The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20
later G.os. seash America,

la fLAfA.-Adflces fr0m buenOs AyTeS and
MonteyideO to March IL, have been received
The U. $. fngaie BIsndywine was at Monteyi-
dec ON the l4th Of March. The bng Perry,
Ideut. Tilden, was at Buen0s AyIes on the It'll
They were Expecting Baron GTos from France, q
special minister 10 the Rosas Government, and
he and Hon. Capt Gore, from the English Gov
eminent, who had anlyed as FAR as Rio Janeiro.
il was supposed would eater into new series of
Negotiations with Rosas.
A Buenos AyFes paper Of the llth, says.
On the sth inst. fleet Of eleven vessels, ten
OF which were bound TO European ports, and one,
Tie Mason Barney, 10 New York, made uSh
frem the inner roads Of thus port, with most ia
yOrable prospects having dark night and a fair
wind. When about eighty miles down,the river,
ne wind and tide became adverse, and the
Fench steamer was soon in their midst, captuT-
ing eight Out Of the eleven, the Mason Barney
among them. rH
They were all brought back to their anchor
a.e save one English brig, which having been
previously warned, and her papers endorsed,
was Opltsed for MOnfevideo, and win share the
fate OF The English brig Fame and others. Each
psEt Of the Argentine teuiiop Is now closely
blOckadei, and all attempts TO eyade the French
cruisers, viii be useless, with steamer con-
stsnily prepared for the chase. There yet re-
main fifteen vessels loaded for ports IN Europe,
including those returned on the 9Th, all smaller
than the Mason Barney.
In this city all commerce IS stopped A retail
tulde only u doing. The coasters arc ali lad
uTl Carts and horses ditto. Bsi little produce
comes from the Interior end many ~ tire distant
foeks Tins Summer win 20 unSh0m Of then wool
BReuL.--An lrrivel at Baltimore brings adj
yil,es from Rio JaneiFo up 10 the 26th OF March.
Mt Gslatin's pamphlet on the subject Of peace
with Mexico, is translated and published in the
papers without comments.
The new Peruvian war steamer Rlmac, Capt
RiestTa, built IN New York, auived at Rio on
the 24lh IL Mach, in passage Of 81 days.
yESEuKIA.-A letter from Caracas, dated
ADril i6, says:
The City Of Caracas is as quiet at This mo-
msnt, as though no civil wal existed; the opera
tlems OF the aunles arc so far removed into the
interior, that we can only feel us effects in the
Stagnation Of allknds II business. The friends
Of Paez are still saHguane ia their hopes that IN
a short time he may make an impression on the
forces umleI MOnagas; but 80 present we are at
loss to CONJECTURE the tardy movements OF both
armies. There is great deal OF yslisht talk,
bta believe there is little lighting likely to take
place. Time must determine; many OF those
who marched out two months ago are returning
10 The city, sick, and worn Out with long marches
oven mountains and hot plains.
Some idea may be folmei Of the suite Of the
country by the difficulty in obtaining money;
TO per cent per month has been paid in many
instances for the best paper the forced loan has
been paid in after much "dlsgusio;" the much
talked Of two millions of paper money has not
| yet made It's appearances
Our Change d'AfaiTes, B. G. Shields, Esq. /,
has taken possession and moved into the man
sion of Gen. Paez, in this city Cor the purpose Of
pnJiecting il in the absence OF the owner.