The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25

Battle OF Paisander on tlie River Uru-
gUay--Defeat of IIie English and
French combined Fleets, by the Ar
genfine and OrieninI Republicans.
TFdusldted from the Spanish, of Official docu-
meRts, relatiue to tie defeGtof the English
and French combined forces, b an attack on
Paisander, small torn on. the rirer Uru-
quay, By detachment Of tse Argentine and
Oriental forces:
Long live the defenders Of the laws!
To his excellency, DoN MANUEL ORIBg:
PAIsANDER, 2Sth September, lS45.
MY MUCH ESTEEMED FRIEND AND sIR:--NowI
at 8 O'Clock in the mornings the squadron of the
savage uuitarians is approaching this port, and
within two or three hours, the battery, President
Oribe will open its Ere 10 The cry Of Long live
the President of the Republic, and American
independence The parties from the coast an
nounce TO me 81 vessels; but can only see Ia
large ones, among them steamer, the turns OF
the coast prevent me from seeing the others
The fate of Paisander is going to be decided
within its trenches; and, as n last resource, be-
meath its ruins; and if its existence cannot be
saved, it shall save the honor of the Orentals
and Argenlines, and the dignity oftheir govern
ment. This, from your grateful friend,
O. S. Nj. B.
ANTONIO DiAZ,
! Defender of the same.
To the glory of Paisander.
This heroic people, under the command OF
Gen. Don Antonia Diaz Minister of War Of the
Oriental state, has Just opposed an impregnable
barrier 10 the combined fleets of England and
France, united with the irate GarribaIdi Ho-
nor to the gallant defenders of Pasander, OF
American liberty and honor, and oftheir worthy
general in chief!
The 29th Of September, the Anglo French
fleets Unexpectedly appeared, threatening 10 lay
Pasander in ruins, and renew the scenes of Co
lonla and of Gualeguaychu.
AT ten O'Clock in the morning, fourteen large
vessels Of war commenced their operations
against this port. The Anglo French squadron,
with the pirate Garribaldi, was composed in all
of more than thirty sail.
Under these circumstances, General DIaz or
dered to be inserted in the general orders the
following patriotic proclamation, monument oil
American honor and boldness:
Long live the defenders of the laws!
General Don Antonio Diaz Minister of War
etc, etc. proclaims:
To the Inhabitants and heroic people of Pal
sander! National Guards, indestructible col
umn of order and the laws Argentine warriors
brave defenders of American liberty and indie
Ipendence
/ The Ierccous band of savage untalians mi
ted with the naval force of England and o
France, venured to-day 10 raise their heads
lpJ in b,,p JroI l.,
} lels encircle your brows. You have finally seer
, them approach this point, with the aid of the
lniquIIous protectors, loaded with the spoiIs O
CoIonia and Gaaleguaychu, which they deliver
ed to plIage, 10 the flames, and to destruction
Their presence is for us the announcement 0
new days of glory. In a few moments the hou
, of combat will resound amongst us; it will alsc
, be that of vengeance for those dofenceless peo
Pile. Let Paisander be to Uruguay the bulwarl
against which the ambition of the perfdous enc
, mics of our independence may be dashed to pic
ces--Its trenches another tomb for the savau
unitarians, and an exemplary warning to thci
= tignoble allies.
+. Citizens! Argentine and Oriental soldiers! Al
the inhabitants Of the lwolepublcs of the Plat
n fix this day their eyes on the banks Of the Uru
quay; and they all hope, confding in your vaIo
and patriotism, for the news of your trump
over this horde of pirates, unitarian savages,an
l. their coopcraors and auxiIiares. Yes, hero
t Paisandcropposodi iselfto their desolating march
S and that the said honorable confidence may nc
= be beIied, let us fight with the resolution of con
= quering or dying for the liberty and independents
! of our country rather than pass through the ig
II nominy of being slaves TO foreigners.
n Long live his Exccllency, the President q
+ the republic, General Don Manual Oribe!
| Long live his Excellency, the Governor of tn
0 province 2of Buenos Ayres, Brigadier Genera
; Don Juan Manual de Rosas
/ Death TO the enemies of American indepon
dence!
PABANDER, Goth September, 1915.
(Signed,) ANTONIO DIAZ.
y Almost Immediately afterwards the battle be
u gan between the battery, President Orbe,' an
Il the combined fleets, which lasted an hour Tn
; Anglo-French and Garribaldi were repuIsed.-
t. : The first retreated TO the lower Uruguay, an
u the pirate took rhe direction Of SaIto.
The English war-steamer grounded on III
{ hidden rocks which obstruct the navigation
. the Uruguay in its principal channels, and coul
= only be got off after great exerlions, and su
y tanning some damage, - Washington Union.
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