New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04
Victory of the Allied Powers on the Pnrann.

Victory oil the Allied POWers OH Tue L urhbl'
The Commercial Advertiser translates from a
bulletin printed at Montevideo, full account OF the
battle between the English and French forces on
the one SIDE and the Argentine troops on the other
Mt the mouth of the River Parana, on the Goth OF
November last. We find few facts additional TO those
published by on Monday from the Baltimore Amer
can. 1t that the combat lasted from 10 in the
morning until in the evening, when the batteries were
taken and the enemy put to flight with great loss
The loss of the combined forces is follows Oftbe
French ls killed. 70 wounded. Among the former is
Lieut. Mlchaud, of the San Martin Among the latter,
Messrs Hello VerneX Simoneau and Daniel. or the
English, 10 killed and p wounded; among the former
oiccrs Lieut.. Brigdalc of the Firebrand and An
drews of the Dolphin.
The defcnccs of the Argeunes consisted of four bate
ries having Go feet elevation from the line.
and the others the lower ground between In all they
mounted - pieces OF cannou 81 % "a, lS and l2 poun
ders. the parapets being OF strong mason work.
line OF "a boats fastened together by chains extend
ed across the river which is there 500 yards wide At
end of this line were ten fire boas-at the other
schooner armed with six According to all accounts
than three thousand occupied these positions
OF the combined forces there two divisions. the
first commanded by Captain Trehouart and comprising
four vessels; the second commanded by Captain Sull
vau and comprising the number. These divisions
anchored from North to South at 700 yards distance
The Gorgon Fulton and Frebrand anchored at
1900 yards from the most distant battery
AT - minutes past on the morning of the Goth the
first division weighed anchor. The other after At
50 minutes past the batteries opened their fire. At half
past 10 the action became general. At u the enemys
schooner Republican was blown up by grenade from
the Dolphin.
A sham fight KEEP, up until IS minutes past five
when Captain Hotham landed 2o men. infantry and ma
rines the advance detachment under Capt Sullivan
was received with sharp ire of musSery but the rest
quickly came up and drove the enemy back. At the
time the French commander effected landing and
possessed himself of the first three batteries the enemy
making no resistance. The next morning additional
troops landed and destroyed the Notifications. Ten
pieces of brass taken board the squad
ron; the others were thrown into tie water.
Judging from the number OF dead found in the bate
RES and from the wagon loads Of wounded that were
carried of during the day the loss Of the enemy must
The combined forces remained on shore through the
stwithou' inocs,as!on.
~ 4 Meeting OF the American Agricultural AS
sociaon held in the belonging the Hstori.
cal Society in the University Monday evening. The
Alpaca the principal subject which engrossed the
attention the Association BY report reGd by the
committee whom entrusted the collecting of in
iormstion respecting it, i, would appear that this ami
nal is far valuable than any other in present
The wool is said to be of finer texture than that Of the
;ncrno sheep and generally preferred for clothing by
the fashionSbes OF England and France. Physicians
have also recommended the esh preferable 10 fowl
for invads. The weigh, of the fleece varies from 10 TO
Is pounds a number of gentlemen who have given
some attention to the subject offer to appropriate $1,000
for the expectation of flock Of the Alpaca The cleo
ton for the coming year resulted rs follows
PresiIen,-Hon. Luther Brsdish
Yios PrcsiGeats-Hor. Theodore Frelnehuysen Jas
LenoS. Jas. Boorman A H. Stevens NJ D, T A. En-.
met II. Maxwell :. Whitney, s. Knapp Vice-C ha noel.
lor McCouu, Cyrus Mason, D D., w. A Seeley, j. $.
Livingston.
Tteasare-A P. Hslsey.
Recording Secresary-R. Ogden Doremus,
Corespon ding Sevaary-A. II. Green.
Archibald Russell Col Edward Clark. D. p. Gardner
NJ D.. & r. Delaheld Shepard Knspp.
II The eighth trial TO elect member of Con-
gress in the Ninth District of Massachusetts, took
place on Monday. The Atlas has returns from Ply
mouth which show Loco Foco gain There is
probably NO choice.
\ SPIcY CORRESPONDENTS is said 10 have
taken place lately between Rev JOIN PIERPoNr and the
Boston Association Of Cni,srsn) Ministers. The bold
land taken by Mr. Perpout in favor of Temperance and
It's Kindred enterprises led TO his removal from Boston 70
Troy. The Association passed complimentary resou-
ton the occasion of his leaving their body to which
that gentleman replies tina, if the Association had stood
by him in actions instead Of resolutions there would have
been occasion for his removal from the State with
drAwal from :he Association The correspondence has
oeen published. We believe though we have IL
az The NYw,JERsEY ANrrSLAvERY Society.
US s'e meeting in Trenton, passed resolution
ing 70 prosecute the appeal from the de.
eoa o ne supreme Court of that State respecting the
Consutuuoney OF Slavery in NewJersey in the Cour,
OF Errors ACommittee Of twenty five from ditfercn,
parts 81 me se was appointed TO carry this deteTn