New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
SOUTH AMERICA.


present the most important item, now reesayea
ne news from Buenos Ayres is of most IN
favorable character. A revolution having taken
PaSe, resh Provisional Government installed and
e'h war Immediately broke ou. and continued I'd 10
the oate OF the sailing Of the packet The following are
Jun O. ''''
December has been stirring month for Our roo3 c;.v
W the isl revolution broke out headed By the Minister Of
war AS dislike to the person OF Governor ans was
.e OILY motive assigned be dsnterestedy and patriotic
e esgneo thinking thereby TO allay the tempest Ta.
point conceded new demands presrred add IL som
became evident that the rs object lew heavy con-
bution on the capital and then seize the Government
isiips back on the stsnce Of Urquza If necesssry To
to sst CONDITION very few in the city willing 20 ac-
eno the revolution still continues the town closely bsseKsi
Dy ahe S9noo all business az dead stendsti; beef the
or 80 times the price snd almost dsv ~
.ne Of the city and in the lanes Of the out
Every native is ought 70 be- soldier and nauv for
nom in1c or sympathy, lend their aid or the de-
first instance but should the rebels be allowed 70 retreat 70
the north ana ior1n junction with Urquiz may osca,on
capital OF Paraguay Sir Charles Hotna arrived there
Sos.s r. no. soIns on very hy vita the fsign
det OF fsIesnay las arrived here supposed De on
the Parsguaysns embrace the cause of Bnenoq 49, S
commercial interests may suggest and would amply Justify
IAN Official proclamation has Just been issued ,,nonn.
Ing the approach 10 tne city of Colonel Pedro Rosss Bal
sno OF the head OF c men in support Of the Provis-
ional Government. On the receipt of this nteir enes
Gen Pacheoo sailed from the CITY and dsodSsd re
from the bridge putting them TO flight with cDnsders
bic loss in killed and wounded and capturing some nnni.
| tons Of war"
At the commencement of the disturbances Mr. Core
| the British Minister, publi,h he'd the snhioined 49,
| "NoTIcE-All British subjects vol1ptarilv tsti,y nm
arms the present critical moment for the protection Of
their lives and property are cautioned account what
join themselves to one or other OF the parties which
unhappy divide the city and province Of Bueno Ayres
| British legation Dec. 10, 1882" '0N1'
The United States Consul likewise issued the follow
| ing:
"The undersigned, Consul of the United State, of North
America would suggest those of his fellow citizens VINO
may take mp arms at the present critical in sede,
fnse, that 1t Is their duty 10 conduct themselves with
strict neutrality In regard TO the political questions that
a3itate the community Jos. GRAHAM
United States Consul"
The British Packet of Jan. |, contains the fol.
lowing as the latest news:
l853 has been initiated by smart skrmsh to t1e South
the details OF which We cannot expect to receive line
for present number 1t appears however that the Con-
vaecenca has been taken by the forces auo the a
ants driven the Bauaca-bndge with heavy loss
Rumorsof many kinds aoat; good we fear 10
be tue that the vanguard of Colonel Ros.s Begr bsJ
arrived and attacked the besege in the rear Honor to
the brave Pesce the those who have
fallen in their countrys cause"
The same paper, in its monthly retrospect, says:-
with the exception of powder, Ammunition military
equipments and the absolute necesares OF life nothing has
been ia demand. and nothing consumed As a business
month"; December may be blotted from the calendar.
THE arrivals have been considerable but
of discharge have been wantng and the aoat su
fer equally with interests shere As the climax of mac
tion may record the unprecedented fact that several
DAYS even the specuators in god bid their diminished
beads Judge OF prostraton when the acrd nes
dpriremap ed subdued and inert
1.-The small number of vessels dispatched and the limited
Of produce exported readily accounted for Some
vessels have gone N ballast Others threaten decimp for
Monte Vdeo but the greater part presume feel
plussed, and will goodnaturedly remain, trusting the
course of events or the chapter of accidents
In view Of these exceptional circumstances dispense
with prices and quostions, rs purely taDciiu or nJmBG
As to remittances would be solemn impeFtinence to
think or speak OF them
A the means Of peace and Cancellation being exhausted
force now opposed to force with energy and resolution
common with the occasion. On tho part Of the CAPT
tai the means of defense and aggression begin
colossal dimensions and leave no doubt as TO denntve
triumph Since the sautay lesson Of tae soth nit me au
partial encounters that have taken place between the adj
vanced posts they must have seen practically the exty
Of their pretensons and the utter oil their
THAT their ranls have been thnned by desertion
torous The Chyilcoy DIVISION 800 strong left In body
ayoyedly purpose of securing their wheat crops
Omos and hs division have also disappeared their object
and destination quite certain After the dispersion oi
the 25h many parties belonging to Outlines Ensenada aud
San Vicente rejoned their families heartily tired OF the
fatigue prvatiOns and dangers OF ngoous and poatios
revolution The patriots of San Fernando have acted more
nobly STILL division of 500 having not only Quilted the
ranks the besegers preferred their services to the
legal Government Mutual dstTust personal ries and
the deHdeDng influence of common despair arc fastening
the work Of dissolution among those who sill remain IL Is
possible that the force from the SOUTH headed by Don Pc
dro Rosas Begraro, have made OF are making 70
nteceupt their retreat toward the norh IN wncn case
very few DAYS more must that interesting probcm
1.-THE precautionary measures for supplying the sa
countermachng the plans OF the ASSISTANTS ana tne es
admrabe them, the closing of the Custom
House and the Bsca port perhaps unnecessarily stringent
duced TO absolute inacon Not only the contng craft
tvt foreign interests Of vast amount and fiscal interests OF
supreme Importance demand the earliest possible moolhea
ton Of the alluded to- The term tor the loro-
ducon Of provisions by water has been prorosued for 10
day and declared indefinitely prorogabe at the discretion
OF the authorities The and perfect order OF the
eephl the best possible evidence OF the preslse ana
popularity of the Administration.
A letter from Rio de Janeiro, dated Jan. a.
says:
THE enormous price which has been paid for Afri-
cans has proved to be temptation too great Tor the
slsedealer to Withstand. Various attempts have beel
made to land cagoes the coast during the past month
and one by means of false information given TO the Gov
efbment was at length enabled to succeed. Inc ves.
eel which sailed under American coors and was manned
~ American seamen was burned by her crew imme
da'ely after her arriya AS the Brazilian au-
hofities were informed of the occurrence strict in
curry was Instituted and large number of policemen
ana soldiers were dispatched 10 the coast and the noun
tans search CT the newy-arrved blacks. The result
20 lar that forty of those taken, and two men who
formed part OF the of the SLAYER An American
VINO was formerly ship broker in this city, Is also I'M
bhceted and those three have been placed in prison.
strie searchi being made for the remainder OF the
THE Brazibsn steam friyate Don Alfonso struck on
ssi oans while IN pursuit OF SLAYER, and became
tosal wreck One ohcer and some sailors were drown
Coo and will be rememberedas having saved the psssen
g'Is OF me burning emigrant ship of Liverpool She
"ss ,he meet vessel o; war 10 the Brazilian navy.
lhe pact YEAR has been aprosperous one for this
country Its revenue has gone steadily inc reesDg
sed nigh prices have been obtained for all is principal
sihces OF produce. Several important rational under
> tSkings have been commenced among which we may
note The Petopols and Parshyba Railroads already in
asAe OF gres, forwhr1ness the navigation Of two i'm
pof'Sh rivers In the interior, the Amszonss and Mer.
, onry, the lighting Of the capital by ga. Sc
Prom the commencement OF the past month 70 the
stt large quantity of 10000 bags of Coffee were
10000 hsgs were for Europe 100 900 for the United
States Ths month to the arrival ofhe Severn 10000
bags have been taken of which $1,000 ar, for Europe
5o0Co for the States Uniavorable sdvces per packe,
combined with the entire absence Of GOOD oaalties
have parayzed the market, and looS forward to a
rf iract Gnrs