The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

Additional from South Amcrsca.
URQUIZA's REvsRsKs-Tng BUENOs AYREAN Army
ADDRESS TO THE SOL DIERs-KNrHUsIAsA OF THB
PKoPLE-NEws FROM THE ooNFKDBRArION-AF-
FAIRS IN BRAZIL-rHx ORIENTAL RsPUsLIo-
PEACE IN CHILE, ETC.
We are In possession Of our usual es Of papers and
CORES ondenoe from South America.
The reports ,om puenos Ayres are not much later
than those already pubshed but the items contained in
the newspapers not devoid Of interest UrquzA, the
President Of the Argentine Confederation, had met with
an unexpected reverse. In making his preparations
for war against Buenos Ayres he had counted
on the support and influence Of General Flores
and other distinguished officers Of the Oriental
republic who sojourning In the Confederation having
emgrated from Uruguay. Several Of these chiefs had
been well received by Urquza after the terrible butchees
Of Qunteros and he therefore relied their co opera
ton in his necessity. But he was disappointed In his
expectations The officers reiusedto under his
banners and applied to the Buenos Ayres government
for vessel In which TO escape from Urquzas territory
and Jurisdiction The Bueuos Ayres according
acceded 70 their DESIRES and sent the war Baenos
Boca del Ibicuy, with instructions TO use every pfecau
avoid discovery and to bring away the dissatisfied
was crowned with the fullest success. me officers
ceeded evadng the guard that had been set them
% o n 70 o %
poftunity TO leave Urquizas service were De
veial attached TO his body guard, which does mot
greatly chagrined At the result Of this affair.
lengthy despatch TO the Buenos Ayrean Minister at
Paris appears In the Ttsa, In which full account Of
the state OF affairs is gven Urquiza being therein CON-
pared to second Austrian, who was determined 10 use
al his endeavors to crush out liberty, and strong hope
was expressed that he would share the fate Of his Euro
pesn namesake.
The utmost enthusiasm prevailed Buenos Ayres Troops
and volunteers cavalry and artillery were Al Fastening
expected Fathers Of families joyfuly leaving their
resdes, sons their mothers, husbands their wives to
seize the rife and The sword 70 meet the enemy OF their
the moat exposed positions the 2th Of june amid the
rolling Of drums the booming Of and the acclama
seemed "a il thew were marchine to The rates of Eden
rather than to the field Of battle.
The Minister OF War had issued exciting address 70
the National Guard and soldiers Of the line. He most
feelngly babe them farewell in the Of the govern
ment sent them forth battle for liberty and national
for them to show themselves the worthy sons of free
people The people Of Buenos Ayres would accompany
them in o Spirit and nom Day to d1y other heroic
The veterans in their ranks would Of old fight with
pride and glory, and the young men would not fail TO
bstes would 60 before them and lead them to victory
and glory, while their grateful country would prepare
Of laurel for those who returned, and tears Of
The greatest applause followed the address, and the SOL
diers embarked amid the piuas Of the people.
.na 70 WITH
Ayers cruisers would overhaul bis vessel and seize the
board for the Confederation, applied to the French Adm
raj for protection The Flag Lieutenant replied by order
Of the Vice Admiral that the French squadron could
afford protection TO vessels carrying contraband goods
for the cruisers Of Buenos Ayres Gre fully at liberty 70
search the vessel and eeize all conraband articles found
board. But the officer added, the contraoAnd art
ces we're landed the vessel would be protected to pro-
coed with the rest Of her cargo
General Mtre was at the head Of 5000 Buenos Ayreau
troops and the Governor using all his efforts 10 take
the initiative In the Territory Of Santa Fe.
The Cacque Catrel had placed 300 Indians 1t the
vice Of Gen. Are, Of Buepos Ayres. Urquiza, on his
part also enlng the Indians into his service fast
as be could procure them Was feared that these bar
bsrous would yet be found TO be an i'm
On the morning Of the 22d Of June the Presden OF the
Argentine Confederation presented new banner TO the
Second battalion Of the National Guard There great
enthusiasm manifested on the occasion.
Five hundred men, under the command OF General
Oyarzabl, were concent,..sd sps> oo.1e.. IA. =.
important events which In progress between Buenos
Ayres and the Argentine Confederation and which cannot
TO interest all Deghborng and brotherly patons
The legislative body sI in session, and the arrange
ment Of the national debt was being actively discussed
Intelligence from Brazil goes 70 show that great military
but for what purpose does not clearly appear The Min
ser Of War had ordered the concentration Of Ill scat
the National Guard being enrolled The river ANA
had overlooked It's banks, nundatiDg the plains OF
ooido snd sauarem causing loases 70 an Immense ex
and a very large number Of cattle had been drowned,
not even their skns being saved. Many cscao or
chocolate plantations had also been ruined, and il was
feared that there would be grea, decrese in agrcultu
raj receipts this years.
Senior joao Mateua A,tunes Pimeua, Brazilian nner.
chant, mitted suicide the LIST ult at Marauho
In Of the papers liz stated that the captain OF the
North American bark Messenger Bird sailed from Bra
Last with cargo Of 1924 sacks Of coffee belonging TO
foreign house at Para but while the he resolved
10 proceed Valparaiso where he sold the whole cargo
his own account, as II the vessel and cargo were his
property TO aggravate this circumstance the captain
after mourning great expenses contracted loan Of 900
on the vessel when seems that the vessel was already
mortgaged in the United StAtes
quantity of false gold coin had been put into circua
ton in the province Of Santa Catharina The pieces are
weight and the imperfect form Of their inscriptions and
efeies The Secretary Of the Department Of Justice had
called attention TO the fraud.
feet neutrality The neutrality OF the republic, with all
it's territory ID to be understood being exclusively with
thoae that accept and maintain and respect this
decision OF the government The Senate and House Of
Representatives have authorized the President to proceed
with the negotiations already begun with Brazil and the
the governments Of Great Britain, the United States
France and Spain the neutral position assumed by the
UruguAyan republic In the South American war.
The JrnaI do Commerce. Of Rio Janeiro says that in
reference 10 the Oriental republic there Is very ke TO
gay. Peace consolidated and consequently labor in
and grafton continues to flow in not only from
Europe but from the neShborng Cities whose present
condition forms . striking contrast to that of hat
public Peace is now an actual fact In Uruguay.
From Valparaiso learn that the 29th Of April the
Chilean government obtained complete triumph over
the Revolutionary forces Of the North, under the
maId of General Don Pedro L. Gallo. The combat took
place at Cerro Grsnde, and the lawful army com.
manded by General Vidaurre. According to the Mer.
crto dds Propncas peace has been completely esab
sbed In the country. The victorious General and his
staff arrived Valparaiso the 27tn and was received
with great rejoicing.
The intelligence from Bolivia s meagre. President
Lnares Mt Cochabambs, bis way to ucre, viii.
tber he was going with the intention of summoning a
Congress for the purpose Of resgning his authority
decree has been issued for the of the
liberty Of the press, which had been suspended for
time.
Personal Intelligence.
Mayor Mayo, of Richmond, accompanied by Captain d.
B. Brdgeford and private Thomas w. PAWS, Of tbs Rich
mond Grays, left this city last evening, via Soninglop
for Providence.
sister Of Robert Fulton says the Harrisburg 7equph
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