New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-30
THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

s Give ms full particulars Of the news, points u
which have been anticipated by previous arrivals
The accounts from the River Plate arc OF most uqta-
vorable character The expectations en- err uned thN
80 be,ue.n the belligerent parties in the Province of
Rueros Ayres would be preserved are negaVeu oy 'ns
ipt.ie e. which states that Gen Urquza ving refused
20 ray tn, Convention OF the 9th March Tor susp-
sou OF hosuhues, preparatory TO treaty OF peAce' ha1
marched upon Ruenos Ayres and effected junction WIN
the rebelhous forces encamped outside thh cry All
homes of pacific seiem- MT OF the dispute hsd therefore
vanished and both sides preparing for active warfare
The Britsh Packf gives the following summary OF events
during the psst month;
ever charging aspects OF the past month In the ohca
documents recorded in successive numbers may De
traced the ialaci' US hopes OF peace rudrly I'Sh9d rom
our parched liz at the moment least expected aOd ny the
han of him ho had proposed and initiated the negota
queuty The very last quarter ton which 50
urkrd a blow could have been anticipated Bearing IN
mind that th. Commissioners Invested tn full pow
ers that they brought specific instructions rs 10 the ends
"a be- atsutd and the means for thcir aan-n tnat one
If these Commissioners the Pres dent Of VII General
Tr0u "a rec, gzes and Okes the National Congress
and that another his Minister OF Foreign R"atonsi
that they had been met by the Government Of the Province
Of Ruebos Avres ia the most frank and coucisory sWu
and that eryfhng had been arranged 10 the entire salts
faction of the respective commissions the veto II General
Irouiza places the Qut siOn in new hight that leaves
much room doubt the sincerity O ms professions anu
the sal y OF his Intentions
His conduct during the negotiations and consequent
sus enson Of hOties l. It'll more hgrSnt and lnde'ens
bic In.tesd maintaining the stipulated stlfH quo we
see every exeftiOn made ia the OF prenet 'ted
ture and the ssuctty Of the misice violated by an
arm 20 invasion Of the province Nav to add n'u to in
nv ,hs noune .p of his non ratification OF tle treaty,
aud march join the provincial rebslon Is Sccompanei
b, the modest request that the capital should stu ant h
he suspeI sion of hos iestha u, allow him to effect his
aud concert his measures OF aggression without
mOestatOn
I'VE are aware that such charges must appear fabulous
NJ distance but we refer public documents ia which
tbev are con signed and were other proofs wanted OF SIMS
ter intentions and PuDio faith we have them Ia every col
umn and syllable Of the Fedcr0 ArgeHhro published IN
der the eve OF the Provisional Director aud doubt the
faithful echo of his sentiments and policy 1t IS needless
TO mince the General Crquza now the scknowl-
edged OF the rebellion, and will never propose nego-
tiatons except 10 gain lime or tor some slnr motive,
nor and ray what may be puatod IN his name,
unless oeed TO do by the extremity Of his situation.
"OD the other hand the Govenm mt HIS taken s stand
In the note of the ed OF March, cumen cordially
spoIded 10 by public opinion and from which cannot
&c, late With either safety honor We therefore.
alternative but the prosecution OF the civil war and
the next question that presents seis what direction may
that probably take VIII Urquiza venture IN assault on
the capital sontent bin self with log out the pro
grsmme Lagos by vagng war TO the knife against the
ipofensive In either and especially the last
which appears the probable We can oresee only
glo my propecfOr comm' rcs Interest," ADD tn<t for an
indefinite period be the mmed te results of the contest
what they may IL the treaty Of the 9h % Msrch be set
aside ard General Urquizs openly espouse the cause Of the
rel elton farewell long farewell to all our ondy cher
shed hopes Of Rational organization of peace progress
con merce and ne dearest rights and nIerosts OF ha
ms nifty
the arlp.tcc by acts Of wantoD barbsriy and mention
the a,sassnstSn OF MessIs Romero aud Andrads
These gentlemen" rays The British Pask,f "avaling
themselves Of the suspension ot hOsties ef( their
fan lilies and companions on the morning Of the 9Th in
All the bu0yancy Of youth, health, and hope, 10 visit
certain friends 10 the peuual camp Night cane. but
tire youths returned no, On the follow x morning
bloody cravat picked up aud Identified the property
of Romero The fears of their relatives nsigated every
INQUIRY and reclamation, but in van and attempted
arch opposed by open violence and repealed by
threat OF armed force. This ate of agonizBg suspense
lasted two days when the bocs discovered in he
Saladero Of Don Prudencs ROsas msngd aud mutiated
IN manner too horrible for description, and Ultimately
the n,erposiion Of Admiral DE SUM- delivered up. BY
the order OF Lagos 70 their bereaved aud distracted
families
such Is faint outline Of AS dark and revolving trag
ed ever caDnibss enacted pampas the heAhsn
Wics of the South Sea Islands
The intense excitement arising from the events
corded and alluded ab-ve time threatened the
ubc order Of the capits and individual. OF the besiesing
who bad entered the city we're IN imminent peril
sangCnEry reprsss Fortunately the cOunsels OF
and prudence prevailed and the popular Resent
in some degree alsyed and pacied. by merely
OBTAINING 90 of the reb.s hostages for the good
conduct 40 their comp Anions.
Nh rega;d to the movements Of UrIui1a the same pa
per says
As TO the movements OF UrquizA reports are conflict
rs Some have him already al the encsmpment Of Lagos
oil, AZ The Wills d. Luan yesterday morning. and others
It'll couuTmarck for the province Of Santa r. %
suppress u,uTecOn that had broken cut AZ the Rosa
- We have means Of deciding among thsse rival
surmiss bot The C0S~rc0 del Pf II the ish inst Il
Is s he had levied csntribgtoa Of seO0Vo the
measure howe, patriotic the destination TO they
70 20 applied
Tho rainy prevails 10 the armed force he
brings zion. With HIM the total varying from 100 to
25oO NhNcyer the number may be. We knos fJom pr-
erd rch.Llo that the proportion OF Easre
bisnos j. sms indeed, many 81 the militia f,rn- when
ca, p. having cugrasd 81 tho Orientl republic while
cheis sought temporary asylum In tho frsst o En,go
Rios"
Tie BrtftsA Psrksf also .t.ics
z" Our on south OF this provnco are Gar troUi
s4s sctory or heir RETREAT sor tie dispersion Of he
I'D January serious dcpreda, committed By
the India Al dong their tho Atul The rocls
uAfons Of Omos and Bu,ius have teen d,srvgsrei and
reports. fear too well yoandod announce sabs -ueat
inc ursion 20 sards the coast un spf,AAans On
much larger scale. ard al he revolving sueces ct saw
age invasion The latest accounts represent tho safsoa
Of BAHIA Blanca .os,, bes,sod aud rviaesa g. thp
sst extremity, iout OH means IT sats .unco thAn
few remaing mares and harses sad ihsf only prupas
death By starvation H., lance II iadians Answns gss
exAggsst ou D the current fuuufs there u son Ia
apprchend the most dsaairous accounts Nom shA, nnpa
tsni section ofihe province
The arrival Bacuos Ayrus of ho tsusi, With ra,ssu.,
i thus alluded a.
On the afternoon Of Saiufs, ssi iho i-ss ..i ti,,e
bar arrived AZ this port ifn Coz ursia ,sts ins
Sir Charles Holhaul theVaiior 80 uonsss 4.l u -, "a
fendleon bringing with them faspsali,rit % = ssM
treaty 81 cotinrrcf and navigation with lta tr.ii =,
Paraguay thereby snlemnly recognizing Hs as,aa ,a
yendenct. A. "a The contents 81 these au.,s.s eelhrs
has ranspu'd They aFr wehably % urNes. stia. esd
cas 20 The common reciprocity Aii " ss., sAsih An,y
lean documents
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