The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-07-04

,ans, an nnder arms. and supported. no doubt nv
rngiiSh gold, with Promise nf rich lands in the
interior when once Oribe's puwYr is des,r,v.d
1t they wai, for that. il will be long day for one
bundled thousand men would scarce overrun their
province, or thai of Buenos Ayres. Within tho
last Ten days Rivera arrived from Rio. The
pacifcafors denied him permission To land I'm,
81 severe was The cutlery among the troons-as.
pecla'y the blacks, who conmencpd every kind
OF excess--that they were at last obliged to allow
him To land He is now ON Shore and nj the
head OF the blacks, Basqnes, and Italians, and IL
is thought, will not he swayed longer nv Greiun
influence. and rather than submit to it he NAV
caPitulate with Oribe. They used him az a t,ml
as lung as he might serve their views, and then
wished to see him cast aside They are certain
~ on the lookout and fancy can see signs of
an embarcaton Of their troops, which must take
place before long. if their governments do nu,
materially reinforce them. They have clearly
made fools OF themselves: and if their object was
ana is fooihod in this part os the world. be.
iieve they have SD far fully missed il I; sooner ar
later they must retire, and then Oribe will lake
instant possession. and should he rid the state Of
mat foreign tribe he will he doing some service.
Oh Tar have ny feeble sketch of affairs brought
you up Ia the existing state al present. will
""'y aoo mat olIhe has heen encamped at his
present site near three years that he maintains a
strict government of the whole country. excrpt
Colonel, small village opposite Buenos Ayres
anu Maldanado. also small town near the sea.
OF both OF which places the English or French
maintain naval .orce. You no doubt have bea I'd
of the combined f"rce. with large CONVOY ,f
merchant vessels of all nations loaded with ,ner-
chandise, forcing the passage of the Parann an
'neir way to Paraguay, and of the desperate re-
s's'ance they met with. Still they succeeded in
destroying the hrts and passing on TO Corrien,es
part OF which province English gold had caused
10 rebel against Rosas. In Paraguay they have
also, by the same means. created feeling AGAINST
Rosas. which they trust will aid them in What.
ever views they have towards Buenos Ayres-
Lately we have not heard anything further of
this heet, but that they have not reached Para.
quay Is certain and whether Paraguay will he
iorced into direct war with Buenus Ayres. mr.
whether these noble rivers will be- entirely omen
ed 10 trade. time alone will decide, and nations
alone VIII Judge how far the English and French
had The right to force the opening of the river:
nut one thing is certain, if it is ever freely omen
ed' we shall derive the same advantage as we did
from the China transaction Our peaceful ,,t;
.uoe' and the course we have pursued, will give
IL 10 us wherever we gn we are respected and
ioVed as just and honorable nation strictly lo.,
ing peace, but determined to bear M wrong. and
one That Il hope will never suffer European in
reference | have seen enough of il in every
par. OF The world ever To view with Indifference
'heir least foothold in our blessed country