The daily union., 1852-12-01
The Revelation at Buenos Ayres.-U Urquiza
Deposed


vsiona director OF the Argentine confederation was OF
his way to Santa Fe, with Sir Charles Hoham, the bue
nos Ayrean party consisting chiefly oi members o. hs
Parliament which Uquiza lately dissolved, seized tht
government BY this coup the Buenos AyreaDs get rd o
an administrator disposed 10 govern less for Their Prov
nee than for the whole State, and hope avoid the
tiona convention which might have limited their future
influence over the general direction OF the republic i
will be seen below that blood has been she'd General
Urquza pTeierring TO leave Buenos Ayres rather Than
sacrifice human lie.
But although Ufquiza has thus retired from Buenos
Ayes be has not resigned the direction OF the eoniedef.
alton. The GuardiI Nasiona OF October 2. contained
Urquzas circular to the foreign consuIs dated Parana
September 20, in which he speaks OF what has hap
pened at Buenos Ayres as thing OF Importance, and
announces his intention OF leaving that province to take
It's course, directing them TO treat exclusively with
him in all that may concern the foreign relations OF the
confederation; and declaring that he is determined 10 in
s,a the sovereign congress, claiming Tor himself the style
and title of director.
Et Naeional says "Two procamations OF General
UrquZa of date The 22l one 10 the Enre Rianos and
the other the Santaecnians have by the
in which he that without Buenos Ayres,
great, rch, and powerful nation may be formed. In
neither oil them does he speak OF the congress"
The revolution OF both military and civil char
acer, and was headed by Generals Pran and Madaraga
AT midnight OF the 10th two Correntino battaions
formed in their barracks in the Retro square, headed by
General Madariaga and brigade Of artillery, under the
command Of Commandant Solano. and came to Victoria
command OF Colonel Tejerina and the battalion San
Martin, under that OF Colonel Echanagucia, followed
and formed in the square before daybreak During the
Hjbut OI Tue IOITeHtnO Vi
were engaged with the requisite secresy in providing
horses for the discharge Of the service which il 10
lend. Shortly AFTER the same division, under the COM
mand OF Coonels Hornos and Ocampo, arrested Gener.
ais vasoro and Urdinaran. known to be faithful 10
Urquiza. Before daybreak the Cabido bell rung to
assemble the people in the square
In consequence OF these proceedings the late Chamber
OF Representatives assembled in the forenoon, and
having recognised the movement declared themselves
installed, and elected General Pinto governor Of the prov
ince, who has named Dr. Alsna minister general
In the evening OF the llth prociamatos. signed
Manuel g. Pinto, appointed Dr. Francisco de las CaTeras
to the Ministry OF Finance and Don Jose Mari Pran to
that OF War On the same day proclamation is
sued to all the justices of the peace and TO the command
ers of the army, in which the new government says:
The humiliatng situation 10 which the province Of
Buenos Ayres had been reduced after It's lawfully
suied authorities had been upset by the impulse Of
military authority, and supplanted by personal power,
that recognising sovereignty institutions, or any right
whatever OF the province, placed itself al the front OF
it's destnes by its sole authority to treat il
Quered people, not people restored 10 the exercise
OF their rights, has day given occasion TO the citizens
and army determining 10 recover them reinstaing the
honorable Chamber Of Representatives that effect may
be given the legislative decree OF the 23d June, which,
in virtue OF law OF the province placed the president
OF said chamber Professionally In the executive"
On the l4th the government issued decree calling
under within twenty -four hours all cilizens capable
Of serving in the national guards well those who
were already enrolled, and appointing Bartolomie Milre
colonel OF the corps On the 18th Gen Flores, command
antn. chief in the north. joined The government with
/ 600 men, considerable displacement of troops now
took place, with view OF preparing for the retaatory
measures OF UrqulZa; but they proved unnecessary.
The general having heard Of what had taken place,
of Colonel Baez 10 Buenos Ayres with the following de-
spatch
ITO his excellency the provisional governor, Don
| Manuel Gulermo Pinto Alter the undersigned has
made immense sacrifices in behalf of the public liberties
and for the glory OF his country and with regret that
they have not been able 10 dluse through the Argen
tines the gaad design OF Ralonal organization; and
desiring moreover now that the city Of Buenos Ayies
has dlsowned the authority OF the undersigned 10 avoid
the disasters that would ensuen Short tue eHnsion oi
blood and anarchy that would deyour us-and for the
purpose OF giving the world another testimony OF the
reculude OF his principles and the purity OF his patriotism
he has determined 10 commission near the government
Of your excelency Colonel Don Federico Gnermo Baez
TO whom he has given the necessary instructions for that
purpose, and the undersigned trusts that your eAceency
will give entire faith and credit TO all the aforesaid colonel
may manifest and say in the name OF be undersigned
God preserve your excellency many years.
"JUSro JOSE DE URQUIZA."
In a conference with the government Colonel Baez
stated The object OF bis mission in the following
That General Urquiza ordered all the Entre- Rano
troops existing at San Nicolas embark Tor the province
OF Entire Rios; that he commanded the Santafecnian
forces retire back. and ef, the government of Buenos
Ayres in the full enjoyment Of s rights that he wished
this movement, to be concluded without single shot be.
ing fired between ATgentnes; that he requests General
Ufdinaran and The Entire Rano forces 10 be conveyed
10 their province with their arms aud, finally, that he
does not wish TO see us devoured by anarchy"
To this the government returned an answer that
the resolution OF his excellency General Urquza hap
PLY removes motives Of excitement and rancor; and
the province OF Buenos Ayres, which, without fear
ing war desires peace will hear with satisfaction that il
may now enjoy il with honor In virtue thereof, as
soon the government knows from its respective chiefs
that the SansfecInan troops have couneTmarched and
that all the Entire Rano forces that tread his territory
have retired TO the province oil Entire Rios ii will hasten
issue The corresponding otders and accedng 10 The
request OF your eXcellehcy, wleel much saiislac-
ion in renting TO Enire Rios the valiant Enre-Rano
division that exists n this capital, and that knew with
such sell. denial ltselt
The movement OF the lih the government hoping that
your exceency will degn TO arrange that n the
transports that may convey H. the hundreds oil citizens OF
this poyince whom " H. thought HI TO transport that
OF Eatre Rios in the month Of April, may be restored
their country and their homes as also 10 order that the
steamer Mefced proceed 10 this port Y. h. no
longer requires her 10 transport The forces referred to 10
the province OF Entire Rios. The government OF Buenos
Ayres, most excellent SIT, that felt Rfne compacency
at observing that this great event has any
single tear feels not less observing that terminates
without The euson OF single drop Of blood, became
the nobeness Of tbs community, the eacrednees o Its
cause, and the inync bic force OF consummaied ropu
lar act which no power on earth could now restrain
This government wishes " t. the greatest prosperity,
and has the honor OF sautng you witt It's most dstn
guished consideration"
An Official despatch, dated San Nicolas, September 20
says
AT this hour, quarter PAST 9, p. M the compromises s
fulfilled, which General Urquz had contracted with the
province and the republic Of retiring fFom the political
scene and leaving the province o Buenos Ayres the free
mistress OF It's destnes III h. embarked IN the steamer
Mereed, and sci sail al the hour above mentioned The
infantry artillery, and baggage go by water, and the
cavalry is in march Tor Santa Fe, with destination TO
Entire Rios General Ursuza has placed 10 the hands Of