New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
Ernn Hucnoa AHres.


We are receipt of the Dlar10 dc AriS0S to Ocs
9. This is the official paper of Buenos Ayres,
and consequently speaks just what Rosas die
tates. 1t is curious in the present year OF grace
to see a newspaper pretending to be civilized
with such motto as this Live the Argentine
Confederation Death to tie Unitarian Sayages =
paraded not only at its head, but repeated as cap
ton Of every department, from the official docu
ments and the editorials down to the ship news
and advertisements The following article which
we translate from the Diarzo, OF Oct. >, affords
more at length a similar view OF the amlable
population of this so-called republic:
"Tbe citizens being delighted and the whole peo
pie full of enthusiasm at the splendid appreciation
with which the Honorable Legislature has sane
toned all the acts Of the administration OF GEN.
Rosas, and at the lustre dignity and patriotism
with which the Honorable Representatives have
expressed theirs sentiments withrespectto the wise
and energetic conduct whereby the illustrious
Chief of the Nation maintains the glory and name
thereof-assembled last evening in different parts
OF the CITY, and went with bands Of music, torch
es and banners to express their manifestations OF
gratitude and enthusiasm before the House OF Ses-
sions of the Hon. Representatives, and the resi-
dence of II. Z. the Governor and there they ut
tered the following sonorous acclamations
a. Live the Argentine Confederation Live the
Honorable Representation OF the Province
Live the most Excellent Governor and Captain
General OF the Province, Brigadier Don Manuel
de Rosas Rather a long-W ndcd shout, we
should say tiiut last one. Death tc tie lilthy,
savage Unitarians Death to the traitors to the
sacred American Cause, Santa Cruz and Flores
Death to the infamous Cabinet OF Brazil Death
to the infamous European Cabinet OF Brazil
"They then traversed several streets and began
to dispense about II. The company which set
out from the central station OF the Police, con
tanned several singers who in diverse points
Numbered out patriotic and Warlihe songs
among which was especially remarkable the
popular hymn OF Eternal glory to the magnanl-
nous RosasF
The Diqrio reports the debates in the Legsla-
turc. Such unity in representative body is rare
All the orators seem to be on one side and all do
their best TO magnify the glory Of the Assassin
whose talents and whose unscrupulous use Of pub
lie and private murder have made him their chief
A poet writing in the Diar50 compares Rosas to
Washington. Altogetherthere is every reason to
suppose that this modern Washington will lose
no time in beginning war against Brazil He will
commence hostilities in the name of freedom and
VIII promise liberty to all the Brazilian slaves.
This will give him dangerous ally within the EN-
pire itself,
The Argentine side of the controversy with
Brazil we find stated in the Dari0 ofthc Sd and 4th,
and certainly 1t is very different story from that
nut forth by the Cabinet of Rio aneiro butt hardly
seems quite SO true one. Brazil is charged with
ueglecting its duty as an American power, with
leaving the Oriental Republic, Of whose indePend-
onoe it had become guarantee, to run the risk of
losing its freedom, and of emitting nothing to rem
der it impossible for Buenos Ayres Government to
aid that republic and with being generally in the
vanguard of the enemies Of America. These
charges are expanded and enforced at great
length