New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
URUGUAY.
Things I'm NIouteyides.
EoSrxvipxo, Monday. July 4, 1857.

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III our countrymen, in this far nook Of
the American Continent c.ai forge, th. ever manor.
able day. the sish VI their nation al aags a,,tios az
esey msst head Ia the hsrbor ana the noom of can.
non, would remind them thai here {" 3. Jeos-
than 10 recognized sud bis brtS Jay celsbrsted A
J IN Adam predicted Il would be through al lima
Qui apropos TOO, the Unfed Stoses lssts COagfsss
sDved from cruise o. take tee Initiation IN the cole.
braron. The American Commo lore 10 the chef
"fsg officer" present tbs French Anmlrsl Lepreioar
having left the 9Th ut for France, after honor.
able tour OF DUTY on this s'siion # i've years
On the 10th ult parting ssluses slsD exchanged
with Admiral Grepfell OF the Brazilian Navy, sho re-
turned Rio Jsneir. h way u resa bis Office Of
Consul General II Liverpool, shsns he had beea
take 10 mand the lsrg-st set the upire set
saost For bis services during the with Rosas, he
has been prom ot,d from Rea % Vice Admiral Green.
fell Is III sish by birth, and commenced fs csbla-
boy In me rchsntmsn. When very young man be
entered the infant navy Of Brazil, and while h<oung
esllsntiy under Lord Cochran, lost arm tie rosa
subs. quenty through all the Intermediate grades q be
Admiral and WAS then appointed Coesu General, uutn
the recent war 10 the Plata. Here he hes WOO for
hrnse coed reputation, IN spositi m which required
OF him e. est skin, ptudet ce and Judgment
The inter course between those two distinguished
foreien lag officers and the commander OF our owa
squadron always sppsared 10 be Of the most friendly
description. Their departure has len harbor
THIN OF men.of war which however, at hi, tempes
tuous season. 10 not unusual
Since the termination o: tho seise aH,irs In the city
have been gradually settling upon this new basis. Bad
uess mstters, nowi,hstanct Improve but so ely Ia
thu chsgin ct the Montevideans the elections were all
favorable the outsiders and the Government IL u
a. Rsnco cast The legislature has ratified the treaty
with Brazil and yielded all the poinu In dispute mi.
granis begin 10 arrive chiefly from the Basque prov
inces scheme FIR immigration, on a great scale 10
projected by OF the sspiists and encouraged By
Govprnn en ard tract OF some sixty square leagues
ls pro posed experiment With such emil shtened
pans ais twenty years OF peace, the wilderness OF
Uruguay will blossom Ike the ro.., and Montevtdeo
rise Into city OF the first magnitude among South
American capitals
From Buenos Ayres the political news s stl rather
perpleXng Gen. UrqUiLa has found IL necessary 70
execute coup tat 10 The style of Louis Nspoleoo,
upon a. turf Chamber OF Representatives, and
10 reserve fu powers Provisions Di,stor Yet hs
maDiiesoes are replute vita MANU-, and apparently
honest expressions and he has thus far lept strictly to
bs promises that no execu,i ms for political onsnsss
should take place he no sever fuds |, no ssy task to
reconcile differences ard get them % make Conssa-
ton for themselves which ~i guarantee order and 90
cure Justice and not be Injurious at the same time 70
The other nembers OF the Confederation.
While writing this letter ths U J sbip Jamestown
arrived from RIO Jansiro with Minister At tina Couo
II Brazil Mr. Schenck on board NJ Schsuck has
come here to arrange tesy with the Argentioes sr
the free navigation OF the rivers The Commissioners
OF EnslaBd ADD France. sent ONT Tor the same sosct,
have not yet arrived so by TIA promp action OF our
Government and great good ortuoe, our On Minister
will be- fire. on the ground The appointment, too. 10
an excellent one, aud as presume no wil act Ia con-
cert with our Char,e at Buenos Ayres Mr. Pendsson,
who 10 high In favor With Urquzs the best results tor
American Interests may be expected. | presume tho
Jan estown will sail INN edlstely to convey Mr. Schenck
up the river TO bs destination