New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19

While FLORES With bis Increasing forces was marching
upen the head quarters Of the beegme rebels At nan
de Flores Gen Par Minister OF War made ssly on the
li,h inst in which the tesiegen roughly handled.
ard which afforded those Of the outsiders WHO were ds
isfed opportunity 10 abandon the cause OF me re
vohers and join the ranks OF The defenders OF the ees
Government. -
The detection Of the squadron g death blow to ur
qsiza bet in proclamation which he issued immediately
aer Ne affected treat Il with indifference. he SAID mat
fer from being misfortune his canse. Il would be
benefit pssmush il had been bis intention for the sake
Eeng the<usion of blood. to have starved the town
into submission but that he could not hope 20 acco
psh his conquest by this the town woad be car
RED by in few days and he would thus chastise
the rebeons demagogues who were oo.ceeed behind me
trenches This however. bat vain boast. 10 rally
the dsyonng hopes of those of his who had been
nveched from their homes with the promise that fort
an6 YlunGer il reward for their pgtrtofisns.
The great detection produced in his ranks by the sortie
Of the h and the approach Of Gen Flores in his rear
diminished his hope of and he applied TO his
friends the foreign agents begging them TO enieavor to
srsng, with the Government proposing leave the
Province If thew would allow him to do with his troops
and would grant him the honors Of war. While Hothsm.
Saint Georges and Pendleton John Bull. Mr Crapeau
and Uncle Sam breaking down horses in their bur
red and repeated suns and from San jose de Flores
D Jesto Jose de Crquza Governor Of EntTeros. Drec
tor OF the Argentine Confederation took the alarm
and lenie stricken jumped into carriage and drove TO
ward Palermo in the greatest haste, without awaiting 10
hear the issue OF the mediation of his friends above AIMED
On the way his carriage broke down and such his
alarm that he they eonspiring against his life
that he was surrounded BY traitors He jumped on hose
back and rode full speed, and never stopped until after
having swan his horse into the river. he reached boat
wh lay off Palermo, and begged the officer take him
board or they would assinate him
This account seems exaggerated. but have every
to believe il to be We could from the city
that the AEgo FrcReh .inertcGn steamers all
chored off Palermo as near the shore they could IN
sffy, and they subsequently, received board 500
eco Entreanos. with their arms. which consider
breach Of neutrality and landed them at the Arroyo de
Ia China IN Entrerios-and think may safely ado
RETURN 10 BUeHos AyTes no more As soon as uF9uzss
ombarketon known Lagos began his retreat for the
interior in such precpise mannsF that he did not wait
70 receive the moneys which, by his orders had been col
lected for direct contribution and which hourly
TectCd TO arrive This retreat afforded good opportu
nifty abandon him and his lost and general dis
yefsoD ensued that the next day opposing force
Tie Government has acted with much prudence and
generosity having issued genesaamnes'y to all excepting
Lagos and two Others Even the contingent from
Santa Fo which had been ordered hther by tquiza, aud
abandoned by him in such unmanly manner were per
nCd to return to their Province by land with their ar
maneii end furnished with provision on the way
home In fact the triumph mas been complete and povi
dental that the Government can well aordio be generous,
without fear Of lis being accused of psiliaaimiy Gen
Flores in consequence of his late services, appointed
Commendant Of the Northern District the post which he
be at the time of the revolution OF the Ia September.
from which he was called be Minister o: War rAere he
has great influence lie however has declined the appoint
and has recommended the Cover meat 70 suppress
such commands, experience shows that they have IN
vGrlabiy been the cause 81 l,FuuiOA,. ilu
further advises the administration to entrdst the military
force OF each district TO the Justice OF Peace of the same
and that these several Justices OF Peace h1ud eommun
cate directly and individually with The Government and
receive their orders from il, Should this plan DO carried
into effect would be attended with much benefit IL
would undoubtedly remove one OF the m's fruitful germs
Of anarchy the military force in the country would be
divided into small fractions, independent Of any other a.
thoy but the Government and could NOT be made tool
to the ambitious views OF T. eaHPtA
has TOO ottCn been tie case. lhe1oIidenul manner
In which this civil war has terminated - well calculated
TO peace for time to come and though have
always been Of opinion that after this difficulty was settled.
We should have another bone To pick am now per
uaded though may be mistaken that We shall become
settled.
While we have these cheering prospects this side of
the La Plata noghbors of MOntevdeo are In trouble.
ard violent change has taken place in the administration
and the last dates President GIe refused TO 20 TO the
Fort Tor Government house, receive the oath Of the
new ministers Blood had been she'd the streets of Mon
te,idoo collision between the regular troops and Ma
tcna Guards in which the latter were dispersed, and the
commander of the latter forced INTO the ministry. tx
Pre- sden Oribe had fed TO the country To must forces
to oppose the movement aud great eppehensons Of civil
war were entertained. The party winch has been turned
out was friendly to Uquzs and had aided him in his hos
iy against this l0oe. In the course of few days we
he be better able to Judge Of the future prospects Of that
unhappy country.
via England The accounts from dcntevideO are
haiifrg The President had recci, the oath u the
new Min stors and Herra Obes, the Minister Of FL
nance allied meeting Of merchants and capitalists and
exhibited to he IN his financial programme, which has in
sJr,d confidence and it is thought viii enable the Gov
erume at 10 raise loan Of 100000 hard dollars which tho
former Administration could not obtain The country dis
rcis remain quiet and hopes were entertained that they
would continue
On the 2sih ut National Guar, some 5000 Or 1000
strong were formed in the Plaza for The purpose of recev
ing the thanks If the Government and being dssanded
Our new Goyerdor and his ministers were seated ON
platform erected under the large arch OF the Recoba front
ing the Csbildo, whence they received and returned
The sauiaons of the Guards they marched in front OF
them Many of the officers displayed wreaihs ofdower,
which bed been presented them by some fair hand "a
reward for the bravery and patriotism they had displayed
for the protection Of the laws and institutions Of the
try and security of the lives and property of the citizens
must be confessed that the security of the town. and the
preserv alton the national rights from the domination OF
trquiza and Lagos due to the bravery eonstancy and
excellent discipline of the National Guards and am
happy to add that this corps generally appreciated from
H. devotion to the Of legality and order Our new
Governor young lawyer, being of the first who hed
TO arms and gave impulse TO the National Guards, was
made commander of battalion which he headed 10 many
skirmsh and has been rewarded with the appointment
of Provisional Governor though he lacks i've days OF
being 49, the age required by Jour Of Commerce
THE BAHAMAS.