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


quay which though not quite as late as our last adj
vices from Montevideo,yet coming from an inland
town, show the feeling ofthe inhabitants towards
the blockaders.
The following we translate from the last num-
Der =
From the Miguelete of 4th Mayl
To-day is the 276th since the naval forces OF England
and France. stationed in the Rio de la Plata commanded
by Admiras nglesfeld and Lame have bloc kaded in
with the Italian pirate Garbadi the ports of the
oriental republic Of Uruguay and acting in this manner,
although we have given them no pretext for
their infamous conduct And they still follow up under
their ironically styled message Of peace their blockade
and Paical attacks upon coasts They mi ,red
our valuable commerce with the United States, with the
Brazs Spain, Portugal and Sardinia and destroyed their
own We have shown them the fooshness of their at.
tempts 70 subdue us, and have proved capabty
resist them In return for their murderous cruelty
have protected those French and English inhabitants
who, abandoned by their consus We're at our mercy
european Intervention alone aggrav enough
American republics but when under the pretepce of pro-
curing peace they have enghend old and created
new ones, they will need than one Intervention in
what passes in the Rio de la Plata Americans, 275 days
OF blockade are past endure that OF many
consequences destroyed commerce with us, and an
eternal enmity and hatred in the South American
cs against the English and French, which too late will
bring their repentance"
Since writing the above we have received files
of the Buenos Ayss Packet to the 23d May, incu-
sive. We find the following tems:-
Such language shows but little fear, and the
existence of a spirit which will cause the Euro
pean powers to rue their attacks. The strongest
feeling of hatred seems to exist against the self
styled "Orental Government" at Montevideo
and the trea there entered into between Spain
and the republic, is denounced as illegal and of
no effect. Ike Orbist party is evidently very
powerful throughout Uruguay. In the same pa
per we find an address to President Oribe, signed
by over two thousand of the inhabitants of the
department OF Soriano, congratulating him on
his course, and closing as follows -" We offer
to your service lives and our wealth, and
we make all sacrifices cheerfully rather than
submit to the proclamation OF our soil by despica-
bic strangers, or the low bred united savages,
who to no purpose attempt to control u.s.
large portion of the forces of Gen Paz has gone to
Brazil.
The "pacifcaonn is going ahead most gloriousy un.
der the auspices of Messrs. ouseley Defaudais Rive
ra bsied in his designs at Coonia has, it appears
embarked his horde and escorted by British and French
naval forces is cruising along the coast making
BILE, to lay waste the country and murder the inhabi
tants The atrocities committed by these Vandals Las
Vacas and La Agraciada are reported to DO of the
The last news from Rivera is, that he made sally
from colonia for the purpose OF procuring cattle but that
he was driven back at the point Of the lance with the
loss OF so OF his horse
We have accounts from San Lorenzo to the 18th inst
The convoy from Corrientes had, since the 9TH
menced to rendezvous four leagues above Quebracho
and il expected that it would get under way at the
first favorable opportunity. II rs steamers Lizard
and HAPPY had rece ed tremendous hammering in as
cending the river the former the goth u and the lat
ter the 18th inst CALLING was the fire from the Ar
gentine positions that, in each instance all hands on
board below, with the exception of the helmsman
who surrounded by parapet Of hammocks and mat
The Lizard had one of her coors shot way and
both her and the Harry suffered very materially in their
bulls and machinery
The Gorgon and Gassendi were in sight when the af
fair with the Harry took place.
The ruthless Unitarian Nance Paz has been arrested
by the of the province of Paraguay and de-
livered up to General Madarisga, Governor of Corr
entes.
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MonTry'nx" Inns Iath 1915
lbaye few remarks TO make abont tho r;vsr peror
expedi,ion ~ ~ ~ o'ia
On the ath instant az q o,clock IN th. r,orr;, A.,
fleet Weighed anchor about three mes above ,h Ra
cas- os Sc oram.n IN ,hn 49, $780, 49, , ...e na,at