The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-03
Our Buenos Ayres Corrssp ,ndence.

BUENOS AYRRS, Sept. IL, 1907.
An,icabe Adjustment Of the Difficulty 6st,seeu Gese-
raj Urquisa and Mr.. Graham, Acting american
-Nts0 Charge Revolxt,ow- of the Mil.
tayy--Gexerais Nsasoro and Urdimarain taken
Prisoners-I Treaty bef,cesn the Troops Meeting
of the assembly, and Election of Manuel Pinto as
Gouanor, pro. ten-Higk Price of Provisions
R~mor as to a Plan to Imwison Urquisa at
Santa Fe-Arriral of the Margara AVID Elisa
from Ne'c York-Men Of War in P1t-Stnm--
Reputed Escape of Gen Galsx.
My last was by the Augusta. Tho Ernestina Is
posted for to morrow; and improve the opportu
nifty to inform you Of the news Of this plase.
wrote you in my last that Mr.. Grahsm, acting
American Charge, had been insulted by General
Urquiza. Afew days since General Urquiza made
fall apology, and invited Mr.. Graham to meet
him at the Alemeada, on his departure for Santa
Fe, to shake hands. So the matter is all amicably
settled.
We were all tax IN BY surprise on Saturday morn.
ing, tho 18th inst by another revolution here
Urquiza only left on Wednesday, and he was no
sooner gone than revolution commenced At mid
night two battaions of Carrentine soldiers in the
barracks Of the Retro formed in the Plaza, under
command of General Madariaga, and one brigade Of
artillery, commanded by General Salano, and
marched to the Plaza de Victoria, and there met
the battalion under the command of Colonel Teje-
rina. The battalion San Martin, Col. EohanAguera,
formed also in the Plaza before daylight. During
tho night, tho Carrentine division Of cavalry were
engaged in collecting horses, under command Of
Colonies Hornos and Ocampe. General virasoro
CORNER, governor Of CorrieatiD and Urdinarrain
were taken prisoners. The only troops who stood
out against the revolutionary party were about two
thousand men at Palermo, headed by General Ca
Ian, acting Governor provisaris. During the day
did not, and on Saturday nigh Alan left Palermo,
and encamped At Santas Lugares. The revolutions
~ troops, about three thousand strsng under COM
mand of Generals Madnaga and Piran, marched in
counts received by US, they were in treaty The
Assembly that was dissolved by Urquiza, on the
18th June, met, and elected Don Manuel Pinto Co
vernon, pro tenn TWsnty-seyen members were pre-
sent Alsino, Metre, General Paz and others, COM
pose the ministry. Great excitement prevails here's
all business 10 Ut stand, and all places of business
closed, and everything in the market eatable has
doubled in price We have many reports in circu
latien-0ne that 1t il planned to make Urquiza
prisoner st Santa Fe, End that the revolutionary
movement il not confined to this place alone, bu.
general throughout the other provinces.
Adams. arrived from New York to-day, with dates
to the 10th of July; also, French brig of war,
from Montevidso. We have now the folio wing men
ot-war in port:-American corvette jamestown,
French brig Cbasseur, English steamer Vixen, Span
ish corvette Masseredo, and Brazilian corvette Be.
rnice and brig Eolo. All these vessels are ready at
moment to land mariners for the protection Of the
inhabitants should it be needed, in Of Q sack.
To-day we have had an easterly storm and copious
rain, which was much needed, Is We were suffering
good deal from the drought.
General Paz. and Drs Portela and Metse arrived
to day from Monteyideo, where they have been in
exile, and will help to stir up the revolutionary
movements.
From the last accounts we have received, General
Galan has escaped with his troops, and will proba-
bly, join Urquiza at Santa Fe. PRBsrEURn.