The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-29

Intelligence IRON Buenos Ayres up 10 October bias been
| received at New York. The session Of The Chambers
oil Representatives, was opened the 18th OF September
and lasted for days The British Packet referring
10 their proceedings, says:
Two prominent points occupied The attention of the
honor able withdrawn resig nation of
his exceency Gen Rosas as governor of the province of
Buenos AyTes and supreme chief OF the republic and the
exceptional position oil Urquza arising out of his nt
nous revolt The spontaneous and enthusiastic declaIa-
tons OF adherence OF the interior PROVINCES the pehdy Of
the imperial cabinet the memorable diplomatic notes
changed with the British Minister the nefaous
tons the feverish excitabity of our money market
and other analogous TOPICS gave scope and variety to the
discussions
The communication of Gen. Rosas, announcing his
deerential compliance with the wishes OF the province
and the republic by continuing in the supreme command
was the signal Tor the ontbust OF patriotic acclamaiion
that showed the intensity OF the and the
buoyan confidence inspired by his oppotune withdrawal
OF the resignation
The Packet usual, filled with fusome aduation
OF Rosass measures. Meanwhile the fate of Oribe is
becoming more desperate and complicated Private adj
vicesdated Rio Janeiro, October l5-mention that he
successfully compelled abandon his position, and
at latest accounts from the seat of literally
rounded by the allied troops. Urquza lin command)
was following up these advantages, and the opinion be-
gan to circulate that the Montevdean general would
captuate communication in the London Times states
that on the 18th the General succeeded in open
ing communication with the fort OF Zorro. which
caused lively enthusiasm in Montevideo On the 5lh
he despatched General Medina, with TOO men, TO Blu
SEQ, prevent Oribcs retreat in that quarter Surround
ed on all sides, his position confined TO the limits OF
about half league:
"On the evening of the 9th, 500 infantry were 10
leave Montevdeo to join UrquiZa, and these he awaited
to give battle TO Orbe This junction was expected 10
take place the 7h when Oribe would be compelled
10 surrender, hemmed all sides as he was BY the allied
forces From the information Of passenger by the
Prince it is presumed that this would at occur for
he states that on the night OF the 9th Orbe asked for
boat from the commander of the Tweed at Buseo and ii
was supposed he would embark the of the 9TH.
"The Brazilian forces were, the LIST, the margin
of the Ye their van. under the command of Colonel
Navarro having reached the Arrio de Macie 1t is fur
her stated that the 9Th the main body had by forced
marches, reached ST. LULA, leagues from Monevdeo.
"Three treaties of alliance, limitation of territory and
OF peace amity and commerce, have been concluded be-
tween this country and the Oriental republic of Uruguay
Their principles have been agreed to by the respective
commissioners viz:
"On the part of Brazi-CounciIlors OF State-Sgnors
Carreiro Leno and Lmpo dAbren.
"On the part Of the Republic. Andreas Lamas,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penipotentiary from
the republic TO this court.
"These treaties have this day been transmitted,
Prince steamer, for ratification; and they will. in all
probability be returned confirmed the return voyage
of the steamer"
The nature and effect OF these treaties we will consider
| hereafter.
The intelligence from the other ports named above pos
sesses no Immediate interest