The New York herald., 1851-09-25

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Nos.ys and s..:ss s asss. Ssas ps%ss
70. aod Arredeode; ono regiment Of dragons; bat
t.!ic.s Fidelity. EotIs Rios, and Urqui... The
tss sas Msrtns.
3 numerous army is like wise drawn out
The following dispatches from Geuer Al Urquiza
announces his successess-
VIVA LA conFEpEKACioS ARJRSTNA-DRATH TO THE
..ENKAiEs OF THE NATIONAL RaAsizArIos.
HEADQUARrsRs IN PAIsANDU, July q, 1861
The Governor and Captain General OF the pro-
vince Of Entre Rios, and General-in- Chief Of its
army to the most Excellent the President Of the
ORIENTAL Republic Of tho Uruguay, Don Joaquin
Sga,en
Excellency tho President Of the Oriental Republic,
to communicate to him that the first division Of the
army Of operations, under the command OF the un-
dersgued took possession Of this town the night
of the 18th without drop of blood being shed, and
without the least resistance; and that farther, the
distinguished Oriental, General Don Seryando Go
mes, with bis division has co operated actively In
favor Of the Liberties Of his country and in complete
conformity with the allied govern ments This sue
cess and the cooperation Of the orders under Gen.
Gomez are most important, as well as the declara-
tiOD Of Colonel Don Bernardo Gonzalez, for both
commonwealths Of La Plata, and therefore the un-
dersigned copgratulates your Excellency, and the
Of the heroi, city of Montevdeo, on such
many years. JUsro j. DE URQUizA.
VIVA LA CONFEDERATION AEJENrINA-DEATH TO THE
EnAMiEs OF THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
HEAD QUARTER IN PAIsANDu, July p, 1851.
vince OF Entire Rios, and Generalin Chief Of its
army, TO the most Excellent the President of the
Oriental Republic Of the Uruguay, Don Joaquin
Suareg.
In continuation of the despatch which yes.sr-
day addressed to your excclIency, and in which I
informed you that the first division Of the army had
taken possession Of this town, and that the dstin-
guishcd General ID Servando Gomez, aud all bis
force had, bJ his important operation facilitated
to US the command OF the coast Of Uruguay, have
now 20 announce TO your Excellency snothor, and
no less important event, since Colonel Don Con-
stance Quinteros, with his whole DIVISION and what
cavalry Dad joined him, has enrolled him self with
the rst division Of the army, as we'll as many chiefs
and officers who have abandoned the cause of the
tyrants over the two commonwealth of La Plata
God preserve your Excellcncy for mary years.
On the 18th July there were drawn up ut the
ford of Paisandu, Gener rapU rquza with his STAFF:
The division of the Elite W der Colonel d. Venancio
Fierce, 800 strong the Paayecino diyis on, uuder
Colonel Palavecno zoo strong; the Victoria d Vi.
siCn, under ID. Manuel Pacheco, 600 strong tho
San Jose division, under Baron Du Crafty, 400
stIorg; the squadrons under Coumandant Pisos,
800 strong; a detachment of tho Entrerian bat.
talon, under Lieut. Colonel b Bisabilbaz, 200 strong
leo Of the Corrientcs battalion, under Captain b.
Theophius Urquiza. In he nght-of the 18th the
detachment already named passed the ford. On
the 10th General Urquiza crossed with the Elite
and Commandant Pasos. The Oribist command
ants, ArgeIto and Viliar, were the fret who pre-
stnted Themselves to congratulate hlm, and put
themselves under his orders On tho 2lst the Elite
the Palavecino division and part of the cavalry
passed, and on the 22d tho rest of the force Tho
river by this time was swollen by rain falling on
the 2lst.
;, At the same time General Garson passed the
Uruguay with 1900 men, by tho Hervidero, with.
out resistance or accidents and the Corrcntine for
LOCO stroIg, under Colonel Vivnsoro aud Com
msndapt Requena, passed by the Salto. small
Oribist force at the ford sympa with General
Gsrzon.
On the 2c.h, General Don Servando Gomez camo
to receive General Urquixa with the most respect.
able persons Of the town and neghborhood of Pai-
sapdu. lie then presented $40 mon, commanded
by Don Mark Neirs, who were sent OF Immediately
with the Victoria division to bring in the forces be-
longing to the department, and which were 1900
strtrg, including among them the division of Col.
Quiht&Ios. On Col. Ventura being brought into
PaissDdu, General Urquixa gave him his parole as
prisoner OF war, but his son entered the service Of
Ur4uza. Col. Gonzales like wise gave Ia his al.
hesion. All these forces brought In tho cavalry
ard horses attached to them.
Colonel Hornos has re.urscd to the brazilian
province OF Rio Grande Of the South, having pro-
missed General Urquiza to bring in 500 Argentine
refugees to tsks part in the campaign, aud no was
supposed 20 be in march. General Urauiza R,ye
him his own lance and thirty gold ounces.
Governor Vivasoro. with the Corrientes army aud
the remainder of the Entrerios army, remained la
command Of the main body OF the army In Entro-
rios.
On the 22d. the Monteivdean steamer arrived
at Paisardu, and sailed the 9th, at which date
the Brazilian steamer Recife had arrived at Pasan-
du, and was placed under the orders Of General
UrquiZa.
Further advises from Paisandu, to the evening Of
the 10th July, state that on that day Genorl CO.
Of Psisandu. these Of Colonel Flores, and Comman.
dsnt Pscheeo. General Oribe had prccip.tately
crossed the Rio Negro. and many Of his forces had
deserted on the retreat.
Rosas and Oribe, Gen. Urquiza had given great
satisfaction by procls alton, In which he declared
the old Spaniards residing in the country exempt
from service.
quay was $50 strong, that Of the Corrientes 600
strorg. be sides the Cribs. trocps which had fater
nized, so that force If acarly 0OO a was moy.
ing on Oribe's fr.atIers. -
~, ,AseoIcg 10 the latest adviccs the main body of
ned arrived in tie Entrerios tcrritc,y, and passed
the Paraguay river, bers at Bajada, In full march
to co operate with UrquiEa in the war on Rosas.
Adyiees from the Kosas territory at Santa Fe,
opposite 70 Psjsds state that tho camp Of General
is that of Vincent Gonzalez and Santa Cooma,
which does not exceed eco mon. Echague has
much fear lest the Corrientes army should try to
force the passage. General Mansiila was beyond
Oblgado with the division of the north, consisting
Of LEGAL levies. The Indians Of TspaIquen are said
to be on TIE point Of rising. and those near the
Salinas bad robbed many Haciendas. The whole
or,es Of Rosas In the field said yet not to be
more than go strong. His bodyguard Of loo
remains in his country houses Of PLmcro and San
tos Lugsre.. He has not as yet named co n
mander for bis forces.
In the Psrana river tho Uruguay met, besides
the Recifc, 8otil Of Eve gunbosts belonging to
Montevdeo and the Corricntes aotilla cooperating
with tho Rccife.
ColonelD Jose Maria Solsona returned TO Monte
yideo In the Uruguay, with the troops which he
had taken 10 cooperate in the fording Of the Uru-
guay.