The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-09-30


themselves tn congratulate him, and nut item
selves under his orders. % the 2lst. the Elite,
The PalsyscinO division, and part " the sovslyy
passed, and ON the 22d the rest Of the force.
The river by this time was swollen by raa fall.
ing on the 2lst
At the same time General Carzon paused the
Uruguay with 100 men, by the Hervideso,
without Resistance or accident and the Costen-
sane force, 1000 strong, under Colonel ViSssoso
ana Co'Dmandsnt Requsna. passed BY the Hali0
small Oribiss force At the ford sympsthixed
with General Garzon
On the 10th, General Don Hevvando Gomez
came TO receive General Urquiza with tho most
respectable persons Of the town and neighbour
hood Of Paisandu. He then presented a4o
men, commanded by Don Max Ns;r~ ~,
were sent off Immediately with the V;cs:.;s
division to bring in the forces belonging "a iha
department, and width were 500 strong. in
Guiding among them the division Of Col. Guin-
teros On Col. Ventura being brought into
t'alsandu, General Urquxa gave him bis parole
as prisoner OF war, but his son entered the sar.
vice OF Urquiza. Col. Gonzales likewise pave
IN his adbesion. All these force brought in ths
csvary and horses attached to them.
Colonel Hofnos has returned to the Brazilian
province Of Rio Grande Of tho South having
promised General Urquixa 10 bring in 500
Argentine refnges to take part in the campsiun.
and he was surpassed to hs in march. General
Urquisa gave him his own lance and th;ytv
gold ounces. l*t t,4lssE -
Governor vvasoro, with the Corientes army
and the remainder of the Entrerios army. r..
msined in command of the main body Of the
army in Entrerios.
Do the 22d, the Moatevidean stsams, arr1v d
Dus H. a ~
date tue Arazllian steamer Recile had arrived At
ta'sandu, and was placed under the orders Of
General Urquiza. 4- 4.
Further advises from Paissndu. To the even
ing Of the Goth July, state that on that d.v
General Gomez marched ON the Rio Negro
with the division of paisandu, those OF Colonel
Flores and Commandment Pacheco. General
urihe bad precipitately crosssd the Rio Negro.
and many Of his forces had deserted on the
retreat, lt 10
Instead Of pressing men into his service. like
Rosas and Orbe, Gen. Urquiza had given great
sat sfaction by proclamation, in which he de-
clared the old Spanards residing in the country
exempt from service.
The Etrerian force on the left bank Of the
Uruguay was A $50 strong beside the Oribist
troops which had fraternized, 40 that force of
nearly 5000 men was moving on Orbe's from.
tiers.
According to the latest advices The main bodv
OF the Corrlentes army, 1000 strong, under vi
vasoro. had arrived in the Entrerios territory.
and passed the Paraguay river, being at Bsjada,
In full march to cooperate with Urquiza ia the
war on Rosas.
Advces from the Rosas territory at Santa
Re, opposite to Bajada, stat, that the Damp Of
General Echague is at Coronda, and that his chief
division is that of Vincent Gonzales and Santa
Cooma, which does not exceed 500 men. Echa-
que has much fear lest the Corrientos army
should try to force the passage General Man.
sla was beyond Obllgado with the division Of
the North, consisting of local evies The In
dams OF Tapalquen are said to be on the point
Of rising, and those near the Salinaa had robbsd
many Haciendas. The whole forces Of Rosas
in the field are said as vet not to be more than
1000 strong His bodygusrd of 1900 remains
in his county houses of Palmero and Santos
Lagares. He has not as yet named commsn-
der for his forces.
In the Parana river the Uruguay met, besides
the Recife, fotilla Of FIVE gunboats belonging
to Montevideo and the Correntes fiotila COOP.
Grating with The Kecife
Colonel D. Jose Maria Sos,na returned to
Montcvideo in the Uruguay, with the troops
which he had taken to GO operate in the fordinp
of the Uruguay
The Intelligence of the passage of the Uru.
gary had reached Buenos Ayres and caused the
greatest impression. Doubloons went down to
900 dollars. Instead of the old official form of
" Death to the savage unitariana," no petition is
received or official document issued which does
not bear at its head" Death to the insane traitor.
the savage unitarian Urquiza" Even invita-
tons to private parties are forced to bear this
motto. General Rosas had caused the remains
OF his wife to be removed in state from the
church OF the franciscan Friars to the cathe-
dral, on the assertion that the friars were avn.
pathsers with the unitarian party. The brigan.
tine goeta Maipu and four gunboats were being
fitted out.
The last advices of the Brazilian army are
that it was in march in the following order:
One division will enter the Banda Oriental by
Santa Teresa, the adv need guard consisting of
Colonel ID. BrIdo Silvoira, with his squadron
of O'entals; another strong division, at the
head of which is the Count de Caxias, will nd-
vance by the Cuchilla Of Ahedo, and will CO.
operate with General Urquiza, having for it's
advanced guard an Oriental party under Com
mandant Castro Tie third Brazilian division
will enter by the Cerro Largo, having for its adj
vance Colonies Vega and Santander. with their
parties. The Brazilian troops were provisioned
for fortnight Their whole strength Is H.
$50 men, besides s 900 in reserve
On the 29,h deserters from the Oribe party
came into Montevideo, and reported that on the
9th their regiment had received orders to lake
the field.
The latest news Of Oribe. personally, is, that
he was very i'll, and had had relapse, so that il
rs thought he canr OF take the field. -
The result of the military operations to the
present day is, that the whole left bank of the
Uruguay, from Tacnarembo to the mouth of
the Rio Negro, IL in the power Of General
Urquza, and that he is in the heart ofthe Banda
Oriental. The towns of Salto. p.isandu
Suriano, and Mercedes have submitted.
STATUE OF PATRICK H1sRy.---On Friday
evening, the Goth inst, handsome statue Of
Vlrginia's favorite son, Patrick Henry. was
erected over the dome Of the courthouse in this
pls ce, and now stands on the pinnacle. at onoe