New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-20
lit is the greatest eruption have witnessed
during my twenty years residence at Hlo.
FROM BUENOSAYRES.

By the arrival Of the bark Rainbow we have "a
vices from Buepos Ayres TO the 30.h OF October.
The British Pocket in its summary Of the news iof
the fortnight ending the 27tl of October, s,:s: o,
There are things 20 passing strange thN lucy 49,
the limits OF credibity aud the abnounceheot VI
another rebellion in he very suburbs Of ine sp,
tal may fsrly be regarded such; yet true s auI
OF verify, that Bustcs, Flores, Lnneia sna W., ,ha
10 public report most Cf the other mitsy o .n onne
figured in tie revolution Of December, 1892, QUE
more in the field With the banner OF sedi1o' upusi;
Tho notices of the movements hitherto puohsned
are extremely wayne and consequently u 30
Bus.os mus, have left the city on iue'eaY nsn.'
ard on tie following morning halted a. ha'anh1',
where he appears 70 have mel rather cod fecePoni
ard As he as ih accono snied by only SONS ui'eea
III armed men, tbs onder is that they Tr: DOT a 'P
pIebe led and delivered mp 10 the authorizes.
At midday on WCdn sdsy, Col. Coness s,s-'eu IN
pursut anc reached the MataDzss, where Bus'os nai
been, about O'Clock in the evenings but be hs1 Ins9
disappeared sDd Was supposed TO have gone 'o"a
Outlines Ensenas for the purpose OF Joinins Will
Fiorts. ,. .;u
Ffom this point we hear 1t more of Blstoa, M
the Tribund;of Ibis morning states that he vas 10
fly toward San Vicente, in group OF fustiVes ina'
had bee n disper sed by Major Via
In addition - ttese 1t appears that we nave IL hss
souewb,T re to the Nor h; sod rumor says, JULIUS
about the Tuyu, and Pedro Ross Begrano al t1e
Salsdo. Such ole the nesser details Ut this uhior
tunate conflict. .
Meaprhile, the Division of COL Echenegucia in.
reyol.ed after crossing The Ssa1o emo 80 ne 2OO Dis
p@rs leaving him with skeleton force o IS veterans
In come Quence bis march hiss been couutermsnoeo;
and We urderstand he is now acting III concert WIN
Col CoIesa.
Our uext fear is that the news of these ongolngs
NAV encoursee the Indians TO still more daring IN
roads; and II is truly melancholy TO see any part Oh
the public force engaged in this fra ri idol struggle, al
NONE ut when they are SO much needed TO repal the
barbaiians.
Down to the hour OF going to press we have no
further reliable inIor mstion IN comnunicse.
Abiding to the arrival of Col. Olivier, I@e RACKET
says: IL.
Ire gallant Colonel Of the Valiant Legion disem-
baked on Sunday forenooo His presence-as well 1t
mis- ht-exciied thrilling .tion, in which adInra
tioD, gIaiituce and sympathy CO rminsed. ~
during the rebellion and siege Of 1929 Col Oh
vieri with e niodsstY Of true valor, and the Pny
and disinteresedness il spred i'm cbigsrous natnres-
by sense Of justice ar love OF liberty, rendered
services 10 the Of Buenos Ayres ha can never
be forgotten or requited OF these we have at once
the pfo,f and record in the distinctive app 1llation
apOropIiated 10 his dvison-the Valiant Legion
that enuated the persona CALAMITY and daring OF
tier leader and friend
Dmrg an absence of two years, COL Olivien MSS
ex need strange vicsitudes Of fortune. Scarcely
hao be troo the coil of fair Italy, when tle rap urous
embraces of sttacred family were to be exchanged
for The gloom of a Roman dungeon. The champion OF
liberty Oh the banks of the Plate was no. forlo n
captive the victim OF a grim ald relentless tyranny
on he banks of the classic Tiber! But we shall not
Dwell on this dark episode of his IT. hat excited
lively sympathes, and called forth the active inter-
cessiop Of powerful friends.