New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-08

nscre ssi icrein and 90 soldiers Of the liue bu, no
ose.As cavalry. THIS number OF defenders eec,ns 30
"a VT! s'ge IN psoportc8 10 the sssAants. but the
% 's:se vii not sfpcsr 80 considerable 10 Is
' VNs'e'sn inst tins town has shou, KY Different en-
uanees Ca the isnj side al utterly unaescnAi ,hss
Iae otsleers can therefore c,acesfrss q sr forces
observer, ana clAse tic attack whs~r they pis>se
norotSt 1astt hey are all N salu sol .Fs wade oaiy
goo OF he defenders are =, No a,.bt f.s,s,. ia. ~
first was thaf the town wocli surreaaer f.sueias,y
tb8. &c pp>elted himself 1, has done bet.e 20 the
eCGatIy. ne Vttea TALKS o taking the bs storm
bar this 7 think, be would ut Sad 80 easy Every
horse here you know. has Cat roof ana I'll tA.win
dow have usn bars the OUTSIDE: each tAcret, e s
if;ic fortress from which the dssender esa sAeos
NhhOg: expSSlng himself Every OF the iay.irrs
would therefore stand the chance OF bciay picked OF
In 1916 Hhasiock couH not fskc the towo vita 1000
British soldiers; DO not think thr thss 3 smaller nu N.
hsr u gNucho< could de- T. Many of tse streets
ssked 70 prsvrus the sudden sprrscA IT cavalry aud
SCR. aye enueneAed sni cosnmanded by cannon Ua
less shsr~,crr the hescgng force Is larycy increased
do -, think sr,smpt will h ufvie % take ne tosn
by ssssst or, being wade. woas succeed n &c d'a.
There few traitors inside. bu, with tbs sxeep
tor the sssersa Feeling h for resistSnce - DE ss
me gre attest Enthusiasm prevails They vii not es~s
ssSrNe Us 0ut, 81 long have the command a. ts
river of which Brenos Ayrss cannot b. deprived a.
me ony one OF the rVerino provinces possessing any
SHIPS Inc ony chsnce OF sG-cess then, for the iGvs
oers that one cen see Is svsst ccson force whic6
might 81 Nasfever loss OF men contrive 70 tor an en-
rsucs into the town II Is reported N thre. Jour
thousand from ssrta Fe aud Corlo,a are on the
ror ter waiting the orders Of Lagos b. advance 20 s
support On the other hand have ute Sence ssia TO
be indab.ishle that Don Pedro Rosas Belsrsaa an
adopted Of the late Dictator the principal com-
snder N the south oi This province where his very
great inesence is close a, hand with three onrth
sand men for the support OF the government lsiceS
there report that his vanguard has already Gals Ssy)
come into collision with the bcsicgeTs Should ,his be
true have doubt the besiegcrs will Immediately dis
persc. Already, Is SAID considerable number have
ie. dshesr,ened II the ohstnsCy of the 6esegri snj
disguised Al being kept from their aeis at this crsicN
period OF ire ycar-the harvest
have omitted state that fual s,temrt made
the Of the Government make terms with the
besiegers ON the s3i December. when the Bishop aud
three others out but had success. Two three
spirited saes have been made from the town which in
hlctsd great loss the enemy and procured good
many oNen Constant ssirmlshes 20 In different
psrts OF The suburbs and we frequently awakened
before dsybreak by the sound OF cannon and muskety
az little more than mile nom At first my family
did much Ike il bg, now. like other people DO
not mind especially a very small proportion ut
committee OF the British Hospital had interview
Monday. the 27th December. with the Governor AMI
General Pecheco, commissioning about an Gu
trenchmeni which being made Just In mont OF the
Hospital. and which would place It In dangerous posi-
tion and outside the dcences. am glad to hear that
the rsmonstrsnces made have had good effect and
that the trench has been cut 30 place the Hospital
within the lines.
We have here the English war steamer Vixen which
cen land on emergency abou, 100 men and t~o OF
three French vessels which could put shore $40 with
artillery as also other foreign ships OF war; but how
far ihcse could be inside available Tor the prot.c
ton Of fnre ,ners. u another question. believe every
effort would be- made by the leader Of invading force
10 secure peaceahc foreigners from injury through
fear consequences bn, il IA doubtful how these a.
forts would be successful with the rlans who bes.es
ingu ard whose sole objects piage and ravsse
only foreigners could combine they are more than
numerous enough 10 dictate terms 10 either or beth
of the parties but in this hes the difficulty However.
we have fear for ourselves need YOU Al any tune
but the very last moment could secure oar safety by
going board ship.
II seems great pity and mistake that British rep
reseusiyes here appear always inclined to sscrice the
Province OF Buenos Ayros, In which more than nine
tenhs of their countTymen are concentrated. To tho
climera OF Federation. Mr. Cores conduct has gyes
rise 10 many differences OF opinion IL Is believed that
this Government are not satisfied with him. and OF
the papers ASSERT that his passports have been sent hi
assert of INV personal knowledge, that up To
this time at least, this Is not true
What will be tho result OF oil this u u Impossible "
fOresee My own impre on H. that this people, In tier
present state can only live quietly under despotism
there must be great tyrant to put down the null
tiude OF pretenders. Stll this u noble experiment
which this city u making to put an end o the M
famous system OF tyranny snd to be governed Legally
and coBstitutionay and though ! much icnr Its VIII
success. heartily wish II God speed Tue men OF
the country playing their old game under the iDu
ence Of petty chiefs, dictate laws 20 the civilization
aud intelligence Of the city II was they who raised
Rosas 10 bis abomnable prominence and they are nov
attempting the same Tor bflu<a, IOf th nc Nv tho
bottom Of il, have doubt II Lagos succeeds
Alone he will enforce hs terms and Urquizs will gain
his object II Lagos does nor, Urquzs will probably
assist him with troops least he will endeayof 10
keep this place In such state of continual snn0yascs
that the Government will be glad In call him In
ally to settle the matter. Buenos Ayres viii then Join
the confederation OF which Urqzais President and hs
viii then have gained his purpose This what Rosss
did, and UTquza DESTROYS Of obtaining his power.
i II said that the Congress has concluded s session.
appointing Urquiza President leaving BucnOs Ayres To
MI
Join the confederate when IL thinks proper That Ur.
quzas arrival at chief power will be the eventual result
hstever may be the event of this INVASION cannot
bat fear sun the resistance of Buenos Ayres IL noble
md pfaisewoTthy and deserves best wishes for liz
,uoccss. Blacker treason and Ioachery never
'een than that Of Lagos and his co-rebes. Granting
hat Anas invasion Of Entire Rios In every respect
)lamabe yet when he had LETT the Government the
Ter VIA end. But here must stop