Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

London "Tues" OF lie 81 INST. Ii proiesses 10 give
account OF the occurrences which have taken plate
on tue La Plaza. Tie second - from the London
Morning Chronicle Of the same date, and may be re-
gurded the expuneAl Of The sentiment which
Is entertained the sans subject by the party OPP
posed to the administration Of SIR Robert Peel.
"ATFAfRs OF TIE RIVLR PLATE-Liyerpool
Oct. Private Advices 10 the 9Th July have been
received from Buenus ASres They confirm The gem
alV expressed doubts To the Authenticity OF The
accounts received from tina United States. We are
assured the Argentine feet had merely bee0 placed
under Surveillance. The ullimatum of the British
and French ministers would expire ON tie Slst Of
July. Mir. Ouseley intended 10 eInbnrk his family
on board htr majesty 3 steam ship Flrebrand the
27; and unless ROsas aeceded 10 The terms of The
uitImatum, operations would lie commenced Mt The
expiration OF the time allowed for decision. The
British residents are stated 10 have entertained no
fear for their personal safety.
"Ihe following letter from The Falmouth cores
ponden OF the Exchange News ROOM in this town
has attracted considerable atteaon. IL is generally
ascribed 10 the agent of Rosas. The edit"r Of the
"BrItish Packet"
BuEN3s Arms, July 81.
"Things are looking very serIous here. The Eng
llsh and French ministers have demanded and re
ceived their passports, and leave tins on the
3lsi INST. aud chould they quit, and Institutes be
the consequence, we may look for five years. spell
OF war, and the utter ruin Of English trade and Eng
lIsh influence this part Of the world for genera
yield To the unjust demands which The English and
French ministers have made. Rusas, in this emer-
gency has become more popnlar lhan ever among the
natives. The whole province OF Bnenos Ayres is
under arms. meeting of British subjects wiltake
place; IA memorial 10 MIR. Ouseley-hkely TO be sign
ed 10y l 900 BRUSH subi-cts-w he adopted, en-
treating him 10 pause he exposes certain rain
80 many oi his countrymen. The French minister
has the blame for the present prospect OF wal. The
British government seems to be totally misinOrmed
OF The affairs OF the country; else Mr. Ouseley could
| not have been furnished with such direIul nstruc-
tions-which will not lie listened 10 because they
unjust and all the fleets aud armies will not compel
submission. The capture Of the city Of Buenos
Ayres could be easily efeced hut that would lead
To result. The decided manner in which the
lives and ure gners have expressed themselves seems
10 have had some effect Messrs. Ouseey Def
laudis aud il is now reported thai The door Of nego-
lialon is not quite closed. ii is said that This gov
eminent agrees To Withdraw lis army and navy from
before hinnteydeo, provided the foreigners who hold
IL should lay down their arms, and British and
French officers he neutral, and that the Orienlals
should elect their own President. This very fair
proposition has this great diffcuty-the French re-
gon in Monievdeo will MOI lay down their arms, and
The French authorities here will not compel them,
because il would Interfere with the design openly
expressed Of their having Monteydeo for French
coluny. We are all quiet here; and Rosas himself
patrols the streets almost every night. Although the
greatest confidence prevails in he country districts,
aud notice Of protection by the British fleet had
bcen posled. The British officers, once 50 popular
are oahed Her Britannia Majesty's ships
Gordon, Frehand, Dolphin. Racer and Acorn are
here.
Exchange is at a slsnd.still. No transactions
reported either ot the foreign states in papers Of
the 10Th oil july"
From the British Packet, July &c.
Ii becomes om ungrateu duty this week 10 an
nouice that according To all appearances, the pa
ci;, ing ministers OF England and France about
10 iek indie tho in La Plata, which, through
liar agency, was kept alive from the battle ol
This singular contradiction with the avowed object
Of their mission with difficulty be accounted for,
without offence to The honesty OF purpose of their
governments, or TO their own good sense
From the London Morning Chronicle, Oct. 3.
There are limits to Lord Aberdeen's Tor
bearance. He has at length encounereda foe weak
enough Justify hostility, and is fortunate as 10
have an opportunity OF at showing his own
spirit and making another sacrifice OF British inter
ess The entente Corhidie. The united forces OF
FraEee Brazil and Eng land are about TO "teimi-
nate the hostties between Bnenos Ayres aud Mon.
levdeo.
What have we To do with The sqmibhe Of these
South Anne, ican S,alesl What interest Of our is,
directly indirectly, involved the success or the
defeat of Orbei Has any one fact been ailedged 10
justify this outrage OF International usages!
great deal has been SAID indeed about "ihe saDgui-
nary dictator" Rossas, ard Gen' O'Brien has given
a very pathetic account Ut his Imprisonment, and
the cutting down OF his green tock coat TO the pro-
portion oil Il military jacket, in order, II he were TO
die, that he might ~ least die in something like the
garb of soldier Rossas is very likely rufhan,
but certainly not 40 gteat a rutiian rs Nsrvaez.-
w it'll what face can talk of gong to war TO
svenge the exaggerated II not fictitious, Delinquent
ces, of one, while our government press IS IN the
daily habit of lauding tile butcieries and atrocities
OF the oiler2 To be there the difference that
IA e. q France.
looked upon ms her enemy.
Ii is said that IN the blockade of Monteyideo the
rights Of English vessels have Cean vaaled and the
case oil the Sntana just returned To Liverpool, has
been refe red in currObOratIon OF this statement.
Now, in the frat place, it ID gate clear thft.
whatever may he the u eyed justification OF our in
reference in La Plata, the case oil the Suliana can
have nothing to do with II. MIR. Ouseley is acting
under instructions which did not contemplate
such case as that Of the Sulmna. In the next
place, we believe the OF the Sultana has been
grossly nlsrepresened. II WAS not because she had
taken a pilot ut Montevideo that she WIS turned
back, but because she had gone to Mouleyideo VITO
munitions of war, and had thus sacrificed her char
acier OF neural. This is The alleged justification OF
the government of Buenos Ayres; and if founded in
fact suiireat Justification it is. IL not founded in
fact, lei Lord Aberdeen demand and obtain conpen-
satiun for loss. But let him moi set up his pretext
TO cover predetermined hostilites, and To give "a
color OF Sc obedience his unwarrAntable iuterier-
ehGe !" io '"o i's"'s VI u" hutpehueh' S'n'e.
Ii rs lamentabe 10 zee the government OF this coun-
try duped-lhe power O. this country 30 prostItu-
ted, as il is IN this South American contest. Had
il mol been for the assistance given to Montevideo
by our represenlaves-Mr. Vaudeville and Com
modore puryis--ths quarrel would have been set
tied long ago. As it is, had refrained fiom in
reference for few weeks longer, the army of for
eigners who hold Monevide0 and who are fighting
for their loans, must have yielded TO the national
force.
AMERICAN CLocKs.-For some time past the
vessels arriving at the ports Of London and Liver
pool from New York, Boston, and other ports Of the
u. States have brought novel kind of clock, some
thing similar in shape To i Dutch clock. with the
addition oil closed place of deposit for The weights,
&c, on the door OF which fixed either painting
Of some place, pece OF bookings glass. These