The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-09

Important from south America
N, baroue Petre, Capt. Norton, we have Rio ia
n,oss. 10 April 20lh CONTAINING Busnoe AyTes dates
Anil al, aad Montevideo TO the 6th
RI, United States sooI -of-war Vandala was al Rio
..s,o April al, to sail Tor Japan in two days
IN, following letter from correspondent gives The
.,,a news from buenos Ayrss
Correspondence Evsaing Po.ll
EuEsos AYREs, April 2, 1882.
n. sou,hsrn portion OF The province Of Buenos Ayres
-, suffered greatly within two months past from the
Ssorsdstions of the Indians. Large numbers oil lhsse
.,s still found in the extreme south, wild ana savage a.
sossibe General Rosss IN several successful eApeul
oa. against Them in the earlier days OF his history,
nsht hem BY his severity 10 lear the arms OF tht'f more
sylixed nsighbors His name was terror 70 shem "a
er Years and although he greatly extended Inc oounu
aries Of The Territory under me y and susec
oo So safe was il considered. that Esfaaeias were IS
,hshed M great numbass TO the very ouposis OF inc
a,,h.rn horder All the large grazing estaoushmehis
s,s IN the SOUTH many OF them having twenty MY,
'ud some OF them hundred. thousand horned caie on
,hsn The wealth OF the province was mere, " iae
years Don Pedro Rosas Degano, II M portion of
,hs country and had the credit OF governing wsi
n urssent civil war broke out he declared 10 favor o.
The government and gathered nus o ILL., Command. And
shsd 10 the assistance of the city Wheh some ioty
aas~es distant he met bya force sent against nun
hyhe bsseges engaged and defeated, ns AMY
h;mssf TAX en- prisoner As consequence, Tue SCUM
horIet was left unprotected. The Indians VINO came
nasr his command. their return aller h's deieat,
Commenced to plumber the hand o. restraint peing re-
County, rom The savage tribes and nations. they also
incursons and 1t is said there IS scarce
10 an Eaancia fifty leagues south OF the CITY that has
y, suffered more or less. Some OF them were completely
ras,aed PeoDes murdered, women taken INTO capllvy,
va ,bs cat,Ie driven Oh into the desert u IS said that
q oo horses 80 900 Mares and 400 600 head OF horned
,le have been driven away. The accounts 81 oulrases
and cruel,ies Of the worst charac'ea u ha
will take wears 10 repair the Tayages OF lew mohlhs-
Indeed We think il will be many years before govern,
men will inspire sufficient confidence IN It's strength ana
stability to induce capitalists TO sk investments 20 a
from The centre OF power This IS but one Item IN the
sea bin OF ruin produced by the present civil war.
The treaty Of peace synopsis OF which was gwen 70
our last letter has since been published Inc leading
aarures as we gave Them sufcientiy accurate LOT
general information It was sanctioned by The provincial
gislatuIe and forwarded 10 General uIquza with san
eune expeca,ions that he would al once append ms sA
nainre This expectation has been suddenly cui on
~ mo oOlh Of March the Vixen" returned from the
Parma with the news that he refused 70 SANCTION Will
oa great notifications, and that his resolution was 10
come in person to The theatre OF dmcuy out wne.ael
for peace or war uncertain In our last we inmael
thai there was considerable dissatisfaction on Inc part OF
iDe besiegers with The treaty; this they failed not com
municae to General Urqniza. and ! unaono.ealy ~
their decisions he started Immediately Tor ths
province He informed this government OF his approach
Il replied requesting him, il he desired friendly inter-
course TO retire from the proslnce and communications
should be opened il not, no intercourse ceuid De hAd
This he disfegarded and Sunday, the 9th ult. ar
rived al San Jose, the headquarters OF the enemy .
camp. He brought a small force with him, and II IS
General order placing all the forces under the command
II General Urquza Since his arrival he mas SEM
communication to the government which pas oeen &C.
knowledged BY IT, but pacc treaty, we ln1ge, A. an
end The public papers OF TO day are very wariIke 10
Their Tone denouncing General urquiza IN unmeasured
terms We are certainly on the eve OF an issue 10 Inc
present state OF affairs
General Urquza ought TO have sanctioned the treaty
made by his commissioners. Though 1t was very much
in favor OF the government Pary Yet was as xooa aa
as, as could have been made under The circumstances
s plausible character surprised every one was Inc
be Thai could be done for the present for all concerned
Bur the best is bad enough. peace thus conciude1
could no, be Of long DURATION government reduced
to necessity OF granting general amnesty 70 an VINO
,rampe on its authority because TOO weak 10 punish
offenders, cannot long MAINTAIN its existence II IS
prey placed the mercy OF every daring applicant oueh
he present government OF thus province hence we
have no confidence IN any peace thai u may con-
cuds .
on the 10Th umo with the English, French, and Amer
lean ministers from Paraguay. They have been absent
several months The steamers assembled the waters OF
The Pzrana far The city OF Ascencion the capital oil
Paraguay. They the hts, We presume that ever
reached lar into the Interior The Object oil Tie MN
sers was 10 form treaty with Paraguay, the ndepend-
Of which has been ack nowedged-n tins they sue
ceeded The free navigation oil these great MYERS mas
been an object 0ug sought aef, anu - nov eeSuisu
Reports are rife that political dheu es are brew
ing ia the neighborng State OF Banda Oriental at Monte
vdeo. General Ros7s has written letter OF acsnowl-
.gnent General urquza. Tor restoring ms eonhscateo
moperty-ai least such letter has been published
business is az flat possible. Nothing scarcely ba'
been done during the past month Produce cannot Dc
had; commercial interests are Tor the present ruined
Fortunately We have but few American merchantmen ~
pm for some time had but at present we have
only two The .oop- oil. war jamestown IS sull here
Commodore Mekeever il in The cy ready 10 serve ths
interests of his eountrymen There constant vacilIa
ion in the money market Ounces ., present are 34o
The London Daily News OF May IS handsomely ae
noWledges the triumph Of America on the seas and IN
situies a comparison between British and American
shpma.lers much to The disadvantage Of the former
oys
There is no doub, that all branches OF the American
navy have the benefit OF education FAR superior 10 iha
which be obtained by the corresponding class ~
treat Britain In reference 10 THIS may be remarked
thai papers have been suppled bv The IN govern