The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11


Ayres with advices of the 9Th March
The edict relative to all vessels touching at Mon
tevldeo is in full force. An American brig had
been ordered off from Buenos Ayres, in consequence
OF having communicated with the former place.
The British Packet of the LIST SAYS
The tables have been completely turned on the non
olockaders OF Montevideo. and Admiral Lame NAV be
said, in measure to have changed places with Admiral
his share Had the French Chief
that such would have been the of his rash
ing think he would paused ere he interered TO
disturb the Argentine Government in the Of ;ts
belligeren right Less fortunate than Commodore Pur
WIS., he has not the qualification of seeing his injustice re-
dound even temporarily to the of the
for which he did not scruple perperate it, The effects
OF the decree Of the 18th u already seen in the de.
serted state OF the port of Monteydeo foreign
now existing there; and when here are SO MANY foreign
squadrons in those waters whose duty it is to warn he
which they are exposed in touching at Montevideo ii
may be reasonably expected that those effects will ere
aOIs DC more kesny felt BY the intrusive authorities
the capital Of the Oriental State We have heard an an.
prehension expressed that from the stringent terms
the Decree INJURY to vessels without any
tenon on the part of their commanders to violate M but
we are certain from the benevolent disposition uniformly
evnccd oy tho Argentine government towards foreign
commerce. that in all Of accident misfortune or
where fraud s not actually attempted every reasonable
allowance will be made
The same paper gives the annexed intelligence from
the seat of war.
From the British Packet, Feb. al
Dispatches from General Servando Gomez bearing
date at Arroyo Mao, the 9th and 10th inst have
Rivera was on the 9th at Yaguar harrasscd
Dy the flying division Of the berating forces On the
9th Lieutenant Romero routed the Rversa Major Bragg
and party Of so at the of the Tacuarembo
field On the 7th Major Neyra surprised and captured
another klverisa party Of 10 men, among whom
racer who had rendered great services to Rivera the
conveyance Of communications.
President Oribe has issued DEGREES in unison with that
instant.
The late American packet schooner Fame. purchased
man of war; hoised the Argentine flag for the hrst time
on wednesday last and was chrstened by the Of
place the 9Th April 1915 by the army Of the united
Provinces Of the River Plate under the command of
eTai San Martin which emancipated Chill from the do.
son and daughter Of H. F. tho Governor Don Juan and
Dona Manuela Rosas. The Maypu mounts six long
picture representing the battle Of Msypu, has been
On the 18th ult. party Of Rverista marauders who
had made inroad into the department Of Maldonado
were cut TO pieces by detachment of the forces of Gen.
subsequently Rivera cuding, BY precipitate fight,
the pursuit Of General Servando Gomez made sudden
attack the town of Cerro Largo in the hope taking
it by surprise; but the inhabitants former
sion gallant drove him back with great loss Amongst
Cabra The rebel horde after this disc omfure
Immediately retreated, but not before had la
town Great hopes were entertained that General Urqu
"a who, receiving information of Rvsras movement
taking him.
BrEsos AYREs MARxEr, March l-Doubloons, Spa.
nsh 5000 s2os each; do Patriot 1877 1879 do Plata
and rSt III
i p.r dollar DO France Is Al cent per dollar do Rio
l2 do Carneiro United States 10 per US dollar Hides
Ok for England and Germany "a q 40 per pesada; do
spain ~ 43 do; do sailed 81 Al do Horse As Is do
each; Calf Skins 43 "A per pcsada Sheep Skins,
sI do Susa
per b Chinchilli Skins, $40 $50 per dozen; Horse
Hair short ssa ss4 per arroba do mixed 80 50 do
do picked, So 40 do; do shorn from skins IS 40 do;
do, mestiza dirty - 80 do; Tallow pure, "A 10
100 SHIN
white 10 per lb do black 81 do; Sailed Tongues
per dozen; Salt, board, ii l6 per anega dis
The PER- during the week.
The lowest price $780, The highest of exchange
upon England during the week 4ld The lowest do AID
News FROM HvANA-FoUR DAYS LArER.-By
the Rapid we have received files up to the Both ult
There was undertaking contemplated to estab-
lish line of steamboat communication between the
island Of Cuba and Porto Rico, for the purpose Of
transporting the mails between the two Islands The
steamboat Nachez was to be the pioneer in this line,
and the government had agreed to afford certain
degree of support to strengthen the enterprise 1t
was to commence in all this month, and on the route
to Porto Rico they are touch at the various ports
of Gibara, Mayari, and Baracoa-also Neuvitas
The Habaneros were rejoicing over the increase Of
omnibuses in their CITY,
| Correspondence of the Herald.]
HAVANA, April g, l345.
Our Island continues in its usual quiet state, as
respects politics, the jars and discords of the
mother country never reaching us. Some little ex-
| cltement was caused few days since by the disco
very that the Court room, occupied by the Military
Commission for the trial OF persons implicated in the
conspiracy of last yea, had been entered between
Saturday ssta night and Sunday morning, and the re-
The 'sFiscal," corresponding to our Attorney Ge-
nera was Immediately arrested and sent to the Mo-
70, where he still lies. Gold had no doubt crossed
many palms before the court room could be entered.
Yesterday Mr.. Paulen made a successful ascen-
sion from the bullring at Raga, opposite the city,
and descended about three miles from town without
accident This Is the first successful ascent here
| tor fifteen years.
Ex-Consul Irish is advertising his suburban farm
for sale. On-di that he goes to Washington to feed
from Uncle Sans crib. Great desire is manifested
here to know if Gen. Campbell is to be removed
Rumors of new Consul have reached US, but as yet
| we have seen none. Do ask Mr. Polk
The bark Sylphide, Choate, from Boston, got
ashore on the Punta rocks to-day, while coming into
port LOOK out some little cargo, ana was taken OIL
by steamer and brought in. Damage immaterial.
j Sugars continue so inflated that very few dare
touch them. Prices are above all limits from abroad
say 9l3 1917 RS. Stocks large. Coffee, very little
Offering! Moasses is dull again and freely offered
at rs. no takers. More will be exported than was
counted one month since.
Exchange-London IA l4A New York 2 prem.
Freight to Europe El los. Boston and New York
| very dull. Yours, LUcERNE.
VERY LATE FROM BERMUDA.-We have received
the Bermuda Herald Of the LIST inst.
i The Engishfrigate Electra had arrived at Bennu.
da from Galveston, Texas, on her way to England,
bearing dispatches from the British Minister at Tex
as The reports transpired from her, are that the
Mexican Government have agreed tol acknowledge
the independence Of Texas, ION condition that the
Texans do not annex themselves to this Union.