The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16
News from Buenos Ayres.

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By the Prussian brig Leopold, which ived at this
port yesterday afternoon have Buenos Ayres papers
to the Goth April.
The civil continues with prospect OF an accom-
modAtion Urquza the insurgeDt General had refused
to raty treaty Of peace recently negotiated and the
against his DISSEMINATION, bad faith, infay and supine
idttism."
Urquza has issued proclamation declaring the ports
Of Zsraa Sar Fernarda, Ensenada ard Salada open to
foreign commerce. Ships Of all friendly nations per-
olegitmote trade 1T those places How far Gen Urqui
the power to enforce the terms Of this pro-
clanation we are not informed. The Buenos Ayrean
jouI pals declare that this in direct cntradc
ton 10 the fur dameDa Ia ws Of tie country.
U,quza's forces were in the immediate neghborhood
as TO the strength Of eiths party naval engagement
took place IN the river on The 18TH but the particulars
The B,ltish PACKET Of April 1s has loog article in re-
lation to foI eien diplomacy and lameng the line of
policy pursued b. foreign agents. aud pointing out Losses
ance of the III lion and half pounds sterling,
Of Brh goods and credits lie at the mercy of the
bal nothing can be realized upon them until hos
The Packet states further that the province Of Buenos
Ayres never accepted accsd.d to the San
Nicolas On the contrary, that 1t resisted repeled and
protested against his in eyeey possible and
ceivable manner That Gen. Urquiza recognized the
protest. and il September declared that he abandoned
Buenos Ayres to her fate, and would proceed
augnrste itch and powerful republic from the h.e
remaining provinces That subsequen,ly misunderstood
tofiy tanged by the treaty OF March 9th and upon this
treaty the Packet in its humble opnion the foreign
diplomatic asens bound to take their definite and
FINAL So nd. It aida 81
"In the Of humanity, civil ton commerce. and
The immense amount Of actual and prospective interests
which have shosn TO be ut stake let them intms
both part the proprety and the necessity Of abiding
BY he stpua OF the treaty and as further motive
aLd hcucement Tor com pance let England France, the
United States. Brez and all others VINO chose to join
with them offer conjont guarantee for its faithful OBJ
the as may be requisite to frame and inaugurate the
national constitution
The Packet has received an "incredble report that
tie French authorities in the river have accommodated
Gen. UIquiza with IL pieces Of cannon, taken from
the intervention of ls45
The PACKET says nothing of any fighting except that
tie firing OF CAM heard the morning OF the
spani.h dollars were 2iX; Patriot douboons, as7 a
355 Exchange on England, Cos.
At Montevdeo things we're quiet. The House of Rep
reentaves about to discuss project Of loan OF
million, proposed by the Treasury Department.
rELEo
BosroN, June IT, 1858.
We have some additional items of interest Buenos
AyIes by the bark Leopold in addition to those reported
last pjgbt
On the 18th April IN engagement took place bet
the squadron Of Urquiza consisting If several steamers
and that of the Buenos Ayresns consisting Of ave or
sailing veases The action lasted two hours and result
ed in the capture two of the best vessels Of the Buenos
Ayreans, in one of which the admiral Of the feet
VINO oesereo MS vessel and ecapedin boat to another
some dozen persons were killed. two officers wounded
and all on board of two vessels taken prisoners Amongst
the prisoners was Mr. Graves, J, belonging to an emil
nsnt Spanish house in Buenos Ayrss and we'll known in
this country, for whose life fears entertained The
captain Of the Leopold states that he present when
Buenos AJrear Colonel wounded in engagement was
brought in prisoner by the outsiders and that he saw
bis head cut of.
Just the Leopold left, there was . rumor that the
an n ha RrQ-
lillian land Bolivian ministers Urquiza was attempting
to procure additional steamers for the purpose Of block
aiding Bnenos Ayres Hs had also opened the ports Of
Zrate san Fosn andc and Saada outlets goods from
the interior.