New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

End told him that BE- muss ho,d o. 10 he w..
ding. kas 80 ss s~as, ssds ~ xsxs ~ - -
please me, nothing piesses mn. and forth vsh - ~
On, .ssomPsn'ea y m.n escort and from - ~
etloek IN the morning. and the action N. ~
10, jsst 90 long - wa necessary for The -, p "a
q.i<a " surround The emp Of sanso Lsrss o.
~es n.'so wan confusion. disorder, and m.isSa
city on the west, while the lighting wss kers - u
north, and arrived on the south side a. - -
Qnibncs. sbou; fonr leagues from 1enos AYR. d
amer having disguised himself asa gsseGo-s~ s s..sN
having redonned the garments and name - - - 4s
eho (which. for the happiness Of his countrs - -
never to have laid down he started Oh Tor, wa
Ayes, where be arrived abost oelock IN N. De~s
Ysu know the rect, aud all that will perma ,s1seA
il that is, as gsucho -
Brazil was quiet on March ls. T.
promotions hsd been conferred on the srnv - .fS
engaged in the sfaires at Buenos AYR. n - nssy
tful and discounts low. Exchange at a. B,s.y 30
crnte. Slave trade dead. yellow fever $780,, nd
much among the shipping At Rio and some esss. =
proved fatal on shore; Bahis was free /, v.s - -
ing its viruensc at Pernsmbueo.
On the Goth ult. smart shocl Il !
earthquake was felt at Santa Cruz, Tepe,;s., q
A NJ, which lasted few seconds: ana n 49, ss
shock was general all over the island WestSsv 80 =
and very oppressive for several days.
Rio DE JANEIRo.-March l5.-R,s
Prince, which LEFT Bueno. Ayres day siter he x.
have news from Buenos Ayres 20 the 4th csr,s.sF.s
allied army entered Buenos Ayres on the ies - 10
was received with enthusiasm and rsjoiens y ~ -
bsbiiants.
One of the earliest acts of the nevc..
eminent was to appoint justices Of the peace 49,
the town and four for the country tssk Of ~ ~
Guilty. but which they have executed most saccs~sr
bDiry. -
Amnesty and entire oblivion of tia 49,.
have been accorded - oil. few only excerA.d . ~
erees have been issued ordering the resti,a,a = a.
owners ofthe numerous houses, estanciers e. vsss
Rosss had enlarged.
Permission has been given TO the ovc...
of e.taneieros TO kil mares, which for mAay Nm, -
Rosss had forbidden, and In consequences sAey -
90 abundant to be prejudicial to the Esh
Passports, authorizing the bearer 70 a
from part of the Province Of Buenos AyranS
other, part of system established by RoSss % a. =
one might travel the country without his knovIsis
have been abolished. - -
Spaniards are recognized as foreipn~n
and consequently exempted from military serviss
The property of Rosas, of every descriiD
tion, is declared to belong to the State.
French subjects are allowed to be repr,
scented ad interim by the Belgian Consul, Until -
French Government shall app int Consul
All letters of marque issued by Ron,
are snnulled .T
The Bank is ordered to lower the m
Of discount to per cent per month Unsu ssv =
rats has been liz per cent tt.sR
A President has been elected for n
Oriental States in the person Of N. Don Joao Frsnc
Jro. His election almost unanimously ,ots
In %. 1854
On the sailing of the Prince the nw
perfect tranquility regned In all the Oriental &ax
The Government of the Republic gave,
splendid ball TO the French body Of the expedrba a
took part SO honorable In the affairs Of tho comn,
On the same day relnion Of persons Of Ell countries
gave sumptous banquet to the French olnceu who I
are soon to return to France. magnfcent Shua m
also presented Colonel Du Chateau, In honor Il "
bravery and of his good conduct during the long dr
Of Aontevideo. The Colonel gave, In return Z a.
nincent uicolored flag to that city. "a
1t is stated that, the Brazilian Govern
ment had given the necessary orders TO bsulsGsus
Don Fructsoso Rivera. The General had bic psspsn
for Montevideo.
Chill. f I
We have received Valparaiso pspen
with dates to March 60 The news Is not imporhn
Every part of the Republic was in s!sk /
of perfect tranquility Universal confidence NJ N {
stored and the political excitsmsnts were sscsssdas
revival of trade and zeal for public improvemsax
Negotiations for the construction Of I
railroad and telegraph between Santiago and VALPARAISO
are still pending.
The custom-house entries of Chill for b
year 1851, amount to sI5,ss4,97s The exports suss
the amount of el2 l4639l. mportations from Eayix
e43I9s64 from France o. 7O5 929 and from the nhl
States el2ll4 e7. Chill has received from Cskbui
during the past year $685., e24 In gold Of VIZ y
amount of t2,067,6 03 was for floor.