New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

=. ssYva to disslpste tuen' WV ua'1 "
..vsd since the commencemeu1 VI .ue c Gn"i
feiVeo ,asulted Ia the retirement oil General
ment "n'oI Nini.ter OF War at Rio, that war
GUIDO TUG I, ia nov inevitable. The FIRST
was lnIs lne" 80 struck bat a decided position
blow nss NJ etsn No BY the Brazilian Government,
ns' y n.r oply be altered by voluntary or en-
VIM VIM corce,son on the part OF hosas. IT'S ldle
forced 80 this chief will make the dmeRde
to suppose 20 DO 90 involves restitution, To-
honoTocIe go the withdrawal OF bis troops from
IDENTITIES, sn az
the bsnos H v he assumes an attitude Of de-
I'd Wv W. nv bis organs, dsres Brazil 70 CON-
hsDce, re ,truggle warning her OF the fate OF the
ti,s. in 81, Domin and plainly stating that It
W. hak A word from the supreme chief TO
De- general revolt OF the slave population,
IL rOs.sacer or their present masters, and the
,se.rfsn of the empire. On the other hand, the
on.,.tions Of Brazil which have never been re-
hSsd are now nearly completed. The ratihca-
lions Of the defensive aud offensive allIance DE-
nsr The Empire and the Republic OF Paraguay
80 now been formally exchanged By this
..tv both nations are pledged to the support OF
80 i1dependence Ofthe Oriental Republic Of the
ffyueusy and conformity TO adopt efficient meas.
1res 10 secure tha object by freeing the Oriental
State from the presence OF a foreign invader. Inc
President OF Paraguay is ready 70 bring into the
field force Of nearly 10000 men, and To- his nego-
tiatioDs with Brazil has made the coolOnt sup
preston Of the aggressive movements OF General
Rosas sine qua non and principal stipulation
To oppose the movements OF the Paragoayan
troops Rosas has been accustomed 70 calculate
on the assistance OF General Urqaiza, the Gov
ernor Of Entire Rios. 1t 10 not so now. That
chief disguised viii the tyranny of the Governor
OF Buenos Ayres, and self sty led " supreme
chief" of the Argentine Confederation, has
determined on asserting the cause OF orcef
and civil liberty in opposition TO tho OPP
nre,sion and discOrd with which the supreme
rbiefr has desolated the provinces Gen. Ur-
oniza has invited the cooperation oil the neigh
boring States, has come TO an understanding Win
RrsziI and Paraguay, and has declared mis- lnten'
tion 10 summon a congress OF the provinces OF La
plata. 10 proclaim general peace, ooHVion Vi past
ogen,e. and union among all the Argentine pop
nl,t;on II ia believed that, If be demonstrates
..,;.Fscto,ilv his sincerity he can count upon tne
.nnnort of most Of the provinces, which are all
besrtiv sick of the extravaganza ptetenslohs OF
the Governor OF BuenOs Ayres. w Hn We" 70
carry out In security the intention ne mas ioT
end 10 be prepared against the contingency OF an
s,rned onno,ition. General Urquizs has ordered
tbst every citizen Of EDtre Rios, above ne age
NJ 6teen. shall be enrolled forthwith, aud be
taught by experienced officers the use OF arms
In return for this demonstration, Urquizs IS pub
libly denounced at Buenos Ayres as q " traitor 10
the sacred American cause, and 70 tne glorious
Confederation r A.. p;uo.
plate squadron. now reinforced with some OF the
hest sbiDs in the Brazilian navy was TO SET ssu
for the south on the goth ult. The heet 10 com
Dosed of the following vessels: Consttuceo lf'B-
Ate: Undo. Bertiogs, and Bshan, corvettes
Berenice, bark, with the war steamers Anonso'
Petro Legrando Recie, and Golhnho.
II il not. however intended, in the first In
stance. 10 blockade the port OF Buenos Ayres, ana
it is probable that actual hosultles VIII not take
place until some preliminary iormsnsle' nave
been fulfilled, and then that they Will commence
by military operations on the frontier OF hI1
Grande. the scene of the spOations OF deneral
Rosay. This is the more probable because such
n ,tep would be most agreeable to the lnAsol-
fants of that province. who have been the actual
sufierers from the mTauding bands oil boenos
Ayres and who have lstterly exhibited some con-
adorable degree of irritation at the tardy move
ments Of the Imperial Governmentto aHoro them
protection and redress
Gen. Rosas himself exhibited more and more
consciousness Of the danger of his position. dis
annual message to the Provincial Junts has al
ways been delivered on the 9Th OF December
1t has now been postponed for an indefinite Pc
riod, on the ground that the weather was too not
60 permit of the Senators giving sufficient atten-
sion to so voluminous and important document
This, however, was only pretext, the real cause
of the delay being that he did not know what TO
say about bis position in respect TO France about
the reception OF his treaty, which he had boasted
would be certainly accepted there and, what was
the hostile attitude Of Urquiza. To confess that
Urquiga had rejected biz domination was to admit
himself deprived OF his right arm, aad to invite
all the other provinces to withdraw their con-
strained support Such ROsas knows would be
the certain result Of national movement pro-
NOTED by Urquiza, for Col Vivssorro, the Gov
ernor OF CorrieDtes, accords with him, as DO the
northern provinces secretly If not avowedly.
Thus Rosas would be left with the sole suPport
of the province OF Santa Fe, which is governed
bv a worthy disciple of his " American system
In this difficulty General Rosss was about TO re-
peat his annual resignation; but, this time there
ia reason to believe that he is In esrnest-not DC
IL understood, to abandon the actual power, out
the title of Executive Governor OF the province
of Buenos Ayres in favor of one OF his creatures
In this, be is said to be actuated by dooe'e mo
tive-fnt, by a temporary Withdrawal behind the
nominal authority which he sets up, to weaken tue
prestige of Brazil and its allies At the commence,
nent of ho,tilties, by holding out that the real
opponent whom they seek 20 crush being removed
from power, they must be actuated by Interior
and sinister views ifthey persevere in their oPer'
a.ions and, secondly. by the desire OF having
himself publicly proclaimed supreme Ohet oil
the Argentine nation :" It 10 difficult to recog'
nike the usual subtlety Of General hosas In this
proceeding, the only apparent re,ult OF ~nich
would be to render his present perplexed position
ftill moro embarrassiDg'