The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02
INTEL gence from suenos Ayres.

We have received files of the Argentine Packet
dated to the LIST OF October. The letters of our
correspondents at Montevideo and Buenos Ayrss, a.
ready published, are Of niue days later date.
We extract, however from the Argentine Packet
of October l, a summary of the state of affairs at
Monevideo, subsequent to the dictionary movement
against President Giro and his government.
The above journal says:-The successive accumu-
lation Of choke damp has at last resulted in an ex
plosi0n that has driven President Giro aud the par
tisaps OF Oribe aud Urquizs from Office. Alter the
scandaous part they acted during late rebellion
aiding and abettng the Provisional Director in every
fence the part OF this capital, it would be too
much for them to expect any sympathy in this quar-
ter in the day Of their misfortune, however much
individuals may regret the inevitable calamites APP
psrently awaiting that sister community. The
reaction Of September, 1853, in Montevdeo, must be
traced to the same causes, and may be justified by
the same considerations as that Of the 18th of Sep
TENDER, 1852, in this province, and follows as q
necessary consequence OF the that took place
at San Jose de Flores in the month of July last, and
we capnot help thinking that the able hand that
planned and accom- plished the discontinue of Gen.
Urquiza may have at least suggested this sautary
and merited caastisenent for his unblushing par
tsans.
In imitation Of his friend aud prede ,essor Presi-
dent Giro has retired but not resigned and the omi-
nous question OF legality" is once more suspended
there Is also reason to suspect, by the influence OF
the French Legation, of watch Senior Giro was an
inmate.
The provisional Junta Gubcrnativa' consists Of
Generals Juan Antonio Lavalleja. and Venan,io
Flores, Don Juan Carlos Gomez, Don Lorenzo Bat.
tie and Don Santiago Savage: with General Pache-
CO Obes as commander in chief of the forces. Ger
tain obnoxious employees had been deposed, and
General Flores had lett at the head Of division to
watch and suppress any mutnous tendency that
might show itself in the country districts. General
Revira had not arrived in the capital.
1t was reported here yesterday, (September 30,)
on the authority of news said to be received by the
Rama Negrs, that the French naval authorities had
attempted to land forces to take possession of the
Custt house, and that they had been repused, with
. loss OF from twenty to twenty i've killed; but in
This we fancy there is some misunderstanding or,
perhaps, intentional exaggerstion.
The latest news by the Uruguay, arrived this
morning, October reports all quiet in the CAPT.
tel; that Senior Giro had embarked in ran of.w war;
ard intended making trip to the United States;
and that Don Lucas Moreno and Don Dionysio CoIo-
mel had given in their Adhesion to the new state Of
things.
AT q preparatory meeting held last evening (Sep-
TENDER 30,) Gens1al Zapiola was elected President
for the ensuing Legislature; ST.. Olivera. first Vice
President; and Senior Liavallol, )nd Vice Presi
dent The rev Legislature is now being installed,
but will conclude too late for any report Of the pro-
ceedings in our present number