The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-27

BY the arrival at Boston OF the brig Russian,
Capt Simpson, from Montevdeo, we have Buzz
nos Ayres papers to the 25th of October. The
Packet OF the nth and 9th gives the following
items
We have the pleasure announce the arrival at Mon
chief Of Her Britannia Majesty naval forces on this
ton Lieutenants Smith, Ball and Mason, and two
belonging to the national gusrda cosss Maypu and
Vencedor who were sent prisoners to England by Ad.
mral Ingle6ed, out passengers with the Bri.
fish commodore and were landed here the 18th inst,
under flag of truce from the Firebrand Official nfor.
nation has been received to the effect that the Anglo.
French vessels Of which were stationed Obi.
gado have finally evacuated the Parana The famous ri
versta chief Fortunate Silva who enjoyed the special
protection Of the imperial authorities in Rio Grande hav.
ing lately made fresh ncurson into the Oriental terri.
tory, at the head Of band OF maraudes attacked
by Col Barros, and completely cut piece the lead
or and a number Of his officers being killed
Riversta armed schooner. mounting three guns,
captured short time since up the Uruguay by boats
from Entrerios under the command of Major Bonifaco
Rivera has lefs MSntevideo again, escorted by the
the Of Hun like arocity and psge which he and
his condoter have already enacted under the auspices
of AngloFrench Intervention on the shores of the ORR
Brazilian naval expedition composed Of two gun.
boats under the command OF Capt Leverger, set out
some time from Matte Crosse and penetrated into
the waters Of this republic for the purpose OF surveying
the River Paraguay. The Argentine Minister at Rio.
has received directions to enter formal protest again
this violation of tho huvia territory of the Confedera
ton.
ION, sailed from Buenos Ayres October 49, for Monte
vdeo where she had probably arrived and sailed again
previous to the departure Of the Russian.
The Packet gives long review Of the treatment re-
ceived by Mr. Hood in the fufment Of his special
sion at the hands of Mr. Ouseley and Baron Defauds
the English and French Penpotentiarie the object Of
which to show that these gentlemen entertained from
the hrs settled purpose to thwat his endeavors and
contrivsd both to humate and defeat him The review
interpreted with official papers which extent
bear out its assertions The pretence that Mr. Hoods
nonf vuno dAf afQd Inv ~ Af I.
thoroughly exploded; he to have adhered in good
faith, to all he promised or agreed to.
The review il translated from the Gaeesa the official
paper and extends through several numbers of the Pack
From the documents with which il IL rsed
wss no doubt furnished BY the government One of
items to Mr.. Hood. in which is prescribed a complete
abandonment of all the acts committed and principles
sisted by the free navigation Of
the Parana and all But strange to say Mr. Ii God had
no authority superior to that Of MIR Ouseley-was d.
course, he would not submit to the terms Mr. Hood
agreed on, the mission failed.
We had vague account. by former arrival, OF an
attempt to assassnato General Rivera, at Montevidso
The Packet Of October g. has the following reference
thereto -
man. by the name Of Laureano Gallo, Is said 10 have
gone to Riveras residences on tho morning OF the 2sd
ut and requested audience to speak TO him on the
subject of petition he had presented which was acce-
ded to. He returned the same day ut nighall, and APP
piled for admtance second time, but his demeanor be-
ing such as to excite suspicion the aid de.camp in
ing wished TO detan him. when the man attempted to
The aid then drew pistol md put II to his breast
wherepPon Gallo let a naked posnard drop which he
had 10 his hand. After being secured IL Ia added, he
was searched, and Le draft Of letter addressed to
clerk in one of the Offices at the Cerrto found upon
his person. in which he said that Of his and the cor
respondence he had before written had been taken but
that he was determined to carry out his design"
The following notice is copied by the packet from the
Concrete OF Monevideo with the remark that the vio
lence referred to caused by IAN attempt Of Lafone
cram the unauthorized version of the Bible the
peoples throats"-
NoTrcr-Is hereby given that in conseq uence Of the
extraordinary brenkage Of the door and window glass
and Of the general destruction Of the British protestant
church in this city, which has Of late taken place.
aordinsry general meeting OF the subscribers that
establishment will be held at the British consulate &c
neral, at ~ o'clock Monday next the 2sth inst for
the purpose OF taking into consideration this subject,
and the measures which IT may be TO adopt TO
prevent its repetition
British consulate general Montevideo oath Sept. 1916
MARTIN r. HOOD,
IL D M Acting Consul General