New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22
NEW ORIEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY %, 1852.

BnAzrL.-News from Montevideo to November 10. and
from Buenos Ayres the 10th has been received at New
York
The treaties drawn up Rio between the Oriental State
and Brazil in October last have been ratified The cleo
ton for President, IL Senators Representatives
to be held on the 5Dh November 1t is stated that
the two political parties of the State, the Cooraos and
Blncos the latter whom Orbe belongs had agreed
upon mutual arrangement in the selection of candidates
for the respective Offices and the military organization
the city of Montcyideo has been cancelled and territory
of the Republic divided into four departments again sub
divided into provinces.
The President of the Republic has dissolved the Assem-
bly, the vested in it being delegated to the
legislative bodies
The conveyance of the troops under Urquza had not
been completed owing deficiency of steamers in the
Brazilian squadron About one-ha of the troops had
been taken the Parana The Brazilians to
take up their Tor the present in the Oriental state
Gen. Garzon it is stated would probably Mr.
Gore who takes the place Of Mr. Southern leave
Montevideo for Buenos Ayres in few days.
The state of the Inter city being greatly
confused in consequence Of the energetic preparations
Rosas for and the departure of number of persons
for MontevideO
Trade was parayzed and almost every one was called
upon to take up symptoms of discomfort have
been manifested in many parts of the Argentine Republic
Accounts from Santa fe. stating that Gen Echagua had
abandoned that place and retired to BarTanca and that
many Of the inhabitants Of that portion of the country
leaning toward Urquz, had been corroboraed by
later dates All the cattle and horses the borders Of
the Parana had been withdrawn by order of Rosas who
has announced that he will place himself at the head of
his troops the Assembly. however had resolved pre-
senng him petition, requesting him not to expose him
self to the dangers Of campaign. Mr.. Southern the
late British Charge is said to have made himself conspic
at late ball given by Rosas by his attentions to the
latter and the daughter of Rosas and to have advised
Mr. Gore his to prevent if possible the Brazil
ian vessels from navigating the rivers Parana and
Uruguay.
A steamer had left Rio Grande for Montevideo with
eight guns and $50 artillerymcn for the Brazilian army
F. W Reese, who trial for the murder of Il.
Ansema has been acquitted but appeal was made by
the Attorney Of the Government and the therefore,
remained undecided for the present
Lieutenant named Lovinsky Of the German Artillery
which lately arrived in Brazil. had committed suicide by
shooting Iimself and disturbance caused by
the refusal to inter him in the general burying ground
marty the oign troops at Rio rande had deserted
but deserters had either been captured or shot
Gen Rivera had beer relieved from his sentence of
Punishment and Gen Garzn selected as the PRESIDENTIAL
candidate Of the Colorddo party
SLAYER had been lately chased by Brazilian vessel
Bahia and being unable to escape was run ashore
Most of the negroes had captured many being lost
however. before they could all get ashore.