The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-08

having explicitly condemned the conduct OF the captains
of said vessels and declared to be at varinn-e wish
neutrality, contrary to the laws OF nations and Offensive
TO the sovereign rights Of the CONFEDERATION for which
ton OF their respscv, governments and act for them
selves and on their own responsibility, which gives
them the character Of 5.., asSi,.:S enemies o. ms
Art The vessel and cargoss, TO whatsver nation
they may belong which have entered the river rarana
under protection Of the English and Frsnsh armed
naval forces At whatever part Of the coast OF this
vince Of the confederate provinces Of the Literal OF
ed lawful pixies II the capture be made by private To-
both vessel and cargo entire shau % aouaSsd
to them alter . summary trial
shall summsrly tried and punished a. pirates BY the
authorities Of the province the coast or In the ports
shs m1 be fo ,psy :, % .S. sovsn.nt
Art Let hi. decree ,: sonmanio;tsd to their En
'" - 'A'A' : my '' FELIPE ARANA.
From the Busnos Ayrss Packet, Dec, ISL
The BArTLr or PAsAsA.-Nothing In az official shape
from the Anglo French commanders in the Parana with
respect the Battle Of Oblgsdo has yet come to hand
but the Mentsvdeo journals Notwithstanding their ha
nothing exaggerated in the report q Argentine
General IL acknowledged that the IRE lasted nine
hours and that several vessels conoiDed heet we're
gen,ins brig San Martin, under French colors the Bri
tsh br gantne Dolphin and the French steamer Fulton
loss suffered by the allies from the number Of officers
allowed to have been killed. and the wounded known to
have been landed at M0ntevdeO, Martin 0aTca ana CO.
lona it IL evident that il have been very severe
Be this a. may, clear that the resistance opposed
by the batteries Of obligado against such ovsrwhsming
Odds wa: IN the highest degree heroic and such a. ne
Their Engl,nd france sngly ever met with before
since the last general peace It 10 also indubitabs that
had the Argentine Government employ cd the 1t
its disposa-had the cannon been VI larger calbrs-or
had the ammunition held out the result would
have been far more disastrous to the squadron
II even 1t escaped the ignominy Of defeat
Observation-Disclosures Obes has compelled Santiago
vssquez to to terms. Old Bauza and the broker
Correa been sacrificed and va.qusz has conseaed
to give up the home department The vacant porteeuil
les have been entrusted that model Of honesty Munoz
the collector OF the custom house, and the redoubed
garrison Of which Is now dsniasd with the
appellation Of army.
oaIESrAL srATr.-The Legislative chambers. which
turned out of doors By Rivera with he assistance
India Muea reinstaed by President Oribs IN le Wei.
nifty Of the capital have just gone INTO recess Closing
world. consde rabls portion OF this historical
and agume document which we intend to inser
at length will be found elsew
But NOS AyR.s PuBLIc FUNDs.-A report from the 30
cratay Of the Board Public Credit has just been pub
shed by which appears that at the end Of the pre-
sent year. $32 499 293 will have been redeem
ed out OF the original Of $50 1913 $50 composing
consolidated internal debt of the province
by the different issues OF stock since 1871 whilst the
sinking fund has been augmented to the monthly sum Of
$206 o64 This result spesks highly for the uniform good
faith observed BY the under every p
the board, and goes far to show the capabilities Of the
country to fulfil all its engagement. provided it left 70
enjoy the has made many sacrnces OF blood
and treasure to consolidate.
CoRKIESrEs-Accordingto advces from Entire Rios, it
IL presumed that General Urquza has crossed the Uru.
quay, and 10 at this moment in full march upon Corri
entes with his victorious army II this conjecture turn
out be we'll founded, have doubt it 10, what
disappointment for the Argonauts
PARANA BuBBLEBy the date of the last accounts, the
convoy Of merchantmen was still stationary. The com.
bned feet after having wantonly set fire TO the hus at
the vuelta de Obligado up the river fol-
lowed along the by detachment Of light artillery
which took every opportunity TO annoy them. The
French corvette E1psditive bad got sgIound they
again to give them battle.
u. 9. BRIo BAIrBRipeE.On the 9th inst. a boat be
longing to the United States brig OF Banbrdge, on
her way from the outer roads, was upset in squsll
and two men drowned-Edward Pheasans and John
williams and two others would probably have been
lost had it not been for the active exertions Of their
companion, Oscar Prescott Young ordinary seaman,
aged Is years. from Massachus When boat OF the
Banbrdge arrived to their relief. this young man was
holding the other two from sinking They we re much
exhausted, and could not have sustained themselves
without The aid Of this youth
From the Argentine News, Dec. 81
CoRRIENTEs AND PARAGUAY Letters iron respectable
parties in Paraguay state that the emssares lately sent
by Paz for the purpose Of endeavorng to wheedle that
province into alliance, had entirely failed in their
mission. The Parsgusysns have hitherto kept a, of
from war. and they determined to guard against
selfish views would inveigle them into departure from
the policy which has 30 long them from revo
luton and anarchy.
Psndenca a,icana published at the head quarters Of
the army besegng Mon,evdeo. continue to insert the
OF numerous French residents in all the depart
ments OF the Orents campaign rendering to President
Orbe the Offer Of their services TO resist foreign
quest Tney also contain the denuncaions Of the clergy
against the acts of sacrege committed in the church Of
Colonis the entrance Of the invaders fall account
is Likewise given Of the robberies committed BY Gir
oadi At the deiencee:s town OF Gusaguaychu great
proportion OF the victims were foreigners.
o-Ganibaldi remained here at the date Of the
9th ut having loaded his vesass with the spos Of the
unfortunate Inhabitants 1t was expected that be would
decamp a. 5000 40 the River Daman fell sufficiently to
be ordabls and allow the passage Of the forces coming
to the rescue.
From the Gaceta, Nov. 2s]
PARAGUAY AND THE UNITED STArEs.-The govern
ment Of the United States, who, during the adnistra
ton ct President Tyler appeared to be inclined send
sgen g after Having 1ssn
rected the ideas they entertained by arriving
ON mature examination at knowledge OF the real state
81 matters have relinq that design Those ideas
originated in the incorrect information oil msrican
merchants Who render themselves remarkable 10 the
River Plste for their oil recttude and
in all probability unfortunately urged by the
duct OF the U. s. Consul at Montevideo, Mr. Hsmil
sou.hgate Co who have embarked 10 ensrprzss Of
hct to the prejudice Of the rights Of the Ar
genns com promising thereby the uprgnt
and elevated principles OF the OF u states
The Government OF the United states have been inform
cd Of the political history Of Paraguay that that Pro.
tine Confederation; that omhe position il
occupies at dtance Of nearly three hundred leagues
IN the interior on the LETT bank OF the river Paraguay
ID absolutely impossible for the Argentine
ever TO renounce its perfect rights this Province
and mach less TO recognise legase the separation
has proclaimed destroyin the compact Of State
origin and foundation and the ndissoiuble treaty Of
tonsl ederative union concluded the 18th Oct ls
The Government of the United States also well in
formed the subject Of the mission Of the viscount
dAbranes tor the purpose Of procuring Anglo French
in the river Plate, which tina, government
highly disapproves They arc Likewise aware of the
noble conduct Of the Argentine government, and the
uprishtness has all along observed towards Brazil.
especially In the of the insurgents Of Rio Grande
during the proactod period of their rebellion which
Argentine Government has not only refused every sps
cies OF assistance to- but openly and decidedly com6a
IN all it, public and private acts Most dstin and posi
tive the condemnation Of the Government Of the Uni
ted States, Of the fatal policy of Ministry Of NJ.
Fersira Fsanea, " hch sought armed intervention in
questions purely American, and jsopardissd the best
interests OF Brazil
BUEros AvREs, Dec. Is -Doubloons, Spanish, SIS Q
$3.50 each; do Patriot. $40 $50 do: Plata macuqu
~ 20 do for one; Dollars Spanish. ~ 224 eacn do.
Patriot and Patacones AT 2?f Six per cent sock,
- 10 ant Ena and Imam mi L.