New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
SOUTH AMERICA
Arrival of the 4. =. >toreship Reitef-Her
Cruise-Stcamer JeftersOn-The Brazilian


Cruise-Stcamer Jefferson-The Brazilian
War.
Cnrsecpo nience Of The n Y Tribune
Navy YARD. BROOKLYN. Nor. ,. 1851
The /. :. StOresnlp Relief has arrived
At tie Brookbn Navy Yard, after q passage II 81 p
ia,s rom Monteyldeo. The folio aIng Is list OF
her officers.
"a. Thatcher. Lieut.. Commanding Stsneu Rimssy.
Ppr,er Pm horw,L P.ssed A''sag s1,seon NJ
shipnan luo A Lapham capt Clerk Chas , Float.
Pgss,ncer-Wm A Nelson Passed Assistant Surgsss
Aner delivering the cargo 10 the >tofe-houscs AZ
Rio de Janeiro she was ordered to go TO Monievdeo
Tor he officer snd OF the late steamer Jcftes
son. This vessel. a surveying steamer, has been
wreck I'd IN heavy gale, which continued during
three days on the coast OF Patagonia. and under
hard work came 10 anchor IN Fort Desire. Here
she French bark Austlce Was chartered 10 convey
them 10 MOnteyideo, together with her e'gne.
whence they we're taken Dy the l. >. Siofeshp ke-
hef, IN obedience 10 the order OF Com isaac NC
keever. The following Is a list OF the ofhcers Of
the Je fIeIson
X Muir ay Lieut. Commanding; c. " Place, Act
Ing Master, Wm. n WILCOX. David McCcikls, Gress-
leaf Cl,y. Passed Midshpmen Robert Long WI
IA Rutherford. VIM n Jones. 81 Assistant Manners.
Wm FaQaar, captains CLERK VIM W Bell. Purssr's
lie Relief sailed from Monteyideo on the i0h ot
september, where she leti the L y tngate Con
gees the slOop-of- N jamestown. t"hch isSt snip
mad arrived on The sh from RIO dc Janeifo, ano the
brig cambridge, lying AT anchor The >. steam
frgate Susquehannah was rs RIO oe Janelro repair
NO uastS. bound 70 the East Indies.
The Brazilian army, composed oi Germans ana
Duchmen are nd, ancng fast, and have, after sever
al small fights crossed the Rubico. An armiStIce OF
three GAYS was effected on the TN OF September,
through the French Admiral. II was offered u ten
eTai RosaS, no finds himself with ms army Det~eea
the two hostile armies. to convey nm and ms stan
safely 10 BusnOS AyTes but the rest OF the troops 70
surrender. Withthe agreement OF Commodore Isaac
Mckeeyer, The L. ;. Brig cambridge VAS offered ior
such prpose but Rosas declared that he would soon
G,S. hta through. surrender on suO0
terms These are the data up to this day, the lOth
1ne state OF Monteyldeo itself Is depora0le Nu-
merous quantities Of houses are let Oy theii ihnao'
tdnts, ana stand free To the use OF anybody ne
plncpal part of the American and English residents
nave retired TO small place IL mites from mere:
cal ed Buceo. Provisions of every kind are dear ana
beet even As high as cents.
Progress OF the Revolution In Chill.
By the Golden Gate. with dates to Oct 8.
We rave a full confirmation OF the rlmor gwen ~
a few days since, respecting revolution Ia 'h's
RAPIDLY growing State. Don Manuel Mont, whom
We have heretofore stated To have been PROBABLY
elected 10 the Presidential office, was duly inaug-
uratod on the 18th OF Sept But after the election
and prior 10 the Inauguration. VIZ on the SIh Oh
Sent the partisan friends OF Cen Cruz, the oppo-
lent OF Mont IN the election produced an outbreak
al Cooumbo, ana took into their hands the govern
meut OF the Province sezed government funds aud
forced heavy loaIs took the steamer Freely, the
property of Dir. Lambert an English resident, and
cent her to Conception 10 appnse their hiends ot
their movements. ANA incte inem % acuoh' "ee'
rZ. their favorIte, at length Joined them PROCLAIM
Ell himself their leader ana marshaled his forces.
Gen. Bulnes, the predecessor Of Mont, was the
comInander-ln. cmef OF the government troops the
Freely was retaken By order Of the British Admiral,
by the steam-fTgate GOrgon, at Coqulmbo. The
II, amer ArauCO the service of the reVouuonists,
~as also taken BY the commander Of the Gorgon. on
ms own responsibility, and An idemDiiy % s3DVoO
vas stipulated tor the SEIZURE Of the FTefy.
The American squadron Was Aept IN readiness ~
Commodore MacC auley for the defense oi American
interests ,-.
for the suppression Of the revolt and there IS pfobA
bfnty of It's success-but the struggle must involve
serious boOdshed, and sad disturbance, II even pu'
temporary OF The commercial interests oi the coan-
Nv. It Is deeply to be regretted. Panama Star.
News from the Coast.
ON sunday 7tb, the steamer Chle, Ciptaih Dan.
arrived from the northern ports Inc tmoum "
treasure was small The number % passengers vas
,egy large, 1870. We gather the following items u
In Coldera ,ite, had been sold IA the town, to the
value of 25O0C0 dollars, III addition 70 tDose Bl'eo
m CONDENSATION for sizes IN the port OF coplapo
me 2nh Of September Is the Gay selected LOT
op,nIng tne railroad Mass - 10 be SAID on the &c
ca,irn and banquet TO folio" at me port Az .nAt
Tune IT'S calculated. 81 miles OF the track VIII %
some Of the silver mines are yielding more rich
return 90 Their Owners. ..-,,,..
The rem 70 he pad IN Copispo 10 the authorizes
fcr The 10, ston OF booths The approaching h'h-
oa.s. amounts 10 no less than si5iO IRA,
H. Bollyis all appears % remain tahquh Inc
N.foral ol.genilOn Nas about 10 act 10 forming
ConsiItuiion Also bill had been brought FORWARD
OF tie subjects OF The Bank and cutng DARK -
From stl .na the death OF me Bishop Of lhat do
Cese reported. -.
The steamer Ecuador. as she lies under water.
,a> sold A. auction ;Or the sum Ot 5IOVO' MI.
WneolwrgLt vas the purchaser. IL IS s@io Ihat snS
NAV te rsised without very great difficulty or ex
P4rons v ere engaged recovering the cngo OIL tns
Brush bark Molly Ba~n, lost Oh the ROCKS near we
month oi the hafbor Of COqHimDo. II consisted OF
conner IN small bars, and worth not lar nom nj
~ thousand dollars. The men employed go GOWN IN
dly,rg dresses which are prepared - receive ar
MUpl1cd from above through tubes. II l. supposed
ofsr n .ot All Indeed Of The cargo, VIII be recover
81 VALPARAISO Neighbor.
From fhe soutb.
TIE AfaucO. l4ieli the vulcan. arrived on .se