Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-04-10
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

CONSEQUENCES THE n. r. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
RIO DE JANERo, FEBRUARY 10, lS47.
| We are most anxiousy expecting later advice.
from England and Montevdeo, as they will proba
bly, determine the policy of England and France as
regards the armed Intervention in the River Plate
particularly upon their decision depends the
question of peace or war between RosAs and BRA
I'll. The former has of late offered many insult:
to Brazil, and seems to be determined to goad hel
into quarrel.
Brazil is DESTROYS Of peace but rs prepared and
is preparing for defence in of being attacked al
the South and last advces from Monevideo, 3Oh utmo
the troops Of Rosas in full possession of the Banda ORR
entail having crossed Entire Rios in large numbers routed Ri
vera (who had few days before taken Paysandu the
Uraguay and driven him the country Madonado
where he arrived the 9th. 1t extremely doubtful il
he could maintain himself there against Ohes forces and he
would probably be obliged to fee to Rio Grande again and
if afforded protection, BEFORE Rosas would consider
" casus be, and commence operations Immediately,
Of his most serious charges against Brazil is their aordng
Rivera protection BEFORE and aerward allowing him passports
TO go to Montevdeo.
has been the subject of very strong protests by the
Argentine Minister at this Court.
The Mutne brig of war, which ordered be ready
early in December take the final orders of the English
and French Governments to Montevideo still waiting at
Portsmouth the % Of December, is supposed in
sequence of misunderstanding between the Powers
England being for prosecuting the intervention and France
opposed o The latter supposed to be jealous Of the former
by the opening Of the Parana the English would be the
greatest and almost only gamers whereas France would have
bear the greatest burden Of ships and 1t would
appear that Uquza, the Governor Of Entire Rios who it
supposed had deserted Rosas has again espoused his cause
not only allowing his troops pass through Entire Rios but
affording him every assistance in his power
Nothing known with certainty Of the state Of Corenes
but is to be feared that she will follow Entire Rios, being
party the treaty of Acerez which appears to have been
only blind the other States while Rosas preparing
the campaign.
The general opinion is that Brazil escape with
Rosas particularly in consequence of her good understanding
with Paraguay having acknowledged her independence, and
many think entered privately into treaty offensive and de-
fensivc. II very certain that the Paraguayan Minister at
this Court very good terms with the Government and it
would not be surprising if Gen. Guido the Argentine Minis
ter should demand his passports, rather the Government
should send them to him. His correspondence and protests
the past three months have been c,uched only in strong
but rather insulting terms The replies of the Brazilian Gov
eminent were very proper, and not wanting in spirit
This Government expecting Mr. WIsEs recall, having
sgned their wish that he should not be allowed to remain
and under the circumstances would not be advisable.