The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-29


troubles disturbance Of trade but the unness of the
PEOPLE Of Montevideo for selfgovernment has
any permanent order in the State unless by annexation
o Brazil perfect specimen than the following Of
South American revolution could hardly be furnished
MoNTEvIDEo Sept 4, 1855.
Stirring events have occurred since the departure of
the last packet Montevideo has witnessed another
luton Flores Who was instrumental in the overthrow
Of Giro in July 1853 and succeeded him in the President
ship, has in his been obliged to ay If Giro treated
he snsd The poson aF'sn hsi ..n ss
lips. diaIss.Ided them; And what was the sub
carry on the government Of the republic consti-
tutonally, to place an estimate of the expenditure
and to upon them If the resources were insufficient
Brazil agreed to- and did subsidize them. But Flores,
whose capacity for government not superior to that
OF his predecessor and Who If he headstrong,
not the less Influenced by almost incapable
as him self but without principle observed neither his
promise the law He restricted the freedom of the
because censured his acs he closed Of the
printing Offices and he sent OF the eddors to prison.
De- In TACT began to act the dictator. Senior Amaal
The III azian Minister demonstrated but In vain. Flores
pursued his self wiled At length the people
wond stand longer the President fled to the country
here cavalry and threatened with civil war; One
wodeputscns merchants from the city waited
upon him but at there has been no decided re-
French IN 1896 keep within their barracks is it likely
hey viii tike any active part in what is going on.
y treaty Brazil bound herself to support the constitu
onnly elected PRESIDENT but II that President perna
cously rcgar ed his obligations could she
'e expected to support him ? Some angry communics.
ions sent in to the government by Senior Amaral,
which enragcd Flores that he the point Of send
ing him his passport when Messrs. Thornton and NAL
fer the British and French representatives stepped in
With q cir friendly mediation and effected reconcilia
ion The communications retired nut
has returned from SPAIN We have now three legal Pre-
sidents-OIibe Giro and Flores-and acting provi-
sonal President in the person Of Don Luis LAmas
fomer most able chief OF police and father Of Don An
drss late Minister of the Republic Rio de Janero He
is the that should have been elected President after
all parties. The immediate cause Of the outbreak was
Flores sending the Chief of Police to the residence of Don
Jose Munoz who the leader Of the conservative partys
TO search for arms. None, however, found Mu-
noz was informed that had any arms boon discovered he
would have been arrested. This incensed him. and he
de6sd the C6ief Of Police in rather stror language,
stating that representative, his person sacred.
This being reported TO Flores the Police Chief
dehed him with the constitution in one hand and
pistol In The other The argument irresistible aud
Mun,z victorious Finally Flores at the head Of
do nothing the street crowded with people,
were there to protect Nunoz. Munozs house al-o
full OF people. The President gave them fair words and
returned to the fort where he was waited upon by de-
putaon Of the friends Of MuDoz and paper handed
him. signed by most Of those assembled. On Tuesday
morning. the 2Sth OF August, Munoz Battle, and
-ome twenty lads, armed after fashion, went to
he fort and there began to shout rirds,
that Of the sergean'ts guard that did duty at the
gate. After two hours Of unparalleled exertion BY
which tine their Threats dry the sergeant reented,
ard gave his charge. Thus they gained possession Of
the in store and supplied ali who applied for Them
Flores as soon a. he heard Of II, mounted and accom-
panied by few horsemep Aed into the country and Is
now, said before at the head Of 600 senior
Amsra Is accused Of fonentDg this rebellion, hut 1t Is
difficult to what Brazil has to gain BY it, Instead Of
revolutions he desires peace and good government and
sfe has literally supplied money and constantly
s'ra'ed to promote these principles The Buenos
into eprises suhsersve Of good government Of
honesty, are the accnsers-the Buenos Ayresn.,
who owe R sr present resaom from me, me ds.5oc
conduct and good intentions they impuge Bn.
whether Brazil has cansed this revolution not II Is
quite these people are quite incapable Of governing
the country and the II Is In the possession Of
Brazil other country that could govern it the
better our government the real interests OF
British she would ask Brazil TO take perman-
ent possession Of the country or a. least 70 take IL under
,s protection until II vas peoplsd from Europe BY race
20 t0fd Business at stand, and the Customs closed.
our affairs Of too absorbing interest for TO
letter 10 ray the deputaion has just returned from
ing Flores and that he has ratified before his chiefs what
he eed TO the day before !, re ign
lake his place until the LIST Of March, when the Pre-
ident l. to be elected The offer is reasonable that
the nsiie party will be obliged to agree to It, and have
little doubt every thing will be arranged.
SUPPOSED MURDER OF YOUNG GIRL IN CHrcA.
en e body q Young o nv va. nS IN ding
street in the southern part OF the city The place
vacant lot short distance north Of Twelfth strcc.
Waterman for the railroad passing by the spot 10
tween three and fonr O'Clock In the morning. heard
faint rroan ~ of In DISTRESS and turning aisle
m his course perceived by the aid Of his lantern the
body lying there In the mud. Life yet extinct
but the poor being to death that she could
not SPEAK and Probably heard rot the questions a.
dressed To her. The Waterman went for assistance, and
when he returned the vital spark had ned. suspicion
TIL upon two men. named John Holland and William
griffin, who ed and placed In the w.tchh
We found the body lying the floor OF the stable,
concealed from sight by the shawl which she had worn
before her death When the shawl was removed the
light which gaze one OF the most dreadful
II Wild We have any remembrance Before US Jay the
nfeess body Of q female, but covered and sneared
with mud that but for the outline OF human form II
sould not have been distinguished from mass Of earth
Her clothes the outer garment being what might
have been gente appearing plaid dress. satu.
y, I'd with mud and water that II difficult 10 deter
uire the materini II which they made One foot
o. bare; the other shoe and stocking. The
Con, ner procured water, and washing the mud from the
nee revealed the features OF girl. hot eighteen
ware age fair and r6und in the bloom Of youth
and heath The lips injected with blood aud the
gilt cheek and eye bore the appearance Of having
lived severe blow. There a slight wound under
he sye, from which the blood slo liz oozed The hac
Al dark color, wen could Judge not black
he breasts indicated that the girl bad been mother
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