The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-07
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lnto1DotlDX from SOuth AmcflVA.
We are ia receipt Of journals and puolie docamssis
from Buenos Ayres up TO the nth OF July. We are in
debed Tor them 10 The poli,eness OF Captain Benjamin
Atkins, OF the ship Gondoa. which arrived from thai
port on Saturday The journals filled with despatch
and maniiestoes connected with Tie sudden and I'M
expected termination OF hostliteS caused By Commo.
dore Coe, who was in command oil Ufqulza's fleet, de-
yerng up his bocksdng squadron TO the Buenos Ayre
ans Commodore Coe our readers already aware. is
American citizen and native OF the State OF New
Jersey. We translate the following circular from Gene
raj Urquza 10 the governors OF the several provinces
comprised within the Argentine Confederation
SAN JOSH DE FLoREs, June 81, 1883
find myself under the necessity OF communicating to
your excelency event which, II IL be really ,rae-as
am sensible il is--hat, under the glorious coors OF
the national flag profit has been made Of the which
the authority Of the republic had conhded 10 chief
worthy OF figuring in The list OF Argentine wsrrorsbas
served rather increase the enthusiasm, the ntIepidy
and the confidence Of the soldiers and citizens who dc.
fend and desire The national organization, and wish
planted the soil OF the country The empire OF law
and OF the iederailve constitution OF the republic.
The enemies OF the popular will, being incapable of
obtaining by vaor and justice the triumph Of their arns
have in their impotence and DESPERATION purchased with
handful OF gold the chie of the national squadron aud
this william, forgetting bis duties and defling the name OF
bis sons has sold 10 them bis glory. his dignity,
and the vessels of the nation which vlley delivered
np to the demagogues on the ooh inst in the roads OF
Buenos AyTes. sn
For some time past they had been making repeated at
temps purchase rumphs al the PRICE OF god # the
high political question: concerning at present The ogan
cation OF the confederation the regulation OF mutual
laons the ,hment OF the public peace under the
protection OF legal order. could be resolved b, consas il
possible 10 organize any society by raising the
banner OF corruption and vice. ..
They have attempted seduction the greater part of
the chiefs who command bodies OF this army, but re-
pulsed with dsdain all occasions. unable to find inia
my in Argentine hearts, unable conquer with gold the
deep convictions which had made them lake up TO-
save their cousy from chaos and to elevate it TO the
Vba,L had tn Hnli
The echo of infamy which would respond TO their de-
sres At last the scandal OF this unheaId OF treason will
not fall the brow OF the Argentine people; and this
example. joined to 30 many Others, will 10 prove
that the province OF Buenos Ayss whdraws in honor
from the path Of vices into which those criminal men
dive il with all their power. qsa
this army has been profound Indignation against The
authors Of such infamy-agankt those who employ in
purchasing criminals and fomenlng civil war the treas
which every province pays be governed under the
principles OF honor and justice which preside over all hui
man society. s AHet4tA
Far, therefore, from the spirit of this army having
been dismayed, The treason OF the infamous Coe has
only served TO strengthen it in lis determination 10 sub
due the last relic OF resistance winch country will
encounter in the establishment Of coalition OF order
worthy Of civilized people This resolution will. doubt
JUSTO De URQUlZA
To his Excellency the Governor and Captain General
notwithstanding Gen. Urqaizs's exhibition Of indix-
nation at the deserion of Commodore Coe. is alleged
the other side. that Urqnizl himself the real
traitor; that he negotiated with the Baenos Ayeans for
the surrender OF the national squadron that he had
ceived the of gold bargained fos that vessel
in readiness TO convey him and his goilen treasures
10 England and thai Commodore Goes conduct was
simply in obedience TO orders. All this. however. IL
merely alleged and certainly does not bear the slightest
impress Of probability. E te f'
letter IRON Moneyileo states that he Eastern gov.
eminent had resolved to place the sips of their nation
under the protection oil the maritime forces OF England
and France. 90 AS 10 continue without danger their
msies 70 ns basnos Ayesn ports n consequence OF
sent that the government OF the city should annoy
Vessels with cargoes and emsan,s from Baenos
Ayres continued arriving daily al The port OF San Fer
nando te.s vases ~ s.. &
PaosuNclAMEsTo OF GEN. JOSE MARIA FLORES.
The following ma nesto has been issued by General
Flores: f- ~
CoMsArRloTs or THE COUNTRY Retired 10 the east.
Sates, resolved 10 look fro Renee although untran
gully at The which have been taking place in
province the bret OF misunderstanding nothing but
strife between brothers, heirs OF the same revolution
and OF the gores, which might, free from foreign
influences, have given as result 10 know and embrace
each Other drowning before The affairs OF country every
complaint, all dsun,on have seen that the unlucky
General UquZa treads down dear land for the second
time. and appears mixed up in lis strles alter having
sowed the germ oil them.
The man who, after the 81 of February, opening the
boxes OF our provincial treasury al his him
for his own beneht-ihc who causing the streets Of
Palermo TO flow with the blood oil many hundred prison.
ers, boassed that he dhumbled the Port.
ants oil inc province OF hyfcs) line VINO,
without regarding the Tears and misery in which many
families were plugged, embarked Tor Entire Rios,
trophy OF bis victory the remainder of companions
n-arms, subjecng them TO the odous slavery in
the work oil his paniaons-the same who, robbing us
OF all our artillery, thought disarnng cnslave
us-hai man, comps,ros, terrified a, .eeiag the Porte.
nos armed anew, has mingled among them, not to make
The happiness oil the country bu, 10 the torch Of
dscord, and to them 10 the other
30 as then 10 rule over
Compatriots our extermiDaton is decreed by The
cowardly General UIquza. But the hour OF vengeance
has already sounded plains and will contribute
powerfully TO complete the triumph Of the holy cause
which is sustained by the lusfous capital, presided
by The enlg htened and energetic government tthe
province, and sustained by the courage and amazing
constancy OF its most worthy defenders
The blood OF The innocent Por,.n)s who have fallen
myseIf guilty III should remain ,raoqu before the cries
OF the chiefs and officers Of the besexed army and Of the
honored Porte nos, who call place myself al
their head in this crusade liberty against desposm
Full OF confidence, therefore, in Divine Providence that
he will protect cause, have trod this cherished
soil. and unsheaihed my sword resolved not 10 return II
TO s scabbard until the province 10 free IRON the
lucky presence of the sediious man OF Monel who to-
day humbesit.
Comparots, my political desires limited to peace
and fraternity among the honored Porenos, to sustain
with hrmness the liberty which we inherit from our la
tiles and institutions OF tbs province and
the organization oil the realized upon fixed
solid base. free from all unfortunate influence
enter thus upon the road OF the prosperity OF dear
county, and the establishment of the general peace which
we much need Theae arc my aspirations and to
them is reduced the great political programme OF the
government through whose orders and with whose
sent am proceeding.
To arms. then, peasants. TO arms, The fyrant Ur.
quzs is coward, as all iyranss ara Triumph will not