The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-23

News FROM sovTH AarslsA. -ny The arrival Of
the bark kunomou.. Capt Mansfield, from Rio
Janeiro, and brig Arab, Capt Barstow, from
Montevido, we have files to the 4th October from
the former place, and to the 30th September from
the latter
! The news is not of great importance, except in
relation to the affairs of the Rio de Plata From
all appearances il seems probable that an alliance
will be formed between Brazil, Paraguay, the
| Banda Oriental, Corrientes and Entire Rios
against Rosas, and compel him to retire beyond
Parana, leaving the the navi cation OF the river
/ free.
In Brazil great military preparations were be-
ing made, especially in the cavalry, though no
thing positive could be said Of the object OF the
government
ST. Joaquin France had been appointed Go
vernon of Maranham, and Sr. M Antonio Gavao
YER the provinces OF Southern Rio Grande
Baron Daffauds, it was stated by the Rio pa.
papers, sailed for Europe in the English steamer
Alecto, on the 10Th October, while the Montevi-
dean journals merely speak of the Alecto's being
1 under sailing orders for some specific purpose.
The latest accounts from Corrientes show that
Madariga had joined the Rosas party, and that
Urquiza was leagued with them, though our cor
respondent, whose letter we give below, is of
different opinion. twas also rumored that ano-
Their revolution had broken out in Corrientes,
against the brothers Madarga, that in conse-
quence the Paraguian army had approached TO
the frontiers, and another Governor of the pro-
vince had been appointed.
Legal measures had been taken against the
Courier d. Brasil, the Gaceta dos 1r.bw,aos, the
Ms,canti, and the Journal do Commerce.. by the
government of Brazil, on account of sople alleged
infracton of the law authorisng their publication.
The Concrete del Plata of the 9th September,
says that the main reason of the failure of Hoods
mission was the refusal of Kosas to withdraw his
troops till after the raising of the blockade; and
while his troops occupied the territory there could
have been no free election for President, as was
intended by the treaty
The annexed letter will be read with interest,"
Rio DE JANElRo, Oct 2, 1886.
On soth September H. NJ brig Grifon. arrived from
Montevdeo sailed thence 10Th u Three days after
Mr.. Hood left in the steamer Gorgon, for England, hav
ing important dispatches to be to England by
20 un
ceived from Montevideo to day dated 18th ult, which
relate to proposition made by Paraguay to the English
and French to put 30 900 men into the field
w
employed against Gov Rosas and obge him to consent
to the free navigation Of the Parana Gov Madarga Of
very mysterious, had come out in favor of Rosas which
had caused great discomfort and there every pros
pie being warmly opposed Rosas and in favor Of an al
lance with Paraguay Gen Urquiza was said to be wa.
against ROsas particularly L there was fair prospect
OF resisting him. and Of his being elected Of
Entire Rios Of which riovince he is a native He has
been of Rosas's most active Generals.
There is but little doubt of Brazil having signed
very shortly she will declare war against Beunos Ayres
the plan being to form coalition with Paraguay Banda
Oriental Co,snts; and Entire Rios SO as to sHnne KO
the free Navigation Of this river which will be ofim.
mense advantage to all these States which peace and
good government established would be the
finest in the world for European emigration Brazil has
large force now in the province of Rio Grande; is aug
psgn in the season. She has respectable naval
force at River Plate, has lately bought Austrian
vee built ship and is fitting out other vessels and
Hoslities were commenced at Montevideo Immediately
was about to leave for CoIona to take command Of the
troops he had left in the camps when the negotiations
with Mr. Hood were commenced. and which then
amounted to about 500 men, with every prospect OF
being SO increased as to give Orbe great annoy ance:
The blockade of Buenos Ayres was SO slightly kept
Montevdeo, and great part of the goods found their
way up to Bpenos Ayres and Entire Rios
Some think that the difficulties will be settled immed
ately on Mr. Hoods arriving in England but before
new orders out am Of opinion that some &C
as to settle them without European interference.
On the oath inst. the Denmark brig Scandna-
Wan arrived, towing the American pilot boat
Absha Jenkins, which had struck upon the Eng
llsh bank, loaded with a cargo of flour. The
Scandinavian had on board officer and l6
men of the U. S. brig cambridge, and the captain
and crew of the A. Jenkins The latter vessel had
lost about 600 barrels of -four and the rest of the
cargo, 1900 barrels, was to be sold on account of
whom it might concern.
INrELLIeE NcE FROM CUBA AND YucArAN-By
the arrival of the bark Rapid, we have files OF
the Diario de la Marina to the 7th inst. The pa
pers contain nothing Of interest. Our news from
Mexico is later than that received at Havana.
An arrival had brought news from Yucatan to
the 18th Octoaer. The claim Of the American
vessel Bolivar, had been ordered to be paid for
what, we do not know. The Yucatanese were
definitely annexed to the central power at Mexi
CO, and would send their delegates to the APP
preaching session of Congress. The Mexican
government had acknowledged the DEGREES Of
December, 1916, as long demanded by Yucatan.
The subscription in Havana, for the sufferers
by the late gale, was already over eleven thou
sand dollars.
The Diario publishes a list of the houses de-
stroyed by the hurricane of the 18th ult. In all
there were 1897 destroyed, and 442 injured
The Spanish brig of war Europa, arrived at
Havana on the 4th inst.
JERSEY CITY A PoRT OF ENTaY.-Our mer-
chants are under the impression that they will
experience much difficulty and trouble in their
business, in consequence of Jersey City being the
If Tho lin IF II ,cb;
that city not being port of entry. They suppose
that clearances and entries must be made at New
ark, the entry port of that district. We presume
that all difficulty can be obviated by making the
former port Of entry, which no doubt will be
aad