New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19
rron, Ru.no. A,re. and ,Iontevideo.

From Buenos Ayres md Monevideo.
We briefly noticed yesterday the arrival OF the.
brig Oriole, Capt. Barstow, from Rio, with advces
of battle between the troops of Montevideo ane
Buepos Ayres. on the lst OF March. The Herald OF
Yesterday has more detailed account, from
which we learn that the engagement was very Sc
we're one, and the Army of Montevideo the defeated
par,y numbered about six thousand men.
Every American vessel is obliged TO undergo
strict search by the French and English frigates'
couposine the blockade Three Spanish and Two
Italian men ofwar were in port.
The L nted States brig cambridge, Capt Penning
ton from Montevideo aud the river Parana, arrived
Of Rio de Janeiro on the 4th OF April last
long diplomatic correspondence had taken place
between the English and French Ministers and The
Buenos Ayrean Government, which appears 10
have had no farther result than 10 rritate both par
lies and confirm each of them severaly IN their pre-
vious position Of animosity and bad ieellng Tue
Minister Of Foreign Affairs for the Argentine he
public makes the following address In relation 10
the aforesaid correspondence;
What then remains 10 be done What our iAtheFs
did what oppressed countries do. To rise up en- mass and
defend rights with bravery iGhl onF oahs anu eAVe
10 posterl;y memorable example OF whA eouhil! Is
able 10 do when so peradouy and cruelty agsressed IN is
most precious rights and in It's most dear affections 10
be patriots and not fear The powerful The Nsenuhes
who have gwen liberty 10 so many States w" ho va.i III
vain for the support their brothers for defending ihe!
own Independence Those who attack II are the same
who outraged all the rest OF the American States by
the most scaIdous abuse Of force. There is not single
maritime port in this vast continent which mas moi Deeh
attacked by these apostles OF humanity and cSZa
ton Mexico, Guatemala, New Granada, Chil nave been
victims OF their aggIessons, rs Brazil feTu anu tue
Argentine Confederation the present day They are
not content with fleeing them what they want Is 10 SUD-
ect them their domnation and with that OBJECT tey
omeu the internal dissenons which have become more
bitter since fercign population and their governments IN
terfere in affairs. The Instruments OF oppression are
not the Vicercys Auditors AS IN the time OF the Spa-
iards but the Commodores such As furv the AuihfAs
such as Lane the medatos such Defaudis and Ose-
ley who dispose OF the fate OF these countries as II they
the obscure and AFFECT vassas OF their crowns
America again obtain its Independence or again
bear its chains Free men or slaves such the
Buenos Ayres persists IL refusing hight OF " ay
on the Parana. and the Two nations In question per
sist in claiming the right OF tree ingress and egress
for commercial purPoses to The vast countries ana
I rich Provinces 10 which the Parana Is the only pas
sage. Such is the position OF affairs and such The
temper of the parties. Meantime, young Mr.. Brent,
the American Consul. is busy in aiding the Buenos
Ayrean Government, by paper bullets and letters OF
argument and remonstrance, addressed 10 The allied
ministers and threatens 10 send them some iaItnef
I communication on the subject" Mr.. Brent had dis
patched 8 note 20 the French Minister, informing
him that should the the Parsna continue much
( longer, the Government OF the United states Will
lind necessary 10 interpose and offer us medisuon
between the parties, tor The purpose o! putting an
end 10 the caamilies OF this war.
Some serioss and alarming disturbances broke
cut in the nigh, of the 10TH Of March, in Mon,evdeo
on the occasion OF the arrival of General Rivera In
the harbor, on bosrd Spanish frigaie. The troops
were called on. under General Pacheco 10 dlspeFse
I the multitude who cried cut. Rivera ioE ever
.s Death TO Pacheco =" Death TO Vasques, :" Down
with the Arsen,ines'' On the cath OF March; the
Governor issued proclamation torbidding al tu-
rnul,uous asscmblaSes in the streets and ordering
thar any group Of people exceeding SIX tonnd In
the streets after six o'clock P NJ should be consid
cred tumultuous assemblage, and if they did not
dispense quietly once, should be dispersed by
/ force. A previous decree by the government and
Counsel OF State had been issued, ordering that
General Rivera should leave The country, and pro
vding thai be should have q suitable pension 70
support him suitably in some foreign land this was
stated to be our Of consideration for MS former ser
vices to the country.