The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-14

fhoM inE hhdANIiNk OVNr kbkhA-
rroS.-By the arrival Of the Mazeppa from Rio ia
metro, we have Buenos Ayres papers to the 10Th Of
January.
There were no merchant vessels in pon.
The opening of the twenty-third Legislature OF
the province took place on the Let OF January when
the acting governor, Felipe Arana, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, delivered the annual message.
which was listened to with much attention
The Packet OF the 3D. says, the following gentle
men were noticed In the consular and diplomatic
boxes. Hon. VIM. Brent, Jr, Charge d'Aff4ires,
and Joseph Graham, Esq Consul Of the United
States
The mother Of Governor Rosas died on the 18th
OF December, aged 10.
The bodies OF Edward Pheasants and John VIII
llams, the two seamen drowned from the United
States brig Bainbrldge had been recovered and re-
specttully buried.
The governor, in his message to the representa-
ves in abiding to the relations with this country,
says:-
The government preserves fra.sraal friendship
wards the American states observes strict neutra
ty In their internal affairs, and gives them constant
proofs Of cordial benevolences.
The recttude OF the government of tho United States
friendship with the Argentine Republic have been dis
tnguishediy made manifest in tue honorabs termna-
ton ofthe disagree able affair occasioued by Captain
Philip \ Voorhees, The cabinet of Washington gave a
favorable reception to the just demands Of the Confede
ration The government highly estsems that testimo.
ny ofthe good policy and honorable friendship of the
enlightened OF the United States Both the
Republics OF La Plata duly appreciate such worthy and
honorable conduct.
The Charge dAGaires Of the United States generous.
y made offer Of his friendly services to bring about the
solid and honorable pacihcation of hese States The
government accepted them with nlacrity. Although
the esteemed interposon Of that distinguished diplo
matist he's been thwarted by the ministers Of Great
Britain and France the COME deratSn and the govern
men Will ever acknowledge with high esteem this proof
Of amicable benevolence and sincere humanity the
part Of that of the United States.
Tho government confidently expects that the claims
republic ndlug before the cabinet
ington will be attended to.
The Packet says II, is confidently asserted that Gen
Urquiza with large division'of Argentine troops has
actually recrossed the Uruguay and that the campaign
against the rebels Of Correntes is to be opened mme
dietey.
The Goeita Mercsnl gives the details Of some barbar
Gus and scandalous atrocities committed against the in
habants and families Of the town of Salto II appears
that the 23d Of November last six in the evening"
column Of Anglo French infantly with the Italian bu
Garibaldi the English rufan Mundell and about
they attacked Col D. Manuel Lasaeia. who was situat
ed at Tapav with the convoy Of families from salto
Tbs force under his command was infinitely inferior in
number; notwithstanding this with the dignity and bra
very ofworhy OrentaS, they sustained combat
equal At length, after hard Consisted struggle nu.
that handful Of Orientas-he unfortunate Oriental IA.
miles falling into the hands Of Gsrbad and the Anglo
French forces Colonel Lavalleja has, psverthel.ss
rallied his squadron OF cavalry at the Paso de las Pedras
on the river Arspey. The Anglo French and Gsribsdi
robbed and every specss of violence upon the
families Of the convoyin the most Infamous and
manner, piaging and destroying at the time the
property Of the traders and other persons who had aban
doBed Salto.
The pirates butchored in cold blood several respeca
BILE Oriental citizens whose sge and standing would
have commanded respect and confederation from cvilz
who was cowardly and barbsrousy killed by Mundell
D Mariana Gonzaez the father Of Q numerous family
and old nhabtant Of Pasandu also fell victim to the
fury of the assassins
The little OF salto has been completely robbed
The doors and windows have been pulled out of the
houses belonging to the patriots who resist foreign ~
RAINY. The Anglo French have converted the Church
Of Salto into filthy barracks With the most Infamous
violence have they taken from neura Foreigners who
had remained in the town. all kinds of effects most par
tcslarly satabIss and liquors.
Tho Orisatai forces are preparing to take Just ven;
Urquza had arrived tie LIST at Santa Anna del One
guy thirty leagues dissent from Concorda Great and
'meor,sn, events vents are Drswns IN tia. see. .: war
year at sixty millions and quarter revenue az
six millions and haf-leaving atty three millions to
be provided BY extraordinary means The war
estimated twenty Eight millions He proposes that
sum Of two millions per month be voted, continue
through the blockade and for three months after its ter
minatl0n.
Rio DE JASErao, 10th February, 1916.
There Is news Of any Importance received here for
From the former place have letters Of the 9Th inst.
They give the that great distress prevails
pSs ss moOa u
has been published A the past month Of January is
included in the Decree Buenos Ayres will DO inundated
must have great influence, good bad upon the com
merce OF The country Preparations arc making Tor
has ordered the militia, which Is composed Of ali the
foreign commercial residents Of Buenos Ayres well
others to equip themselves in uniform. This il
to be done at each individuals own expense
From Maldonado there 10 nothing important since the
troops of the evacuated that department. In
Entre Rios cavalry sErmishes are continually occur
ring between the conflicting parties. Urguira after
passing the Uruguay. has effected junction with
Carbon and all the forces which he had in Entire Rios
and these combined forces marched Immediately upon
Correntes Some account of great battle 10 daily
pected but for which side victory will declare IL
certain.
great number Of vessels belonging to the French
and English, under ths ir protection reported
by the English steamer Fnebrand, and another
steamer, laden with goods, merchandise and produce,
wno "s 70
the operation Of amputation, in consequences Of wounds
received at the famous battle Of the Oolgado Parana
but Of dysensery which supsrvened after strongest
hopes for some time had been confidently INDUCED IN,
s ~: " all tho
sr. Defends embarked on board the steamer Gassend,
to proceed Colonia and Uruguay the evening Of
proceed Busnos Ayrss bearer Of propositions Of
peace add the widest hopes, with the most absurd
mors, were set aaoat For these. however there was
rumors, of approaching pschcation shew the bent OF
mems minds and that they heartily tired Of the pre-
There are many native spaniards in Buenos Ayres,
who are said to be anxious to leave the city hut
who are prevented forcibly by the government
from doing sr Estrada, Captain Of Spanish frgats
vas sent on their behalf BY the Spanish authority
to demand their liberation which, however peremp
tory refused by Rosas end his ministry, who declared
10 be against the policy Of the government Some Of
them, with great dmculty, escaped from the cavalry
which lined the and came away board the ship
Hsroe which Or EstI ada himself returned to Monte
video The vessels mentioned above ~ under convoy
sailing down the Parana, alter passing few leagues TO-
low Santa Re, were met BY the Argentine Commander,
Msrca with eight pieces Of dying artillery, VINO
nonaded them from o'clock until In the evening do
ing tremendous damage, while. AZ the Buenos Ayres
journals say, they did damage whstever in return
This however, appears doubtful.
FROM CARE HYTIEN.-Capt. Shackelford, OF brig
Colorado, from Cape Hayden, at this port, last
evening, brings to the Merchants Exchange a memo.
randum under Of Goth ut the effect that Presi
dent PIeorot Cor Pero the night Of thu Gath sent in
mis- resignation and retired his country residence, not
however without insult from the mob, who followed
him with stones and brckbats General Bobo, who had
just been appointed General Of the departments Of the
North by President Richie, entered the town the next
morning at head Of large body Of troops and took
possession Of the Psais National He came for the pur