Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03
FROM BUENos AYREs.

buEsos ArREs, july. 1.-The squadron which has bee
oiocKadng here Tor some time past declared in favor
the inside and all passed on Tuesday the 2st
June is said they did this partly because they wer
not paid by URourzA, and partly while thew were II
state OF discomfort on account Of arrears Of paw the
were offered large amount of money by the insiders
Commodore Coz was obliged to fee on board OF the Uni
ted States soopofwar jamestown for protection from his
mutinous crew. and from there lie took passage to Mon
teydeo in an American vessel The loss of his squadron
blow to URouIzA and to his hopes Of reduc
ing the city. He still maintains the siege, but win be
obliged in few days retire His own province
is now in state Of revolt and his presence is required
there
In consequence of the Frightening aspect of affairs
many Of the menowar which have been detained here
are now leaving for other parts of the station among
them the Jameson, which vessel sails tomorrow for
Moneydeo and Rio de Janero The Congress sailed for
the United States the 18th Of June, and Commodore
S. W. DowsNu is in command on this station since
the sailing Of the Congress The United States steamer
Water Hh is also in port, and viii proceed up the river
shortly
The British Packet Of July I'd is dressed in mourning
in consequence Of the death of his Exceency Briga
der General Don MANUEL GUILERMo PINTO President of
the Honorable Chamber Of Representatives and Provn-
cial Governor and Captain General of the Province who
died on Tuesday, June 2sth, after painful illness of
few weeks In an obituary notice the Packet says:
In the present circumstances his death is heavy
blow to the province and the republic His venerable
age his unbemshed charAoer, his temperate opinions
and his mild and conciliatory demeanor with patriotic
dsnerestedness which deed all suspicion fitted him for
the high and responsible situation assigned him in the
councils and government Of the country"
The actual Ministers would carry on the Government
until the Legislature elected Governor The Le-
Il (sa,
pension of So, 900, paper currency.
The Packet contains o monthly retrospect for June
which it calls memorable month in the annals of the
city BY the sege and blockade of that month business
transactions were reduced to the lowest ebb and many
families were placed in trying circumstances the butcher
and baker absorbing large portion Of their
and such was the scarcity of provisions that sumpuary
edcts were safely dispensed with Since the raising of
the blockade the Goth june vessels had again COM
menced to arrive and it confidently believed that the
city would again receive its share Of trade both do
mestic and foreign.
In regard the condition Of Gen. URourzA the Packet
says that neither Urquiza Gen. Lagos have any in
dependent with which carry on the
Though perhaps toeraby well supplied with men, horses
and armament, they have neither money clothing
ammunition, and of the restitution and consequent dis
content of the troops the frequent assertions are sufficient
evidence These assertions continues the Packet can
neither be restrained by the Of endish severity
in which Urquiza and his counselors are such adopts
and the day assault is seriously attempted against the
capital will be signal for general dispersion and per-
haps for the massacre of the petty despots that have
outraged every sentiment of justice and humanity The
authority of Urquza and Lagos the Packet says does
extend inch to the south of the Saado where there
are many parties apparently in state of armed neu
trality
The Packet in conclusion, thinks that all the foreign
diplomacy in christendom cannot the rebellion from
its impending doom; but there danger that the be-
siegng army might retreat northward By land plum
derng oil the rural establishments on the way but even
this fear dsspaed by the approach of the army Of
Gen FLo2Es.-Boson Trareller.