New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-20
Affairs in Buenos Avre,s.
The following is a translation from the Cornec
Plata, of Montevideo

The following is translation from the Concrete del
Plata of Montevideo
BuEsos AYREs, February 10, 1852
The city in state of great agitation when the min
stry installed The first ministers appeare quite
deprived of life Accustomed to suffer under L'dge Of
twenty years they could not believe themselves free to
direct the affairs of the administration in the man
they transacted when Rosas was Dicta tor
But when Rosas obliged to fly the braves of Ros
began to leave the public ocessome by the doors 9th
by the windows Admire the courage of these ind-
vduas. Who would believe that General Manclla on
the 4th called Rosas tyran and Lorenzo Torres with
,uiseno, hidden during the battle What ignominy
The Argennes must be ashamed to see those miserable
who have yrannized our country for so many
years.
Our government has found only ruins; our fnan
destroyed fields ruined and our adminstra
ton in all its branches completely lost Rosas could only
employ corrupt and in fact the government found
everywhere the he liked The administration of
Justice changed because Rosas commanded all
the prevarications AS for the Judges commanders aud
acacs of the cities and villages they were all invested
with extraordinary to and rob the coun
try Rosas is less criminal for the eyl when ne mas
done than for the Generalization which he inculcated in
all classes of society.
Tranquility already reesabshed in every part All
the commanders of the country who Obliged to obey
his orders sent in their submission to the new govern
ment. Among them is General D Angel Pacheco, conf
mander of the North. This man followed ambiguous
policy; he wished not pronounce against Rosas to
whom he owed much and he wanted not to declare him
self for uruza On the day of the battle he was away
from the field with and when he saw the rout
he retired to Ln where he prayed the Justice OF Peace
to give him amnesty His power in the north was equal
The press continued to be in the hands as at the
time of Roas but the day after his defeat they changed
their opinions and continued their business. The neces
sty for journals is universally admit ted The conf
dence inspired by the order of things after the tight
of Rosas was SO great that the ounces We're at 254
The French Admiral lie Predour. to sail from
Montevideo for Buenos Ayres.
1t is said that kosas has lost all his former sgacity and
foresight 1t is stated that he has since his flight shown
decided symptoms of insanity Both he and his fair daugh
ter Manuelta bareooted when they escaped, and
both dressed in sailors hip pants, checked shirts, and
roundabouts In the darkness they escaped by of
open jolly boat t. the steamer The Buenos Ayreans
seem glad to get rid Of him.
Many of Re ass troops had been ithout water twenty
four hours when the action of San iaaros commenced.
On the 18TH the Provisional Government sent circular
all the Governors of the rior provinces to
the defeat and fight Of Gen Rosas ON the same day
new Argentine Ministry WIS organized in the following
manner:
Minister of Interor--Dr. Valentin Alsina
Minister Of Foreign Afairs-Don Luiz de Ia Pena.
Minister of Fnance-Don Jose b Gorostiaga,
Minister of War and Navy-Don Manuel Escalada.
Chief of Polce-Don Manuel Jose Guerrico.
decree of the 18th of February declared outlaws all
the persons who violating the convention of the 18th Oct
longing to the cavalry whorevoted their march Bue
Ayres, and murdered their colonel, Don Pedro de
Aquino.
uRueuAY-The steamer Golfno arrived at Rio Jan
GIRO the 9th of February, with the squadron of the
18th battalion of chasseurs The dates from Montevideo
to the 10Th of February Sgnor Berro President of
the Senate took possession of the Presidency of the Re-
public the 18th On the day all the ministers and
official mayors ceased their functions.
BY decree of the 18th medal of honor is conceded
to the Oriental Division which fought the battle of the Sd
at Santos Lagaros The medal will be made of gold with
of laurels for the commander of the division of
gold without for the superior officers of silver
for the captains and eutenants and brass for the soldiers