New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26
BUENOS AYRES.
Grand Entry of the Conquering Army into
the City.

Grand Entry Of the COnquering Army into
the City.
The Boston Traveller has been favored
with the following letter. received by the Edward Kop
piscb, which arrived at Salem the 23d inst from
Buenos Ayres the 29th OF February;
"BUENos AYREs, Monday, Feb. % 1852.
Since date of my last we have had succession OF
holidays On Thursday 18Th, Urquiza, at the head OF
% eco nen made his grand entry iato the city The
cavalry $4,000, made beautiful appearance and the
whole force infantry and artillery were fine looking
troop. all young men, well dressed and armed 1t did
not need one half Of them to have upset Rosas Iae
old must have been very much deceived as to the
character of the force to be brought against him For
myself was agreeably disappointed in their appear
ance they four and hall hours passing our posi-
ton the cavalry eight abreast and the infantry ten or
"On Saturday large large party of US including
better halves, went out to Rosas' old camping ground
and thence to the battle field. For the whole dis
lance the ground is covered with knapsacks, cartridge
boxes, caps &c &C., and now and then dead bodies,
left as they shot or lanced We went up TO the
top where Rosas stood 10 view the progress
Of the light and give his orders After his line broke he
came down and mounted a horse and gave leg BAH,
leaving the take of themselves AS best they
might The house pretty weipeppercd with oas for
not long after Rosas quit it was surrounded by
paDy Of Germans, and every one Ia the house was XVI
ed--twenty odd bodies were found on the stairs we
passed over considerable part OF the battle ground
and appeared pretty conclusive there was not much
very hard fighting On the plain In front OF the house.
remain about thirty carcasses, nearly dried up,-in
ditch near by, perhaps fty-a league farther on
than the house. we told there were more. In the
whole there could not have been over 400 to 500 killed
A small number considering the forces engaged.
large portion OF these dispatched in the retreat
Yesterday they had grand TIE Deum at the Cathe-
dral Gen Urouiza aud suit presents also, the
Provisional Government and Members OF the Sala, with
all the Foreign Ministers and Consus The scene was
very imposing the immense church was crowded ID
every part As yesterday was the anniversary oil Wan
o.. iis.l lav NJ pap.t Lotto palIe
dsy before TO ask him to call his house after the ser
vice and drink glass of wine to his memory Urquza
said he should be most happy to do So Every Amerl
can in the place there TO meet him. and merry
time we had He had remained two hours, 'nuch
pleased with his reception, and lett with three nmes
three hearty cheerssuch III warrant he never heard
before The course pursued by our Minister mas made
him very popular The of The day was very elo
qucnt Aiter giving history OF Rosas, hs tyranny and
sre. ne %@Ind up T' Hsi o and MAKE
himself the Washington VI the South AT this time
now six menofwar were firing salute In honor Oh
the day Mr. p had prepared lunch. After introduc-
ing the General to the company Uquza requested them
to fiji for toast This he prefsced with few rcmarks
upon the character Of and then The Memory OF
Washington"
"Feb 25-Nothir has happened particularly interest
ing or new since preceding Pr, raons are making
for grand ball to off next week, to Urquiza and
his officers The Jamestown (corvette) sails to-day on
cruise The Brazilian Admiral sent note TO Comrno-
dore McKeevcr that American schooner Draco, Cap
tain Thatcher bad gone hence coast OF Patagonia
and there raised crew from vessels loading gnano ana
left for Brazil to capture vessels under letter Of margue
The vessel however has such letter. and she will be
proceeded a, anst as pirate Wo betide them, they
iall into the hands of Admiral GrenfeI"
The Boston Journal adds:
"Capt Upton reports all quiet at Buenos Ayres when
he left but IL would be surprising should revou-
ton occur within six months. 1t was r,mored that the
Monteyideans preparing to attack the Brazians,
and when the Edward Koppisch left troops were EN-
barking at Buenos Ayres for Monteyideo:
Numerous DEGREES published in the British Pack
ct Among the number is one declaring Rosas respon,
sile for the spolations and entertainments that had
taken place during his Administrations and confscatng
all his property existing within the Province.
another decree abrOgates that OF the 10Th OF Septe
her 1s4O and renstates all owners of conscated prop
ery throughout the Province in their full rights and do
minion such said owners to receive back their prop
critics as they exist
"Gen Nanclla who commanded at Buenos Ayres at
the date of the overthrow OF Rosas has sailed Tor Eng
land
The Buenos Ayresn Government has reduced the tun'
mage duties on foreign vessels arriving In that port from
600 to 800 refs. Coastng vessels are exempt from
tunlage"