The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-31

Interesting from south America.
We have received, by the arrival of the Maid OF
Orleans, the Jornol do Concrete, and o MocantH,
published at Rio de Janeiro, to the 18th ut. in
elusive.
They contain intelligence from Buenos Ayres to
the I'D of January, and from Montevdieo to the
10Th
1t appears that the Argentines, or Buenos Ay-
reans have obtained one more victories over
the Montevideans, or the Savage unitarians,"
as they are sometimes called
II will be recollected that General Rivera late
w captured Pasanda, but his soldiers committed
so many excuses that the inhabitants revolted,
and, aided by Ofibe's troops, drove the Mon
tevideans out of the place. This occurred on the
2i'h Of January.
The Bnenos Ayrean General, Sarvando Gomez,
pursued Rivera to Maldonado. En- route thither
he was attacked at Sarandi by Barrios, who cap
tured all his horses and cattle and took one hun
dred prisoners.
Rivera reached Maldonado on the 9th of jan
uary.
The mediator between Corientes and Buenos
Ayres, General Urquiza, of Entire Rios, has de-
clared himself fully in favor of Gen. Rosas.
1t seems that General Oribe is master of ne arly
all Paraguay. Colonia is the only point not now
in his possession.
These South American Republics are about on
q par with Mexico.
BuENos AYRKs, Jan. Q, ls47.
Sn-Permit who has, from the perusa of your pa
per in foreign land received moro interesting n,elli
gence and correct statements Of what ranspres
daily in beloved country than from any other quar-
ter to add his mite to correct and valuable summa
Extract from the message of the Government Of Bue.
nos Ayres to the Twenty Fourth LEGISLATURE ,s.s
The Executive Power to the Hon Representation of the
Province
The government prides itself in binding its fraernal
friendship with the American States 1t observes rigid
neutrality In its domestic affairs 1t highly gratifying
TO il TO accredit to them cordial benevolsnce.
that the Confederation distinguished proofs Of benevo
lent friendship The Argentine government has not
bo
United States at the Court Of Braz informed unadvsd
ly his government that he believed that Of the Con
federation disposed to recognize the OF the
Argentine Province of Paraguay The Minister of Fo-
reign Affairs Of the United States invited the Argentine
this important affair He presented them with cearnesss
and frankness He showed the error Of the Minister
neiro the insuperabe which this recog
milton offered to the Confederation and he sustained the
separation Of The Province Of Paraguay. '''i
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs OF that republic lis;
tened to these reasons Inc government OF the United
vince Of Paraguay That Of the Confederation sppre
ciaes cordially this testimony Of the justice Of the
It's Charge dAffsirs, William Brent jr. ESQ., offered
the the estimabs mediation Of the United
yernment of Paraguay That of the Confederation &C.
copied with perfect esteem. It was pleasing to to
give this Of its friepdsAp and consideration to
the government Of the United States.
painful to il to give you account Of disagreea
BILE incident which took place with Mr. Edward A: Hop
kins, commissioned by the government of the United
states TO transmit information touching the Province of
Paraguay Arrogating to himself diplomatic powers
which did not belong to him. ne offered to the govern
After this grave error he to this city, the gov
eminent having accepted the mediation of the United
States offered by the Charge d'Afairs, Mr. William
Brent jr He (Mr Hopkins) insisted that he should be
informed Of the affair and participate in the conerer.
repeled the unfounded pretsnsion Of Mr. Hop
kns account of his want of diplomatic character &C
credited near the Confederation 1t is pleasing to the
government to manifest to you that the recude OF the
government of the United States anticipated the recs
matien ordered to the Argentine minister in Washing
Edward A. Hopkins
That government gave to the Argentine Minister
sad h s r. q DGysa
in which he manifested to him his serious displeasure,
the dspprova Of his conduct and ordered him to return
valued with cordial esteem the elevated policy Of tho
government of tina, republic and its recent friendly
The Of the United States has Withdrawn its
Charge dAfairs William Brent Esq, and accredited in
the same character, William A. Harris Esq The 20.
vernment OF the Confederation has been pleased TO
cognze him; and manifested to the first on his taking
leave its esteem, and that of the republic. He made
himself worthy Of by his frank and ffaternal conduct
and his enlightened ardor in maintaining and drawing
closer the good relations between both countries.
The actual Charge affairs informed the government,
In his 6rst official act that he found himself specially
ructed by the government of the United States to de-
clare its explicit reprobation announcement conduct
Of Mr. Edward Hopkins, in the Province Of Paraguay
II has been very satisfactory to the retr
butte with equal proofs of benevolent friendship those
which the government Of the United States has sccrsd
cd Its Charge dAAsirs has advised the government
the motives which exist for the between the United
States and Mexico the measures adopted by these States
and the end to which they will tend he government
protesting the sctest neutrality has thanked sincerely
the ohcious attention Of the government Of the United
States and manifested 10 its Charge dAfars its good
DESIRES and offered its friendly fraternal offices for the
two consending American States.
The government confidently hopes the reclsmations of
the government pending before the cabinet of WASH
ington will be attended to.
Tho United States have reprobated the Anglo-French
Intervention in the republics Of La Plata This solemn
testimony Of sentiments Americal and just, honor high
y that republic. 1t is very worthy of the high esteem
Of those OF the Plata, end Of its legal governments
Yours, A CONSTANT READER.
Theatrlcalss