The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-28
Intelligence from the Atlantic slope OF South


America.
We have received advices from Rio de Janeiro to the
7th ult, and Buenos Ayres to tho ID.
The opinion in well informed circles in Rio Is, that
there will be between Buenos Ayre and Brazil and
that preparations making for such an event.
The Brazilian had issued its treasury notes
for four millions OF dollars.
We learn from Bucnos Ayres that General Rosas again
talked of resgning. The subject was under the con-
sideration Of the Chamber Of Representatives aud would
probably result beforein the Withdrawal OF the re-
signation.
The trouble between Brazil and Buenos Ayrcs as we
have already mentioned, will soon reach a head. Ac-
cordng the advces from the continent Of Europe the
Brazilian government making effort to get
soldiers from that quarter One Of the English papers
contains the following letter of the Sth instant from
Uamburg-
The Brazilian governments agent Is sti recruiting
ftm the soldiers of the late scheswig Holsten army
snd succeeds pretty we'll though kosas consul tried to
Danzg, with 500 board sailed last and the
week before and third the Cesar Godcfoy with about
COO Is to follow ia the OF this Ordnance and
too to be shipped with other warlike
stores and wagons. The Senate might have prevented
oil these dong there having been laws enacted for that
purpose many years and there Is doubt police
authorities would have interfsrcd, II any German
foreign power had raised objections against it, but it
app,ars tst On the contrary Austria aud Prussia
nncd at u, anu the representatives kept their own
counsel Private individuals, who took the matter in
hands made the authorities.
quotii the above mention,d laws put off under
various petexts and have at last peti0ncd the Senate
but they will probably receive ambiguous answers, II
any after the armament Is over and all the vessels
out a reach.
Another English Paper, interested In South American
affairs. gives the following account Of the position Of
Eoses, derived from Engsh sources In Buenos Ayres:
The latest sd1iocs received from the River Platte
tain matter of considerable importance Events
likely to anspTc and since the departure Of the last
packet may have taken place, ot character likely to
n,ct grave changes In the relative positions of the b
lgunt Iariies In tho first place General Oribe, who
commands the invading army of General lsosas before hs
walls q Mont yldco suf ring under complication
a disorders frou which be was not likely to recover
lie has been subject for many years t. mnlay which,
later l. invariably fatal This maady has for
teytfal NINTH past increased in intensity aud the suf
ferls tcasioned by II, unacIiatd by the style n iv
ing habtua to this chief have utterly destroyed al
powers cf diseston that H. reduced 10 perfectly
helrcfs state u With the utmost diffculty that
fcod could De- administered o. him and Il only by
sIpcston q hot lamentations e. the stomach that IL
could be retained when received Ills medical attendant
lad no longer eny hopes - m recovery anf IN a pro-
liability The next packet will bring ths intelligence that
b. has ctas,d g. exist
1he death Il Crbe wuui deprive Rosss u ali prctex
tr rcanii his invading iorcc - thc Oriental territory
4 the only excuse b. lHs been able - ~ NJ for
nm. wsuttn ana cruel atstts.or h been his de.re 10
renstaic his friend aud any Orir Ia the presidency u
lat republic II vili ls remembered Tart long before
lie Ctiumtucemctt of the siege q Moueyd,o, Oribc
lad rvsiangd the Prtleuts chair four mouths before
tLc tNpiry Uf h. terra ~ oiicc On the nth of last
month eight years xp siucr the Siege of that city
va ctnntUetd ~ tho Ar- btine troops and Jet tht
iNle preiext iNiery p@umcd by General Ro>as - hi,
ssie tltct ~ making ,n,s wara pr,tcxt contrsiice
II iact " The position In which b. has always hell
Crie subject t. his immediate control has been
Ctptcd without question b. ta Eufolcan powers which
have iuterit rcd 60 bring thesc runous dsoricrs %
totc The disspreaauce therefore ~ Oribe from On
sctue - devastation which he has created around him
NUT b. necessarily oilrwtd by the departure - h
Argentine forces or by the active interference of tho.s
powers who have hitherto alstaincd from adopting forci
lie meauves. w consenting 10 believe Ia te drluson
pre- ent.d to thtm ~ General iiosas.
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