The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-18
Our south American Correspo Ddsnce.

Our south American Corrcspo BdenCe.
MosrrviDso, Sept IA. 1850.
The Treaty Setwee~ Rosas, O'ibe and Franee-THs
French Troops-Ja'rfpaIs Of California VessIs-Inte-
resting Ship Nsvs-NsuaI Matters.
The British steamer Rineman, one Of the regular
packets between RE de Janeiro and Buenos Ayres
sails from here for the former port to day and avail
myself Of the opportunity to give yeu what there
10 anoat.
The final treaty between Rosas and oribe and
France, has been completed and goes home 10 the
steamer Propy, which leaves here to-day 1t is gene
rally supposed that France will not ratfy this treaty
Is 1t 10 more Objectionable In many points than the
former Upon the conclusion OF this treaty, the
French troops which had been In the harbor eight
months, were allowed to come shore for the frst
time There about 1000 OF them, and they are
very fine looking fellows, being all picked men, from
the army that served in Algiers. They are drilled
every morning. from six to eight O'Clock. and gs
through the motions In a very soldier, like manner
II Ia rumored that France will send more troops
here shortly but l an unable to discover any good
grounds for the report.
1t i expected thai large squa dron will soon arrive
here from Brazil, to blockade Buenos Ayrss, Don
Peoro Secundo Is determined 90 to war With Rosas
OF course this is good news for tho ontevdssns as
will throw an immense amount of business into
their hands vessel ar rived this morning. after the
short Of 20 hours from Rio Grands reporting that
no more cattle be obtained from that port they
TO he reserved for the of the Brazilian troops
orr be obliged to look elsewhere for beef. u. at
present We depend almost entirely upon Rio Grande
and Sc GATHERINGS for supplies. the bsegiag srty
outside tins city cut of all communicative with the
back country
The American steamer Confidence sailed from here
about q month since. for California. 1t was feared
that che had been Loot In a gala which com m IN ced
here the day aftsr abe sailed late sdvcss inform
us, that, though the wind bes gale from E. here
1t that time, It was from the IL. where she would
probably be- which, of course q fair VIVID for her
The doiah came down from Rio in i've days, beating
Ii. u. N steamer Rinemsn three days She got her
coal on board and proceeded her voyage 9th
In st. The Wilson Hunt 10 still here; she sailed from
Rio on the lash August, and arrived here the 2lst
difficulty occurred ON the passage, between the cap
tam, the mate and engineer during which he captain
got rather the worst oft The consul Is Investigating
matter and she will DO detained till 1t IS sssted
She has her cesl on board and Is slready for sea.
Our Censul here, Mr.. Hamilton, is universally re-
spectes, and IL q man whom every American may well
The brig sarah Ann, which put in here In Distress
some time since, has been con demnsd aud sold With
her cargo. She from New York bound TO Califor.
mia. Captain Hammond of the chip Thames also con-
demned sold with his wife goes home, in
California having put la here twice. sailed the second
time on the l0th. Her Captain WAS not we'll The bark
0iof Wyt from Baltimore for Panama with cargo Of
Goals arrived here on the 9Th leaking very badly
She will be discharged and q survey called. The Dr. |
brig William l4o days from Liverpool, for California
csme In IN distress the 10th. She had been con-
sidersby south OF here but put back in
OF having sustained damage in gale shs win pro.
badly be condemned. SO many vessels being con-
sbo uld not otherwise have. The steamer W Psase |
Captain Jes,up Is still running between this port and
Buenos Ayres, and will continue on this route until |
further orders received from the States Captain
Jessup Is every inch gentleman, and every likes
him " no travels with him Tire business Is not very
profitable, kosss viii not allow him bring any
passengers down from Buenos Ayres
The u 8. frigste Brandywin Commodore storer,
sails for Rio the 10th wkere they to meet
the Congress- and after mic or with the lat
ter vessel she will go home. Ter officers TO be
well pleased at the oea Of going home after their thres
cruise The corvette st Louis all ready for
sea aud under orders to proceed to Rio about ten
days since hut was detained In consequence OF the
illness of Captain Cock. He has siuc. partially re
covered but the ST. Louis will remain here for the
Ir.nnt. All hands on beard both these vessels are
vessels here as their officers are us act of fellows
There ere at present aosut q dozen french men Of
var In the harbor, including the line PROXY
bert and propeller frigae Ramona The latter Is the
Target OF here There alec foas yilian
spo two Italian, but no English men Of. var here
Last Saturday this 7th. the anniver-ary OF Drs-
lillian Independence This Braxilisn vessels in the
bsrtor beautifully decoratsd they hrsd salute
at sunrise room. ana tuBset and the salute
NnsIe'urned by the different In the harbor,
and by the fort on shore
ThsFrench corvette Provincials arrived here yes |
teIdsy with stores for the squadron report having
been sent 20 France, that the yellow fewer pre-
vaDsg here. the p. brought out ak extra surge MS !
II has been perfectly healthy here all through the
season; there ~as enc esse Of jaundice, which the
u y sicinns at frft took to BE- ysllos tyrr
Tho Russian brig Maria, which lett New York last |
February, with cargo OF Goals for Hewlsnd I
Aspinwall. hound 70 Psusms, after remaining two |
months In Rio Put In hsre where abe ha, also been
two months Her Goals were discharged and sold to
pay the expenses Of her repars and she will probably
90 20 rRtse opia for n load ~ guano
The bark Patriot, Captain Barrows, sailed hence
for California, on the let inst Brazlliaa vessel
arrived here, reports speaking ALg. 20 lat 70 AZ s.
long. AZ W., chip Palmyra, Of Boston, bound South.
Is.