The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-21

fine bSrk Chancellor, Captain Beau
arrived yesterday from Monieviceo. bring
ccounts from that place to the 9th ult., and
Buenos Ayres TO the I'd. The passage just
by the Chancellor has scarcely a parallel,
accomplished within forty days, eight Of
she was becalmed.
e intelligence il highly interesting.
learn from Captain Besuvais, that an affair
occurred between the English and French
pding squadrons, which may lead 10 some.
serious.
English merchant brig Ringdove," was
n a small port on the coast OF Buenos Ayres,
in cargo, supposed out Of reach Of the
of war, when she was taken as prize TO
ckading squadron by an English man-of-
hooner, and brought TO the outer roads Of
iideo, where the admiraps ship was M
English admiral told the commander ofthe
er he had done wrong, and ordered him
The brig back, and leave her there unmo-
The French admiral hearing Of il, and
9 willing to submit to such an outrageous
ing, Gas no vessel under any other flag
have been allowed such a privilege, and
bast is blockaded to one it must be TO all.)
lately despatched man-of-war brig TO
the vessel had gone, took possession Of
id brought her to Montevideo, where she,
er with her cargo, CONSISTING Of 80 pipes
VIZ was condemned, and ordered to be
accounts from Buenos Ayres state that
is no prospect OF the difficulties being set
the port was sill blookaded, and of course
erchantmen were there.
British brig OF war Racer, is said TO have
Ter mate killed in an encounter between one
pr boats and some people on shore. Also
he captain of the French brig OF war Tao
and several ofthe crew, were killed in an
up the Uruguay.
the night of the 23d of April, several thunderbols
different parts Of the city. but without causing
erious injury. Ono struck the house Of II T., the
ster Of Foreign Affairs and fell within few feet Of
ola where he was sitting in his Office Fortunately,
Minister escaped unhurt-
me Buenos tyres Packet of the I'd says -
is understood that in all the present month,
return; and it is even said that the British and
hch ships of war will evacuate that river, the
enses OF pilotage being very considerable item
sells which went on the wild-goose chase will have
n eight months on the round voyage and the losses
ruling to the parties concerned are known to be
,ns Of this description; were the British and
nch squadrons, with great waste of blood and trea-
}, disposed to protect them with conveys The les
must be confessed has been very severe but is
hoped that it will not prove eventually unproduc-
of advantageous results The golden visions which
ID on to the commission of great act Of international
stice having vanished, calm reflection will confirm
truth of the MAXIM that honesty is the best policy
,ell in theory as in practice"
he national schr of war Federal captured after the
10 Of Oblgado by the French in the Parana, has been
ArQoDtlnaa.
is currently reported that Lopez formerly second in
mand to Paz, and who shortly after his disastrous
with 200 of his followers in the Brazilian territory,
sued for pardon to the Argentine government, and
it having been conceded, 1t is supposed that by this
he has Joined with his party the army Of General
the 2sth of March, detachment Of 100 cavalry sent
from Salto, for the purpose Of collecting cattle,
taken and cut to pieces by Col. Lamas, only eight
returning to the town.
he Montevideo Commerce. del Plata, gives
following items =
th in searching the American papers, in the George
dpecate saw the account for the first time of the
h of his only son. The editor of the Commerce.
IS occasion to express his sympathies with the be-
red parent and in manner which shows the CON-
der OF the American squadron in the Rio de la Plata
acquired the good will Of all.
essels arriving from Gualequay, state that nothing
was heard from Corrientes up to the 2lst April
uiza was tranquil the greater part Of the army being
through. d. Manuel Oribe had directed that until
ial news were given Of preceding events, there
ild be no demonstrations of jubilee exhibited.
ROM BoLIvIA-D. Jose Ballivian, captain general Of
armies Of the republic, publishes manifesto in
IN to the immense traffic in smuggling" He directs
all foreign wines and liquors shall be entered at the
om house Of Oruso, there the duties to be paid.
HILr.-A treaty of peace and commerce had been
led between the governments of New Grenada and
D. at the city of Santiago; The first railroad in Gen.
America will be, probably, the constructed in
ish Guiana, between Berbice and point in the in
Or. 1t is short, but of immense benefit to traders
,rER FROM CoRRIKNTEs.-Paz having heard of com.
locations between Urquiza and Governor Madaraga
fearful Of friendly ISSUE resolved to defeat the
for this purpose he wrote to the socalled Congress
orrientes. and easily obtained their cooperation II
resolved TO supercede Madariga, and Paz supplied
ps to support the authority of the governor but
arga, learning what going seized ell the re-
tory members. with Minister Marquee, and sent them
oners TO neighboring town. The city was de-
ed under martial law, and Governor Madariga
ched to attack the troops Of Paz under command Of
eral Alvarez but the troops being mostly Corren.
5, either went over to Madarga dispersed. In the
usion, the Congressman escaped to Paraguay. The
ernor returning to the city his forces and
ing issued decree deposing Paz, declared his nten-
Of marching with his army to attack him, he being
ounded by an army of Psraguayans exclusively, the
rentnos having fockcd to the standard of Madariga
Paraguayan Commissioner in Corrientes, has de-
ed his conviction that soon as the government re-
intelligence of these occurrences Il will order its
ps to withdraw.
Movements OF Travellers.
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