The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24
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Important from Buenos Ayrcs.

TERRIBLE BATTLE AT PALERMO-vICToRY or THE
ALLIED ARMY OVER THE BUENos AYREs FoRCn-
FLIGHT or GENERAL R0SAS WITH HIS DAUGHTER.
The brig Margaret Ridley Capt Brown, arrived at this
port three Pernambuco with the long looked
for intelligence Of the defeat Of Gen. Rosas, tho DO
Of Bucno Ayres by the coalition under the
command of Gen. Urquza formerly proiege of tho
former This reached this city Sunday last YET
it not made public i'll yesterday 1t cntirdy
overlooked unmportan by the ship collectors.
The following the particulars, far rcccivcd
from the Bahia Justcia, Feb 10
On Sunday last the steamer arrived from the south,
bringing the gratifying news Of tho downfall cs Rosns
the different Presidcncics but made known the import
ant and auspcious intelligence to his Excellency tho
Counsellor Francisco Gonsalvcs Martias requesting him
to communicate it to the other provinces Of the north
The combat was sangunary; the number Of killed. ON
both sdcs amounting to four thousand mon. Many o
braves sealed with their Brazilian blood this glorious
victory.
The brute Of Palermo Rosas with his daughter Manue-
lita refuge board English steamer and thus
safe and far from the field OF battle What viie
and infamous coward
We hear it said that the German troops bravery
and courage with patricans, and with the loya
and vaorous soldiers of Urquiza
Urquza rcposing quietly mt Palermo.
Long live his Majesty the Emperor
Long live the patriotic, lustrous, and energetic cai
net Of the Goth September
Long live all the razians who glory in this heroic an0
brilliant feat Of the Brazilian arms.
This is undoubtedly correct and has long boon
peced Our previous accounts from Buenos Ayres Of ha
18th January stated that the final struggle
place at Palermo which believe is the country resi-
dence of General Rosas; they sso stated that Rosas
would stake everything on this battle and had made pre-
parations if unsuccessful to tako refuge with his daugh
ter on board an English steamer then in port.
The allied force arrsyed against Rosas amounted 70
sixteen thousand regular troops composed Entreran
Paraguans Uruguayans Corentians, and large numbse
Of German soldiers engaged by Brazilian agents. Ham,
burg and other places the European continent Afsr
the Schleswg Iolsten In addition to this fcroe
several thousand men had deserted from Rosas' army
The Brazilian squadron, with four o five thousand
more, corps de reserve, in tho Parsna The
allied army under the command Of GenerM
Urquza, the Governor Of Entire Rios and crossed
the Parana, Santa Fe the 24th Of laA
December 1t was opposed In its passage Of that river,
by Gen. Manzila, brother-in-law Of Rosas who had
force of four five thousand men, nearly the whole q
whom away deserted and either returned to thn
homes joined the ranks Of Urquiza Msnzla escaped
to the city of Bucnos Ayrcs with hundred only
The daughter Of Gen. Rosas mentioned in the abevH
account Is remarkable She has managed the for
cign affairs of the Argentine Confederation for long tina
sotenng tho roughness and cruelty Of her fathers ao
wherever opportunity enabled her to do So rccen4
private letter from Buenos Ayres thus speaks Of her.
There is redeemng, purifying spirit about him
his daughter Manuelita kosas noble graceful,
plished, splendid woman Sho alone exercise azw
soothing influence over the savage ferocty Of tho Il
ther.-f good act bo done by the government, hog
hand and heart Is there; IL life is spared s only
by her interposton and, If rumor be true, she hsa
expoeed herself to blows and death to ave
others Tho admiration tho homage, the universda
Difference paid her, by tho bttcrsst enemies oF
the father will be enough to stamp her commen
She receives the legislative bodies foreign
minsters and almost If not entirely tho whole dpoma0y
goes through hand She has her clerks and her
tary and all foreign agents negotiate with her The
ordinate branches If they cyphers be called
twice year out in body Of twoor three hun
dred to pay their respects to her universally
ceded that IL her equal be living she can have ne
superior
Its difficult to what will be the result of this vo-
tory over Rosas The motive Of Brazil In entering int
this to protect her province of Rio Grands,
the Governors Of Entire Rios Corrcnes Paraguay and
Uruguay the allied provinces OF the Argentine Confed
ration joining together to crush Rosss, in ordse
not to be crushed by him The sole object Of the long
Roeas to rule tho whole Of that secS
Of South America His determination to drive th0
Brazilian empire into republic and then TIA
Confederation lie called the only blot upon tho map
Of America While Oribe besieging Montevido0.
for upwards Of nine years he caused deal of
in Rio Grando and put that empire to expense. He
would have made serious inroads into that country
had not been opposed in his against Montevde0
England and France
Tho probability is that the successful leaders
In this war, having got rid Of Rosas, will begin "
quarrel among themselves each seeking the sscepdancy-
such has always been the In all parts 5sutA
America
The next news from Buenos Ayres, Montsvidco, and
Rio do Janero will probably reach via England, aaa
give US the details of the battle of Palermo.
Court CaIendar-This Day.
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