The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-19
From the New York Morning Star.
Late and lmPortAnt from South AEs Iica.

BY the arrival OF the clipper baque Isabel Hyne, Capt
Deming from RIO de Janeiro (saled 7th March.) we
have important Intelligence from South America The
government OF Louis Philippe, before its overthrow haa
resolved TO abandon the alliance which had entered
into with Brazil, Tor the extension OF monarchca princi
pies South America and the sublugaton of the Argen
tine republic Accordingly, the Baron de Gros was Sent
out from Fcance in the steangate Magellan, TO restore
peace the La Plata 10 order the raising OF the blockade
of Buenos Ayes and to cooperate with Mr. Core the
English charge IN making treaty OF friendship with
President Rosas We now have accounts OF the meeting
OF these ministers at Rio on the 4th OF March. The
frigate Magellan having arrived there that day from
France had on board the Baron de eros, who would &C
company Mr. Gore to Buenos Ayres, 10 enter upon the
negotiation with President Rosas. During this negoiia-
ton, probable will arrive out OF the revolution
in Paris when of course the whole intrigue OF the allied
monachies will be thrown to the winds Rosas and the
South American republicans will triumph, and we shall
be greatly mistaken if the Brazans do not attempt TO
release themselves from the despotism of the Emperor
AT all events peace is restored TO South America Gen
Rosas IS seated firmly in the presidential chair OF the
Argentine republic and General Onbe resumes the presl
dency of Uruguay. Both will now be prepared TO aid
the republicans OF Brazil in putting down the monarchy
OF Don Pedro England wisely withdrew from the mon
archical alliance year ago She discovered that France
and Brazil were only using her instrument for the
destruction OF the republics; and her commercial interests
which were being injured, finally triumphed over her
intervention originated with the French monarchisis,
who, for small consideration, years ago bought
out the custom house at Montevideo and all the
revenues Tor years TO come, and the closing OF the
commerce of Buenos Ayres ION the opposite side
of the river) by the allied monarchists, threw all
the of the La Plata into their hands
Hence the three years blockade of Buenos Ayres BY
French and English commanders, who successfully
espoused the of Montevideo, were brbed to
espouse it, All this is matter OF history. The bub
Bile has exploded. What splendid triumph for the
publicans What Joy there will be in the beeagured
towns and cities of the Argentine and the Uruguay The
next thing is ,ndemnttyfor tie past Recompense is due
to the Argentnes and Oenals Tor the ourages commit
ted by the monarchst and their claims should be pressed
earnestly and enersecaIly in London, Paris, and Rio
The latest at Rio from Bueno Ayres were to
the 81 of February, and from Monevideo to the 7th.
The French fleet still bockadng the former port.
Business continued very dull at Rio, and although the
stock of flour in first brands limited, the article was
of slow sale. The latest quotations Richmond flour
per barrel $2l S22; Baltimore flour SIS $40; coffee
So $50 per arroba