New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
BUENOS AYRES.


H., .ho sbic Margaret Eliza Capt Adams, from the
s have tlss Of The British Packet 10 May 10 .
] On Tia. d.a Sos Ayros besieged by land and
bockaded by water Provisions we're growing scarce and
very high Ii the parties outside followed the directions Of
Urquza no beef would be brought in, which would cause
great distress among the poorer classes.
The 18th May the day appointed for all vessels to
leave the port by order OF the Commodore Of this block
aiding force, but supposed the time would be extend
ed days longer There little hope Of the
City holding ont and II supposed the inhabitants
would accede to the terms Of the besiegers
Other accounts say, the inhabitants having the Bank and
funds may hold out for months unless disturbance
should arise among themselves when the affair would BE-
brought speedy close. Capt Adams is the bearer Of
dispatches 10 Government among which Is tbs Treaty
with Paraguay sc.
H. the British Packet end the following relatva In
the reported Davsl engagement
NAVAL CoMeAr.-All we yet know with certainty Is.
that Sunday morning last, gallant little squadron
M port, with fair wind and flowing sails In the direction
Of Martin Garcia Early the wing nOrsng heavy
cannonade heard from that quarter which continued
with varied intensity ill alb ut 10 IN.
Shortly At er noon the "Chabuco' hove In sight tho
bearer Of doef disasters that caught up with avid
~ ard instantly transformed into chaos Of conflicting
contradictions in which state has unaccount.b y been
allowed 20 remain mp 20 the present moment In tho
Of The night three Of the others reached thu port
unmolefted but the Enigma and "Fsma' rensinsd
behind the Enigma enhanced by the presence 81 Com
dOe Lurowh bis fecreiary and feF others belOnZ n2
q r..
Anug the casualties have 10 deplOrs the loss ~ the
gallant Paues mmander ofhe "Chac ,buco" six Of his
cr'W killed and the second Ia command rather seriously
wounded Ofthe casualties on bOavd the others we hays
not YET heard any reliable statement The damage sus-
tsnsd by the vessels is said not 10 be very We
think The Government aud Com IuroTski would do we'll
publish official report putting the facts Of tbs case,
vi they may be- their true light and thereby ssy
an unpleasant suspense and Improbable excitement
We have heard loud and bitter charges sgans, the
duct and character Of the Comm snder of the Enigma
y al beleVe
live Dir Turner has rendered important services tbs
country and always enjoyed, a. far a. Wa know, unsui
lied reputation.
O tie results and consequences Of the action the ssms
81 iis incidents are unprepared 20 speak We have
lost two vessels but the enemys feet appear ein state
oer fresh mOestaOD and perhap their
repsrable than II trying event compared
h the defeat At San Gregoro which first aroused buenos
Ayres consciousness Of her might her res0nrces and
n5omitable resolution To the gailows with all traitors
ard towards and ahead with the war against the foreign
invader
are All bearing down The river and the good folks in the
Plaza Lorez appear busy than usual this hour Il
the Gay. 80 much the better the hotter war the
T1 Brifsk Poet ofihe 9Th denounces the blockade AZ
partial and Ineffective. An English brig the Queen hav-
q been allowed 20 land her cargo COmmOd ore McKeevsr
Insisted upon TIE right for American vesse. and the
French authorities did the same for the French but do
not learn with What sueeess.
The paper of May mentions that negotiations bs
tween the belgerents had been set foot They bad
been temporarily suspended but about be renewed
Private leters from nOntfFdeO confirm the reports 81
revolt in the province Of Entire Rios and mentions
tia the forces under the command Of Don Cspin Nela5
qoez had sustained formal defeat from party of the dis
sdents under Gonzalez. That UrquiZa has retired
from San jose de Flores with the Enrenaaos Ssntafec
COrdobeses and the memorable Gala diVsssn appears
confirmed beyoud doubt but a 10 hi. actual destination
authorities are not agreed whether the Santos LugAres
Moron the Puente Marquee. or Lgjan. 49,
NARYLASD-JohD ". s. Causin and DIR. JosephJ.
Duvall named in the AHaaPOis Republican cand-
dates for Congress. Henry Winter Davis Of Baltimore,
is also spoken Of as the Wing candidate for Governor
In the Nth Congressional District of MARYLAND.
Henry May, Of Baltimore, has been nominated as tho
Democratic candidate.
The Petersburg R.ilrosd Warehouse at City Pcint Va
together with eight adjoining buildings and 20 bes Of cot
ton were destroyed BY fire the 27h inst Loss aboue
s300 600.
PcstOhee has been established at fergusonvils.
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