New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27
SOUTH AMERICA.
Continuance Of the siege OF Buenos Ayres-Bteekade
OF the Port-News from Morte-k ideo-Rio Janiero
HUNDRED Rising the Blacks bahia.


OF the Port-News from sieste-' ideo-Rio Janiere
-Rumored Risins OF the Blacks at Bahia.
We have, by wsy of England. busnos Ayres dates 10
May 9 Monte\ deO May 5, and Rio Janero May rs. The
news from the River Plate sgau unfsvonbe. The
seee Of the City Of Buenos Ayres still continued but
carried by species Of skrmishing guerilla warfare 10
the outskirts of the town. by which much property
destroyed, and many lives sacrificed Urquzss forces
not strong enough carry the city by assault and
strong be dven away hence the slow progress Of the
siege The Buenos Ayresn squadron sustained defeat
with the loss Of two vessels the island of Martin Gar
cia on the 18th OF April and Urquza following up his
success has declared rigorous blockade OF the port OF
Buenos Ayrts the 23d Of that month This measure
had caused great indignation among the foreign merchants
Circulars ntmating the establishment Of blockade were
addressed on the Esd April the consus and command
ers Of the naval forces of all nations and allowing twenty
days for the departure of the vessels port bat this
reriod il expected would he extended. Fresh nego-
aons for peace had been commenced under the auspices
Of the Brazilian and Bolivian Minister'S but Il not or
pected to lead any good result Commercial and nan
cia matters In the most deporsbe state, with
prospect of any immediate satisfactory change The
foregn Agents in very bad repute with the liberal
party in Buenos Ayres Respecting the blockade, The
ShiDpiHg Gasetn publishes the followngi
"BrFNos AYREs May "A strict block sde has been
tsbshed upon this port by the Commander Ia Chief Of
the National Squadron. The blockade Is simply against
ming The Rivers Salado Ensenada San lsdvo, Las Couch
az II Tigre. san Nicolas de los Aroyos this side Of
the River Plate but this government does not al.
nit of their being open TO foreign shipping The Commit
tee Of British Merchants have received notice from their
Consul that British merchant vessels allowed by the
blockadng squadron TO remain in tho inner roads 10
plete their csrgoes until the night Of 9Th Of May without
being subject TO any inconvenience
From Montevdeo there no political nows OF impor.
lance. Everything remained quiet Business impro-
vrg OWING principally 10 the disturbed state Of Baenos
Ayres forcing Of the dealers from the provinces OF
the Argentine Iteration to supply themselves from that
market
Rio Janeiro dates were 20 May Is Money Is In exiree.
request end for several days the Banks mad refused al 40
pcsons for discounts. On 10Th the Minister Of Finance
had presented The estimates Tor lrj3 estimating the reys
Of Brazil for the financial year s3fO00OO0 and the
expenditure AZ sOi7 066. thus showing a surplus OF g.
5293i elbow fever had been very fatal bu, was DUNN
shng
At Bahia everwas very prevalent and the shipping wero
about disabled by the loss Of Commandsr Fsad OF
the British ships Express had died About ten days
before the SAILING OF the TevOt there q runor that
ger ersl sng OF the blacks would take place The troops
kept under but nothing Of the kind occurred
AT the Canares OF the passengers s0 vel to
land from the Teyiot IN consequence ofthe sver Brazil
At Buenos Ayres, May q L ). sloop OF var JamestO~n