The New York herald., 1850-04-10
Two Week. Later from Baenos Ayres

The bark Rothchild arrived at Boston, on the sth
instant from Bucnos Ayres, whence she sailed the
eth Of Pc bruary We have received by her the British
Pocket and .7rgeniine Ne'cs.
In the Pocket Of the ID Of Pcbrusrx aud the fol-
lowing review Of the message Of Governor Rosas, re-
lative to the affairs Of this continent -
THE UNITED STATES.
Amid much that Is cordial and sympathetic, ami
mated and rather pquant disc cussion has taken place.
resptctins the American ssA9eper Jubilee This craft
had been accused Of smuggling, and sons c.her grave
charges resulting against the captain he was submit
to abide the issue If the trial 1t appears that the
probably iore-eciDg the inconveniences that
o, her 5stsn,o On tba contion ~ s tho
giving security TO the result II the Judicial proceed
ing, This offer unfortunately reiectsd and the
jubilee remained an inactive speetatrcss Of the busy
scene around her. in the port OF Bucnos Ayrcs.
As often happen. Ia chsneery suits and other ana
the parties Interested could have wished and the Hon
Charge dAffsrea Of the United States with laudabls
The Argentine government. though distinctly dis-
claiming all right OF oc.l interferencc n, that stage
transmitted the Charge dAaares copy OF the process
for his information and satisfaction.
Mr.. Harris. overlooking the diplomatic reservation
just stated entered at review Of the proceed
ings with rspuldesn freedom and unsparng severity
NJ regarded certain parties concerned With the scu-
men Of clever pcsder he set forth various irregua-
rites that he held to vse the whole case aud
rundry steps. all mlnutey detailed In the M es-age,
wound up by declaring IL TO be his opinion that the
"mer asssnIIen, sail h. sna.r tn. srcum,aass. had
the laws eonfsdsration; di.csurisy nss,
.sT ard 4 s .S the ss rsssss .,sa %
anu tha. ~ t.e Argchtiue confederation.
This pcroration may appear rather startling to the
friends peace and concord but the following from
the pen. Vt Subsequent stage of the question.
may well alisy AL unee'ine-s on that score;-
The end cstosa enthusiastically manifested by
psrn. csncrs Tesas and lis dsashtsrj mentioned by
captain arscn Nsr, both natural and proper. They were
g T s .% % %.STss Ssip 4.sseS sS .Si s' 70 Ss sn
Try Hut tia, entnen, u respect the part q the Ar
'i 3 T The pssSs %S
s,a.e. and her here towards the Two
W. We have here The genIeman and tho schoisr the
cmstst and the man OF taste aud lite apprehsn-
| sion need be- entertained Of rupture, when dipo-
matte decorum and cOurtesy are 20 fceitourly sea-
soned with perscnal amenitic.
| The of the Jubilee" hiss since becu disposed
of; and It would appear that all parties have ae-
| quesocd In the decision.
| BRAZIL.
| AZ cOnterniuous State and the natural rival OF
the confederation, considerable Importance L. always
| attached to our relations with the empire We are
sorry TO that this occasion they do not present
80 satisfactory an aspect ~ could be wished. The
| causes of complaint have been numerous though
nearly all ~ regards the past year. OF common ORR
/ GIN undue consideration towards the Argentine and
Ori entail emigrnnts and culpable indifference In not
preventing or rather. perhaps an aggravated eulpa
by ON the part ~ the subaltcrn authorities In
nvng at IL not sbetng the repeated vandalie Inc ur.
sone that have been made upon said Statc from the
brazilian Territory. Some recent occurrences. with
regard to the Paraguay question far from eonei
liatdry.
It l. difficult explain or poiiste tho policy Of the
BrsEillan cabinet. " there be certain antsgonism
between the monarchiesl institutions OF the Umpire
ard the democratic system that prevails in the "
the contnn Il l. clearly the interest II the former
to provoke collisions sud rt esch.w all sp-
peararce or Suspicion % European alliances Weak
and snreldy Jro a, h,ieorenecus e,nefs ai ener into
posifcn ord G lscfons that hare long been contend
r tie mastery ne Enrre Ass erideniiy sohiag hors.
aud e.crh.ng 20 Jso' from Jro~ ruptpst rih Ne s-
minds and the predominsnce Of Americsnisn the re-
motest idea of European alliance the side.
would be tho certain signal for republican coalition
| on the other; and the result of the afray be
doubtful to no one.
In thi- very necessity for moderation and circum-
rpeeton We see powerfu guarantee for peace and u
must be confessed also that there certain cheering
symptoms OF relentns mood the part n tho I'm
perisl Cabinet. south America has sIrcady had her
dearbought experiences and ~ requisite might learn
still further the hitter fruts o By tracing It's ae-
tual progress In the other hemisphere.
BOLIVIA.
The unsettled state of this unfortunate R.pubi,c
distracted by faction and emerging from one
only TO plunge into another has given occasion
| qu,nt collisions. and may we'll serve a. a warning
| against arbitrary subdivisions, where nature hs.
placed obstacle. ,hst human power and ingenuity
serious consequence stoo ridiculous TO be entertained
| for q moment
chill.
Some boundary questions have long been pending,
that II would be "a we'll to have dennitvey settled;
though they do not in the remocst degree hazard the
fraternal and cordial relations happily subsistng be-
| tween the two States
The other continental Republics merely men
| toned with occasional interchange diplomatic
courtesies chiefly important a. indicating reciprocal
confidence and cordislity
The reception Of the Brtish Minister by the Argen-
tine government passed of with considerable soisi
The latest ship and market reports are given
under the proper heads.
sporting Intelligence.
CtvrtrfflLE couRsK l.. I-PsciSo. The race. ye@-