The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-14

POLITICAL DISTURBANCES IN MoNTEvIDyo-poRCHu
ENLISTMENT OF FOREIGNERS IN BUESos AYRm,-
REroRTED EUTrSy ON BOARD THE UNITED STATES
FRIGATE ST. LAWRENCE AT RIO JASERro, ETC.
In the journal de Concrete Of Rio de Janerio we fnd
dates from Buenos Ayres sept 10 and Mon.evdeo "a
Sept Is.
We have dates from Rio dc Janciro TO Oct l. In the
journal de Comeycio Of Sept 90 find the following,
has been reported for days that the savess
disorder had broken out board the United rgais
- Lawrence anchored in this port Of our colleagues
this morning thus notices this rumors-
1T has been rumored that board the American rgAfa
81 Lawrence the crew had mutined and Threatened 10
take the life Of the Commodore and other officers II an
pears that one Of the sailors convicted Of Infamous
crime had been condemned TO a punishment which
the Commodore did not judge 10 be sufficiently severe
for ssnan who had twice been punished Cor the sams
cause. new penalty being imposed by the court
martial the mutined TO such an extent that help
was asked from tho French and English OF war in tho
harbor 70 arrest the rcvoltcrs. martial
held and eighteen Of the mutineers were sentenced 70
death"
We are authorized 20 state that hesc arc alto
gether correct On board the 81 Lawrence Ave sailors
are under trial for immoral conduct but the process 10
not yet concludcd and consequently there has been
condemnation. There has been only one sentence on
board the ~ lawrence sailor nsuted his o1cer and
was condemned to finish his term Of penten
tary In the United States The supposed mutny whous
foundaon but the report from the fact that
the Ith instant i've men who leave ashore, were
taken on a state Of beasy inoxcasion They became
unruiy during the night, and put under arrest The
occurrence was however, deemed q so little consequence
that the Commander IN Chief was not even informed Of
The false report Of the muiny created much excitement IN
the city
Tho sales OF coffee effected at Rio October 4 amounted
70 5000 bags bark taken for q southern port In
the United States, At roc There quotations Of COZ
fee in the papers before The total expectation for Tho
month Of September was 25O 112 bags. Freghts were
quoted 10 the Northern ports q The United States &c.
and 10 Sosthern ports NJ 7oc.
In Monevdeo tho coming election was creating stirring
times. Parties very much exasperated a0ainst
each other, and all idea OF Cancellation Regulated
Bloody events expected 70 take place during Novem
Der.
In Bnenos Ayres the government had ordered all per
born in the country 10 enlist in the National Guard
Messrs Mackenlay, Alfred and George Lumb and
John Dugurd, sons of English residents and ,ho
broshers kapperbacks, of French roa,-
dents, refused 20 enrol Themselves N Tho
civil corps declaring that they had sdorsed a. their ooun
try the country Of their parents The soverpraent ad
ed that by the constitution all persons norm IN The onarv
were citizens 81 The Sse, and orderes these gen,er ~
be arrested for violation q The Laws. After ther arrest
protesting against the violence tbsl was done the,, NV
sons, they provided substitutes whose services IN Che
National Guard were refused. Tho French ana Enr.h
Consuls had laid the matex before tho Mns,es ~ pa
rama, and great excitement existed in Consequence