whole ma
ton are looking at you.
The yeIls and screams now rendered the PER
feet Observation-Disclosures hell could not equal it,
Mr. GRIZZLY got the table and said that for the
sake OF peace, he moved an adjournment.
The CHAIRMAN put the question, and decided that 1t
The audience, however, would not 60 and SO Horace
Greeley made speech, in which he acknowledged that
the address was written by himscf.
Amid shouts, rows and confusion which beggar de.
scripton we left the ground hoping thu next meeting
might be OF more peaceaoe character
AFFAIRS IN THE ARGENTINE REpUBLic.-By the
Rosabelia, arrived at Salem on Sunday, from Buenos
Ayres Aug 2sh, we have the British Packet to the 23d
and La Gazette Mercanni to 25th August Nothing of
great importance had TRANSFERRED since the last advce
The Packet of the 23d promises in its next numbar full
history OF affairs at La Plata, complied from uhentic
documents, and gives some of the latest official commu
ncaons from the British and French Minister'S TO Au
gust On the 18TH Gov. Rosas sent message to the
legislature. communicating the diplomatic correspon
dence which was read in tho presence of great crowd
Of citizens.
All the acts of the Governor were approved in the
to sustain the independence and honor Of the Republic
at all hazards and the government was charged to de-
King of the French for the offences to the honor and
sovereignty Of the confederation and to the interests Of
the country by the proceedings of the naval forces of
England and France, under the authority Of their Minis
tiers.
ment between the European Intermediates ard President
Orbe, was ntimated in letter from Buenos AyIss of
copy Of the memorial Of the British OF Buenos
Ayres to Earl Aberdeen the British Secretary Of For
egn Affairs The memorial recapitulaes the privileges
Rosas, and deplores the armed Intervention of the B
fish government in the local quarrel between Buenos
Ayres and Montevideo
A decree of Rosas, of August 4, recognizes Joseph
Graham, Esq, the United States Consul at Buenos
Ayres and on the 10TH Mr. Graham, at the request Of
Capt Nicholson, Of schooner Enterprise, and Capt Hand
OF brig Tweed, Of Baltimore, wrote note to Captain
Holman, Of H. Is. NJ. steam soop Gorgon, thanking him
and his surgeon for their kindness and attention
American seamen from each of tho above vessels
who had accidentally received wounds and injuries
The reply of Capt Hoham, written the 2ls states
that as masters of British merchantmen would in the
absence of shps-o fwar of their nation seek surg
cal advice and assistance from national vessels Of the
United States, he was happy to confer similar favor
and that both himself and Surgeon Nidds glad Of
the opportunity to render assistance to their fellow
We copy lew paragraphs from the Packet =
We forbear all comments on the superclious tone of
the notes addressed by Rear Admras Lane and Ingle
field to President Orbe and the dsgracenl distortion
OF facts and rancorous anmosty against the Argentine
government, displayed by Messrs Ousely and Defau6s
and their vain attempt to gid over their arbitrary
ceedings. The ministers have entirely thrown of the
mask and openly declare themselves the protectors and
panegyrlss OF the foreign mercenaries, who with 400
Orentals in Montevdeo, pretend TO represent the
reignty of the Oriental people
On the 9th inst the National brig Fanny from the porte
OF Sarate in the Parana bound here boarded the
outer roads, by officer oil II. b. MS Gorgon
master to haul down the Argentine flag which the latter
declining 10 do, the officer himself pc formed the opera
ton and hoised English colors Instead sending the
ter and crew shore We boleve that this scanslous
the steamer and that it is stated that the whole
transaction was mistakea very satisfactory apology
indeed
When announced q short time since the vandalic
irroption OF Mascarila into the Province Of Santa
predicted That the invaders would be arrested in
their career OF depreciation aud bioodshed We had
been fully borne out by the event for the 81 Inst
the city OF Santa Fe rescued from hands those
bandt and the horde itself put fight alter losing $50
men IN the encounter. General Echagne continued in
close pursuit. and entertained very sanguine hope of
overtakng alascarilla in the deserts Of the
cuary as the friendly Indians had carried Of his spare
horses.