The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-09

We have received full particulars of the highly import
from the Buenos Ayres and the eastern coast OF
South America generally ,elegraphc transcript Of
which we have heretofore published:
BuENos AYREs Janusry2
December has been stirring month for our good civ
On the LIST revolution broke out, headed by the Minister
OF War As dislike to the person of Governor Asna
caily resigned thinking thereby allay tempest This
point conceded, new demands preferred and 1t
became evident thar the first object was 10 levy hen w
contribution the capital and then seize the government
falling back on the assistance Of Ufquiza, II necessary
To this last condition very in the city were willing 10
accede, and accordingly have another
and the revolution still continues the town closely beseged
by the gauch0s all business at n dead beef the
staff Of life with large proportion OF the community at
lofy or hy times us usual price and almost daily skir-
mishes IN the neghborhood OF the city, and in the lanes
the outskirts Every native is, ought be- soldier and
many foreigners from instinct or sympathy, lend their aid
for the defence Of the capital We consider the um PHI
secure in the first instance but should the rebels be allowed
to retreat 10 the North and form junction with Urquzs
may occasion a serious com pllcaton.
An official proclamation has Just been ssued announcing
he approach to the city OF Colonel Pedro Rosas Begano
the head of 5000 men, in support OF the provisional
government On the receipt oil this intelligence General
Pacheco sailed from the city, and dsodged the beseger
loss ID killed and wounded and ca purng some manItion.
OF war.
At the commencement Of the disturbances MIR. Gore
the brllish minister, published the subjoned;
NOTICE
All British subjects voluntarily taking mp arms at the
present critical moment for the protection OF their lives
property, cautioned on no account whatever 10 ion
themselves to one other Of the parties which unhappiy
divide the city aud province Of Buenos Ayres.
British Legation, Dec 10, 1852.
The United States consul likewise issued the follow
ing:
UNITED STATES CONSULATE
The undersigned consul Of the United States of North
America would suggest those OF his fellow zens who
may take up the present critical moment in self
defence that II is their duty conduct themselves with
strict neutrality IN regard to the political questions that aq-
tate the community.
JOS. GRAHAM, u. s. Consul.
The British Packet of January contains the following
as the latest news:
1898 has been initiated by smart skirmish 10 the
sooh me details OF which expect TO receive
10 Tune Tor our present number II appears however
that ne has been taken by the town forces
ana the assaans driven the Barraca bridge with
heavy loss. Rumors of many kinds are a1oat one
TOO good we Tear, TO be true, that hevanguard of Col
Rosas belgano had arrived and attacked the be.eeers
IN the rear Honor to the brave survivors Peace 10
the names OF those who have fallen in their counrys
cause ~
The same paper, in its monthly retrospect says
" WIN the exception OF powder, ammunition, military
equipments, and the absolute necessares OF life nothing
has been IN demand and nothing consumed As busi-
nsss monih December may he hptrd from the calendar
!" Ihs aintss nave been considerable bat even the
meaas " discharge have been wanting and interests