The New York herald., 1863-09-02
Oar Bus.ss Ayres Cerrsspenaenss.

Oar Busnos Ayres C0rrespOnaenee.
B, Kos AYRns, g. A., July I, 1853.
TIE Aiaama Florida and Georgia In SosaAun Wafws-
7Aeu Truck for Fso kosGhs-Hoo % Captsws 1Ass-7As
Shamelss At Of Destroying TIE Geops Grinco'S-fAs
Buynisg Of As Amoss~iss--7As 1yeaimeat Of ne Cap
tain a~d Fa~usoeys-HoU he Crnc Of Cdptsiw SessseD
Apprscsste de Rs~e AYts-AfdSvs IL Orwguay-FbsytA
Of July at Eu~nos Ayres-SAippine, DO.
To-day We have . supplemental mail but stiil seven
days before the regular day Of departure Of The French
mail In the interval Of ten days since my last our quies
city been stirred BY great and varied excitements
To Americans chief Is tho Of tho pirscss
Of the Alabama, the Florida and the Georsia. In the
sketch complied by careful cleaning you can
draw map, and, by noticing the dates yen can AZ ~
tho location o. avorite and fruitful harvest
neld for these reckless reapors.
First we follow Capt. semmes, with his fellow o1ncsEs,
ono OF whom is n broher-in law Of JeH Davis
May tho Alabama burned tho Jabcx Sloan Boston,
bound Carda Montevideo with coal. This was
In latitude Is degrees south and Longitude IS west
June 2 she burned the Amazonian, owned In Boston.
bouud Som New York to Moptevideo with kerosene oil
We mex. NIP cut the Fiorias;-
April II, she burned ". copponweal,h. fBoston, In
latitude % degrees south, Longitude 81 degrees wsss o.
this the scattered six being sent BY tho
British schooner Adephi Rio Grande, Brazil six 10
unreported direction BY Dutch schooner Alma, and The
May H. she burned the Crown Point bound from Boston
TO California, In latitude degrees 80 minutes soass lon
Mex. We have the Georgia in tho same psigAborhoea
Jsne she oAgtured the George Griswod, bound frsm
= sOsr.. 70 k sansU @ 70 wn coal TINS was in M ssss
rslSessd under bonds for $loo,00e
few days after she burned The Good Hope, bound from
Boston 70 Cape Of Good Hope In latitude 20 degrees 20
south anc 80 20 minutes west longitude
Near The same time and place she captured the Asse
laske. she was released sader bonds Of SIS 600
These are the reports OF few days and they furnish
The pu5suns asss wss picture Of The abiding Rssss Is
the pursuit could hardly fall 70 meet with Of
them BY seaming into that much fequentsd path Of oar
AS far a. Il known no loss OF s occurred 10 any OF
these captures but the destruction o property hss bess
is shame beyond expression that tho George Girls
void should DO iaken By rebel steamer vessel
mercs Of thor bsss negh6oss turns round ssd csurs
vessel returning from carrying bread 70 tbes stasv
,a os nss man ns George
From New Yerker on board Of the iilfated ANA
.,n,an 's..n several interesting facts As usos The
when she hostsd the rebel Gag. The Amazosan at
tempted 70 and Des tn flight proy cd usssss
Seven mon armed with cavalry swords, rsvolvers and
bowie knives went board and directed captain 70
60 % board the Alabama. Captain semmes treated HIM
with great scorntold him he coud not expect any favor
being from Boston no bonds would be taken tho ycseo
must be burned The oaptan was sen 10 sleep on dack
and 10 meg wh the motley crew OF that and anether
vessel The passengers treated with more favor.
though put IN irons and all held as prison.
OF war; and paro,ed The passengers were nos
allowed 10 bring all their clothing, and carpenter
among them was not allowed 10 bring his chesa
OF tools When the officers and crow we're safely
placed on board The Alabama q fire was kin
died on tho Amazonian, which destroyed her.
Of provisions taken there but little There
70 be want on board the Ambama. Msuy articles lay
around sad waste and confusion such or
every kind parrots, albums. ornaments, musical instr
menis, Ac, &c Two boxes OF books, directed % the.
American clergyman IN Baenos Ayres, were taken and
opened the deck aud appropr on
board had fancy.
The state OF things In our neghboring republic
Uruguay-is horrible General Flores has prodsced moro
disorder than revolution implies Iie g eainn NJ
strength by delay aud Indirectly desosaing tho coun
try. 50 many refuse 10 bear that all the country
districts nod with hiding from the conscripts
Those In gangs and subss By plunder TO tho grcss
danger and loss Of the country people Nom naIy the
government forces twelve thousand men, but realty
they win hardly count half the number
On tho Fourth OF July bore the Americans generally a.
sembed at the United States Legation rnd parioc OF Z.
collation., and somo speeches were delivered. put
altogether II wss quiet Affair." n there was no biah
cxnaraton neither hafe excess q any kind Under
The recent news from the United States vas day ulJ
q patriotic hops. ~ /
fns has just arrived shat tho Brazilian go,ern-
mens has forbidden tho Alabama svw 70 enter aGain
Br axllan port.
Maxken arc dull
July 8, In 81. 0eorss sailed for New York.