The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

BuEsos AYREs, Nay 10, 1850
Change in ne &iniery at Buao Ayr,s-Zdpiola- Mhe--
Sn,sfd-The Pampero Detained Essbargoed ami Watch
cd Runs II in The N,ght-Cdpain Inprsoaed-T
Pampeo Probably Sold to Urquisa-7roops Ordered
Out, dc.
write few words more the vigo Ia just about TO
sail. TO give you the up to the hour.
Day before yesterday oe 18th Of Nay the Cabinet OF
the Buenos Ayresp government received oomplsts up
setting, but minister, Resta, remaining unchanged
From the Office OF kcister OF War and Marine General
Jose Naihas Zpola old full OF honors q years,
retired the ground Of i'll health The Office be-
coming OF great responsibility and labor Colonel
Bartholomew Mtre called to his place. leaving vacant
the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Colooe Mitre OF
intelligence and OF influence and has distinction upon
the field. II liz supposed he will leave the ministry
for the head Of the army. He is aso distinguished
historian.
The Ministry OF Foreign Affairs, made by the
mova Of Colonel Hitre, ia filed by Dslmaco veez SArs-
field native Cordovs Rnd until this appointment At
torney Gene raj OF the STATE.
TIE Cabinet before ,nious, sad is no y both
united ard efficient Sarsded Ia ely prosecuted great
skill ard yeo hon Nicolas Antolio Cavo, for ssuiog In
the Pacifcr Re'orma woro he edited, articles viii ,h
pronounced treasonabe, the effect Of which was
heavy fine, aDd an exile, which was voluntary to e.
cape mpr iso6ment.
receny wro yau OF the detention AZ this port OF the
PappeIo, steamer o.ions'og TO an English company.
She had on board munitions OF from Moo evideo
the Confederation lnose we're claimed contrabaud
and Detained, and tie vessel forbidden to depart
without rnis order il understood TO be In
order TO give the time to conclude whether
purchase her not. After waiting a week-be,rc
guarded by government var steamer, the Cen Pinto
night che Departed 10 the surprise Of the Gen.
Pinto. The captain Of that vessel i'm neiately
imprisoned, ana the Captain OF the Port removed.
The rumor nos is and gains credeuce, that she has
been sold TO General Urquiza Her agent here L.
norsnce Of her ~beresoouts The captain Of the Pam
pero is known to be hostile 10 this government.
battalion OF COO National GUARDS been ordered
to the country and three bstsons ordered to
be enrolled abo placed 10 readiness.
No other movements among troops have come TO our
know ledge from either party.
BuEyEoe AyREs, May IA, 1859.
Government Startled by the Es'spe Of the Pampoo-sne
VA Mt Rettrw-Eot Soid-Death Of Lie,aenpnt Bassea
.. s. N.-Cdlco a S7sIo --Important Case Of Lib.l-
Notice Of Declaration Of War-7rcps 10 Be Ordered 10
Morrote-R,prisaI Law Utquisa
AS the vessel carry ing my mail has lain in the river two
days after my letters despatched, write on this
the 14th, 10 give you the news up To this hour
The government has hsrdy recovered from lie asonvh
ment at the escape of the Psmpero when watched by an
armed steamer and schooner Greatly to the dssdvan
age Of this city the Pampero and hercompeer the Mena
viii hereafter ply between Nontevdes and the Confedera
ton not touching at Buenos Ayres. The rumor proved
unfoupded that the Pampero had been sold 10 Urquza
The escape of this vessel whoya trick OF her CAP
tain, who bad his plans well laid
On the 9th OF MAY, Lieutenant Simeon s. Ba4sett o. s.
NJ board brig Ba'nb:idge died uddeny and on the
7ih he was inferred in the American cemetery with naval
hopors company Of Marines large number Of Anne
rcan and Eng sh officers Of the na'y aud many Amer-
citizens, attended the funeral The service was per-
formed at the cemetery by Rev. Wn Goodfellow pastor
OF the American church.
Don Nichols Antonio CAlvo, the gitive leader OF the
opposition 10 this city, has, by his fsht le editorial
chair D Buenos Ayres for seat 10 tie Senate the Con.
federation The ArgeDtDes elect thr ortes az repre-
sentatives without reference 10 their residence.
The Supreme Court has jurt decided Of libel OF
national Importance The acting editor OF the Refoua
published letter stating that the hank had refused 70
return him deposit OF gold 10 thee times OF war, when
national credit important 81 IN an offence serious
one and editor and Correspondent being found guilty OF
nee were sentenced 10 six months Imprisonment and 10
pay costs Of prosecution.
Cco1s have been issued by the Confederation and by
buenos Ayres TO Cyl foreign COpsus 10 their
ev'nR ino NATION OF the hostile altitude of affairs The
French Consul bas ssued crculw French subjects
informing them that TO enlist In any foreign army s ac
cordpg 70 the code Napoesn forfeit protection from
the French government.
To (ihe 5ih) oe will be cast for erbt comma
MES OF the National Guard OF 125 men each Who are N
march for the open country In anticipation large num-
hers ~ those liable TO be called for have privately Jeff the
country,
law ia before the Legislature todsy, which will doubt
efs pass holding Urquza and his soers aud abettos re-
sropsbe in their and their goods for any results