The southern press., 1851-10-01
) EN- Nv e Il X II ".

| On the 10Th of July there were drawn up nj
the ford of Paisandu, General Urquiza with hi,
staff the division of the Elite under Colonel ID
Venancio Flores, 900 strong; the Palavecin,
division, under Colonel palavecino, 700 strong
the Victoria division, under d. Manuel Pacheco
600 strong the San Jose division, under Baror
Du Crafty, 400 strong; the squadrons, under
Commander Pasos, 300 strong; a detachment
of the ENTERTAIN battalion, under Lieut. Colonel
Basabilbaz, 200 strong; 100 of the Corientes
battalion under Captain d. Theophilus Urquiza
In the night Of the 18th, the detachment al.
ready named passed the ford. On the 20th
General Urquiza crossed with the Elite and Com
fnandant Pasos The Oribist commandments
Argento and Viar, were the first who presented
themselves TO congratulate him, and put them
selves under his orders. On the 2lst the Elite.
the Palavccino division, and part of the cavalry
passed, and on the 22d, the rest of the force
The river by this time was swollen by rain fall.
ing on the 2lst.
At the same time General Carzon passed the
Uruguay with 100 mer, by the Hervidero,
without resistance or accident ard the Corren-
tine force. coo strong, under Colonel Vivasoro
and Copnandant Requiem, passed by the Salto.
A small Oeibist force al the ford sympathized
with General Garzon.
Ga the aOth General Don Seryando Gomez
came TO receive General Urquiza with the most
respectable persons of the town and neighbour
hood of Paisandu. He then presented $40
men, commanded by Don Mark Neira. who
were sent off Immediately with the Victoria
division to bring in the forces belonging 10 the
department, and with were 900 strong, i'm
GLIDING among them the division of Col. Quin-
teros On COL Ventura being brought into
Paisandu, General Urquixa give him his parole
as prisone. Of war, but his son entered the SER
vice Of Urqu'sa. Col Gonzales likewise gave
in his adhesion. All these forces brought In the
c ,valry and horses attached to them.
Colonel Ho-n5s has returned to the Brazilian
province Of Rio Grande Of the South, having
promised General Urquiza to bring in 300
Argentine r. fuges to take part in the campaign,
and he was supposed to be In march,. General
Urqniza gave him his own lance and thirty
gold ounces.
Governor Vivasoro, with the Corrientes army
and the remainder Of the Entrerios army, re-
msned in command of the main body Of the
army In Entrerios.
On the 22d, the Montevidean steamer arriv d
at Paisandn, and sailed on the oath, at which
date the Brazilian steamer Recife had arrived 1T
Paisandu, and was placed under the orders Of
General Urquza.
Further adyices from Paisanda. to the even.
ing of the Goth July, state that on that day
General Gomez marched on the Rio Negro
| with tho division Of Paisandu, those Of Colonel
| Flores, and Comm lndant Pacheco. General
Oribe rad precipitately crossed the Rio Negro
and many of his forces had deserted on the
retreat. 4.
Instead Of pressing men into his service. like
Rosas and Oribe, Gen, Urquiza had given great
sat sfaction Nv proclamation, IN which he de-
slared the old Spaniards residing in the country
exempt from service.
The Etrerian force on the iett bark Of the
| Uruguay was q Gao strong, beside the Oribis
troops which had fraternized, so that a force Of
nearly 5000 men was moving on Oibe's from
tiers
According to the latest advices the main body
of the Corrientes army, 1000 strong, under vi
vasoro, had arrived in the Entrerios territory
and passed the Paraguay river being at Bajada
in full march 10 cooperate with Urquiza in the
war on Rosas.
Advices from the Rosas territory ut SAINTS
Fp, opposite to Bajsda, stat, that the camp OF
General Echague is at Coronda. and that his CHIEF
division Ia that of Vincent Gonzalez and Santa
Coloma, which does not exceed 800 men. Echa
Qne bss much fear lest the Corrientes army
should try to force the passage. General Man.
4
the North. consisting Of local levies The In.
dams Of Tapalquen are said to be on the poin,
Of rising. and those near The Salinas had robbed
many lIaciendas.s The whole forces of Rosa.
| in the field are said rs yet not to be more thar
| 1000 strong. His bodyguard of 1900 remain,
in his country houses Of Palmero and Santos
Lugares He has not as yet named sopmsn
der for his forces.
IN the Parana river The Uruguay met, besides
the Recife. aotisla Of Ave gunboats belonging
10 Monievidco and the Co.rientes hotilla coop
Grating with The Recife.
Colonel d. Jose Maria Soils ma returned /,
Montevideo In the Uruguay, with the troop
which he had taken to cooperate in the fordinl
| Of the Uruguay.
| The intelligence Of the passage Of the Uru
gary had reached BIpnss Ayres and cnused tn,
greatest impression. Doubloons went down (,
$40 dollars. Instead of the old fficial form o
\" Death 70 the savage unitarlans," no petition Il
received or official document issued which doe
not bear ut its head Deatr TO the insane traitor
| the sewage pu,,-an Urquiza." Even invita-
tons 10 private parties are forced 10 bear th
motto. General Rosas had caused the rrman
of his wife TO Ne removed IN sisie from III,
church Of tie Ersnoiseau friara 20 the csthe
dra, on TIE assertion that the friar- were sym
pathisers with the unitariin party. The bryan
tine goleta Naipu and four gunboats were being
fitted out
The last advices Of the Brazilian army ar,
that Il was In march in the following order
One division viii enter he Banda Oriental by
Santa Teresa, the adv need guard consisting o.
Colonel ID. BrJido Silvoira, with his squadron
Of O.icntals; another strong division, Mt the
head Of which n The Count de Caxias, will nd
vance by The Cuchilla Of Ahedo, and will CO.
operate with General Urquiza, having for il
advanced guard an Oriental party under Com.
mandant Castro. Tie third Brazilian division
will enter by the Ce-ro Largo. having CIR It's nd.
vance Colonels Vega and ssntander, with their
parties. The BRAZILIAN troops were provisioned
for a fortnight Their whole strength is III
$50 men, besides 500 in reserve.
On the 29th deserters from the Oribe party
came into Montevideo, and reported that on the
9th their regiment had received orders to take
the field.
The lates. news of 0ribe, personally. is, that
he was very III. and had had relapse, so that !,