The New York herald., 1851-09-27

Srpguay July %
hyrts... july
n1 ue 'anei'o' Aug
bth-a. Aug
It 10 stated that Count Caxias, with a Brazilian
force Of $4,000 men, had entered the Bandl
Oriental, and had either formed, the
point Of forming june lion with Uqruizi, who had
also entered the Oriental territories, a. the head Of
4,COO troops, from En:rerios, has already been
stated in the Nae York H9aM. The declared ob-
ject of this junction is the expulsion of General
Cribe from the presidency Of the invaded S;a.e;
and TO accomplish that Admiral Grenfell is directed
10 cooperate with the Brazilian naval force already
IN the Plate, and under his com nand, with the
military operations of the army On land. Oribe,
though suffering ftsm severe indisposlton, had
placed himself at the head Of the Uruguay sodery,
said not to exceed ZOO men His principal hope is,
therefore, on such assistance as Rosas may be able
to send him ; and any help from Buenos Ayres it
will be Admiral Grenfells duty to intercept and
prevent. General Rosa,, it was reported, had
some difficulty in procuring any competent officer
to undertake the command of his auxiliary force.
The odds appear largely against Oribe being able
to maintain his position and expectation is ex-
pressed tina. the hostilities will not be of any
heightened duration.
WIN tne expulsion Oh Orlbe, who has denied its
ree!amators all redress, the Brazilian government
VIII be satisfied. 1t does not pretend to have any
ambitious views Of conquest towards Monteyideo,
ard has not entered into any engagements with
General Urquiza, to aid him in the combination
that has been entered into by him and the chiefs of
the other provinces, Of the Argentine Confederation
and Paraguay, against General Rosas for the pur-
pose Of his overthrow; and Admiral Grenfell ha.
bsen specially instructed to respect in all his pro-
eeedings, the commerce and property Of neutrals in
tie Plate.
According to the latest advice, Don Ignacio Oribe
had hurredly repassed the Rio Negro, after the
movements Of the opposing forces, in much disorder,
and large portion Of his division had deserted on
the march.
The intelligence from Rio de Janeiro relative to
the slave trade are particularly interesting.
The proceedings at Rio as detailed, Of a British
cruiser, had excited the strongest and
On the government being questioned in the Chan
hers on the subject Of the outrage, the Minister Of
Finance stated that the cabinet, feeling how power
less il was to protect the coastng trade of Brazil
against these attacks, had resolved 70 place il un.
der the protection Of the ag Of some foreign power
s.rcrg enough TO secure its flag from as saults Of
this sort. The announcement was received with
skouts Of appreciation.
Trade at Bahia and Pernambu,o was very dull
the markets being Overstoeked These ports were
free from fever, and healthy up to the last dates
Our Bahia adyices Of the 18th ult. state that
business in dry goods had been brought to a stand
still, in Consequence Of the English importing
houses having all closed their stores. It appears
that the dealers lately demanded twelve months
credit, instead Of nine months, as heretofore. To
these terms the importers refused to aecede, and
tie dealers marked two houses, from whom they
would not buy on any terms, thinking, by 50 doing,
to bring them to the stipuationJ demanded, when
al the other houses would have been forced to fol-
low their example. To support these two houses
the British importing establishments had deter
mined to remain closed until some reasonable uu-
dsri;anding should be come to with the shcp-
keeT.rs.
The sugar crop was nearly finished, ani was
good average one. The prospects Of the ensuing
crop coed. Rumors we're prevalent tha. DIFF
ferential duties were threatened On English manu-
iactures, in consequences Of the annoyance offered
by the British cruzers to the coas,ing trade
Ourreadcrs referred 10 the following extracts
for further particulars.
TIE IHEEATENID WAX ~ THE rLArE rtovrScrs-
ASSEMBLING or orrOsfNo ARMIES
frrcm Buenos Ayr Latter ofJmy2sI
We stated in our last that General Rosas vas on
the eve Of presenting bis message to the Lsxis-
lature This solemn sct has not yet taken pla,e,
but II known that half at least Of that import ant
document " already printed, In three uguagss viz
spanish, frtnce aud English 10 seems that tbs Co
vernon had rot bed time % give the remaninr parts
On account 81 the attention that other state arirs
require Of ham. We have before said that t-rauira |
Governor Of Entre Rios, was in a state al rebsion
against the general government Of the republic hut
that his treason would be of little or no consc- |
quence, the power and JftatRe OF General Eosas
being too great 10 be ~ easily shaken Ia ftrt
Urquiza, after having announced his rebellion
coll ated the cooperation Of several chiefs Of this re-
public, and Of that Of the Uruguay whom he ex.
Iected would join him in the rebellion: bu, ali these
chiefs (wbo are not fow) received with the great
est Indignation his invitation, and sen, the lstters
be directed 20 them 90 General ROsas and 10 Presi
dent Oribe protesting that far from uniting in the
ntffious treason Of Urquiza, their duty was to
hope, as they ardently did, that they ght be the
hTst to march 10 snnihilAte the traitor who in such
a manner pretended TO disturb the tranquility and
order Of the republic. Moreover, Urguzs addressed
himself 10 the governments Of the provinces, re-
yuestitg them to withdraw their confidence from
teneral Rosas but he received a strong and
mented repulse, for the provinces are sending re-
presentstives, duly authorized, 10 General Rosas
vss,aS sSe pienafy powers with which he is in
Neseto ana Ohering ell the resources at their dis
posal 70 extirpate the rebellion of rouz,. an 10
the nation. al" "e"''' VI
The government Of Brazil has iu.t riven new
proof Of its want o. respect to IL rt5..;.tssa.J
consideTations due TO the interests of fbs s1,,.,
cisI world. on are aware that the Narke pre.
pIatons OF Brazil gave occasion for a no,is.,.Pfao
on the part Of the British Government tbra,sS ~
representative az Eio Janeiro TO she &C., -. a. n,
accordance with ths convention Of the 25tb og -
gust, ls2s, between Brazil and the Argeaiine go
federation. hostilities could rot be comm, mad
without previous notification Of six months al
the cognizsnce Of England, as nediatne POWER
You also aware that England proiTered her me.
diation 70 the Brazilian government, and that IL
reply was that ono questions existed Of the break
ing ous of = war between Brazil and the confedera-
ton" Well. aler these assurances we're formally
given TO the British minister, the brazilian govern
nsEt most scandalously has belisd them, Tor the