New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
SOUTH AMERICA.
Revolution mt Bueno> Ayres-Urasiza De-
posed.

10 Oct Is Buenos Ayres Oct ? and Monte V,ico TO
Oct s. Accounts are given OF fresh revolution in
Buenos Ayres and OF the overthrow OF the power Of
Gen. Urqgiza in that Province.
On the 18th OF September, while Gen. Ur-
euizs Provisional Director u the Argentine Con.cers
ton, on his way 70 Santa Re with sir Charles HA
than, the Buenos AyreGn parry, consisting chiefly Of
members OF the Parliament which Urquiza lateiy dis
solved seized the Government BY tuis coup the Bucnos
Ayresns get rid OF Administrator disposed govern
less for their Province thsn Or the whole State and hope
to avoid tie National Convention. which nigh. have
limited their future influence over tho general drcson
of TIE Re3ullc Ii wiz be seen below that blood
has been she'd Gen Urquza precning 20 leave Baenos
Avrcs ru'hcr than 10 sacrifice human life.
But although Ufquiza has Lus StiTei tom Busnos
Avrrs he has resigned the irScrOn OF the Conc e
iat, H. Tie OuGrda NGcionai 81 Oci. 2 contain II Ur
ouizes cuar the urrisn Consult, dated Parana
SEPT - in which be speaks q what has happened At
Buenos Ayfcs thing % no importance, snd an.
nuces hs intention of leaving that province "a AXE rs
own coun q dr Getting them 20 treat exclusively with
him in al that uay concern The foreign relations ~ the
Con;ed, at on and dee@dag tia, he S determined 10
natal the Sovereign Congress claiming for hlnueu the
sty ic ara ute of DHes tor.
Ei Nec.oaal says. Two proclsmsiions OF Cen. Ur.
o,iza oi date the 2a to the Entire Ranos and tao
oil e o. the SautHecinaus have come by the steamer IN
which he announces that even without BuenCs iyres
great ricb. and powerful nation may be ounlcL la
uCthtrog Them does he speuk OF The Congress.
The revolution OF bCtn military and civil char-
actcr and Was headed by Generals Piran Snd Ma
dariGgs.
Al mi6nielt of the lOth two Correntino baiiaions
oIme in hcir barracks IL the RctlrosqnaIc headed by
General Madaraga and brigade o. artillery, uni q tho
commind Of CommsndAnt Solano, and came 10 Veto
a-sousre Tie battalion stationed in the tort untert inc
c, nnsrd # Colonel Teeiina, and tnc baitalJ IN san
Martin under that OF Col mel Echana gucis, followed,
snd TONED in the sGuare before daybresk During tho
pief tie officers O. the COltcntno division OF cavalry
veie Il -rced, with the requisite secrecy IN providing
horces !l The discharge of tho service which was %
crG shortly after, the uNlsloD under tac com
me at Colonels Hoinos and O'ampo arreltti & me
h. IN
TrQu1a. Before daybrebk the Cahildo bell was rung
to zee, rb,e q, pee Pile in tho square.
In consequence OF tese proceedings the iats lSaocr
OF Reprcst natives assembled IN the forenoon anj hay
g rCcO- lzCG the movement, declared thei1s Ives re-
installed, and elected General Pinto Governor o. tho
Province who has named D. Alsina Mnistcr-Gcneral
In tleevcning Of the lli proclamation sgnci Man
ueI G. Pinto appointed Dr. Francisco de las Carrras
The Mui,;ty Of Finance aud Don Jose Maria riran 10
that OF War. On the same day proclamat on was
s,ucd 70 all iustices Of the peace sud to the cOgnnn
ols OF tho army in which the new Government says:
The hrileting stuaiion which the Province Of Bue-
rcs Ay,s he'd been reduced, after It's lawfully constituted
outhofiiCs bad be- upset by The impulse of mil
thoriiy aud suppsn,d by person power that ec5gns
ing sovereignty instituone or right whateyeros
its elo Ruthoiiiy conquered peop not a.
people restored 10 the exercise OF their rshts has odap
gwen occion TO the cSens aud army dsterGinins re-
cover them renstang the Hon Chamber OF RTpressns-
tves at effect nav be gwen TO the Legislative Decree u
the sd June, which, IN virtue 81 law Of the Province
placed the President of said Chamber Professionally in The
! Executive. -
On the 18th Government issued decree calling un-
d within "a hours, all eiizns capable OF serving
in the Natonsl Guards well rs those who were az
ready enrolled, md appointing Bartolome Mtre colonel
Of the corrs On the l5tb General rsorss. Command-
snt inCbcf, Ifrhc north Joined the government with
/ LOCO men. considerable displacement OF troops now
took place with view of preparing for the re,ss,ory
measures Of Urquiza but they proved unnecessary.
The G,noIal having herd OF what had taken place.
sent OF Colonel Baeg to Bucnos Ayres with the follow
/ ing dispatch:
To ii. EroeIiency ii. P'oraeiai Gerer"O,, Don Amnd
After Il e unden ened has made immense sqcices in
bel sf Of the public liberties ana S' the CORY Of his eOun
iry ard with regret that they have lot been able
fu,e Though the Argtntins the grand design Of oar
n6tionc r9tnizaton; ard d. sing, moreover, now that
Of the undsrsped to AVOID the disasters that would ca.
short the eusion OF blood and anarchy that would
de!our rs; snd or me Srpose OIL gyinS me wod ao.o
of his patriotism. he has determined TO commission nar
the Goy,rnmen Of your Exceency Colonel Don Federico
Gulerno Bacz, 70 whom he has given the necessary In
ructors for that pn aud The undersigned trusts thar
your txcen cy will give entire faith ami credit to all tho
Aforesaid Colonel may manifest and say in the Of tho
JUsfO JOSE DE URQUizA
IN conference with the Government, Col Baez
stated The object OF his mission ia the following terma
THAT General Urquza ordered all the EnIre. biano
tr' ope exciting aa San Nicolas embark for the prov.
ince Of Entire Rios thar he communicative Santafciniln
forces 10 retire back and lef 10 Government of enos
Ayref in the full enjoyment OF IT, rights; that he wished
Il movement TO be concluded without a sin gle shot
being fred between Argtnncs; that he requests Gene.
raj Urdinausin and the Entire Riano forces Ia be con
veyed TO their province with their arms and finally
that be does not wish to deyourcd by anarchy"
To this The Government returned an answer tnai the
resolution OF his Excelency, General Urquza,
Happily femoyes motives OF excitement aud rancour;
and the province Of Buenos Ayres which without ring
war desires peace will hear with tha, n mss
enjoy with honor In virtue thereof as soon "a The
government knows nom its respective chiefs that the
Ent,e Rano forces that tread his territory bsS, retired 10
the province OF EptreRos II will hasten the cor
sIOnong orders and scccdns 70 the request OF your
will fssfsc
Ert- -hios the valiant EntreRano division that exists In
THIS capital and that knew with such sefleni 20 a8o-
cate Itself with the results OF the movement Of the lb
the Ooyertntnt hoping that your Eecelency will desa
70 atIsree that IN the same tr ports that may convey IL
the huhdjecs OF citizens Of this province whom yo Ex
c.leney thought ht to traspo that of ia
ne Month OF April, may be restored their country and
oeed hs port az soon as ENcellency longer
qus her tor the TRANSPORT Of the forces referred to- to the
province OF Entire Ths Government Of Buenos Ayres
nest EXCELLENT Sir that felt infinite conpacercy at ocry
ing that ts great event has any che single tear
fusion of drop blood as became the noliene.s Of
thls eSnnUny the sac1edness Of its csnse nad the in
uhcbo force Of eonssH mated popular act, which
POWER on earth could restrs'n This Government
TF.s your EIceency the greatest prosperity enl has
sGeiatioD."
An tfcin dispa,ch dated Gsn Nicolas, Sept 90 ssyss
- Al ma hour, r. NJ the compromise is fulfilled which
Genre UTqu.za had contracted with the PROVINCE and ,s
IeIuoAc OF retiring from tie political scene aud leaving
the prov ice OF Buenos Ayes the free mstr IS OF ~ Ae.
unss II. +. embarked in tic st amer MERGED and s saI
st tie hour tbove mentioued 1he Infantry arery md
tsgsaee 20 by water and the cavalry march for
re- "h destination 10 Entre Rios General Urcuzs has
paced m me hands of the undersigned the rr or I7i5
eos reals amount OF the ,cessarss with which he has
beer fuTPied by this neehboocd which shall to- morrow
he arIh'd 10 their object.
The following particulars OF the movement, are con.
tam d III letter, dated Buenos Ayre., Octotef2;
ON the Sih Of September, General Ur9uza left for San
re 10 nsf the Constituent Congress- proyidntly tsks
ue IN m considerable number Of tie Depuii,s elect
eid leaving Gene raj Galsn with 400 5000 En.resns
snd 10 keep the BGcnCs Ayeans in order TIE
s'te, Lad made no great secret Of their desacsn Gpi
ictna ZONE o. urquizss NOS influential chiefs rpc Drs
tNS Oh tne morning Of the lth tis people and pant
o. The amy fstesn.zt and decssed the reign Of Ito hess
oil os.tios al an end, IN this quarter at least.
OtLeEal bslsn proved true - lis trust and partly
ctHpcItd partly allowed 10 retire by land with 900
Of - followers who stuck By I'm. Fortunately, blood
thed General gqgza hos retired with al bis i0rcs
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