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and news


~ have received buenos A,fts dates to
.,o roth March. The Argentine Rtpuo'c
s,ye Seen sinsulariy successful ~ 'he'r i'ho
and naval operations against the nr""'''"
;orccs.---so much sa, th.t j VAS c"Nh"t"''y
ovoceted tilt peace wo'.h rhori'y oe res''r-
,,.,,yeen The two countries fhe difficult
~, il Portugal. With ,hnse on We .A.nc''
.,neoutircnt, piat. ,ht Emperof m Il aNtr!
.,r,Ieasant situation, and i seems TO be the
..reral opinion of thc people ot the 9ea'N'
that peace must be restored, or tae E"Nef"-
,nrnt must Become bankrupt lug i"ho"lhS
.,,-r which we haze received from our cor
,.y,ondcnt, gives a slrtlh of thc on F'.'ions
e tbe Bucnos A,ycan squadron Under Com
Brown, slum Hoyenh'r last W !" Is 0"'c'
which will be found Interesting.


BulXos AYaIs, ldrch l, l8>'.


you have no ,lo,at heard Of the singular
.cu,nstlncc Of Admiral Brown HAVING,
;ome tir; Z ago, in the schooner SarGEa',-
having the remainder Of his squadron NJ
,ort.-cscaped through the bloc katlins i1eeI,
,;og in from, Of this city. liunning out OF
.he river, he secured the Era2tIian coast
making numberlra. pt.,es and dong much
injury to its commerce, and, bcias ]o'Hea y!
.he corvette ChacubNco, the only vessel ar
rived Of the squadron purchased 81 'l'e '1o''
c,nment oi Chill Showed himself at various
points, filing with couste rhati"n eNeh the
capitol Of tie empire II was soint'hc oc-
fave the brazilian commanders III the KFcr
received information Of hist%polls on the
coast, or would believe that te was not still
shut NJ in the inner roads @! Bienos Ayrea;
'ut at length a strong division ct their naval
force sailed in pursuit Of him from Monte
yideo, snder the eonlnandci-tn-shief, PM-
rs Guedez Brown, however, the daring
and intrepid Bro,ca, who, perhaps, has no
Dar;I,!el in history unless it bt tac cclebiat-
ed American. John Peat J4nes, leaving the
Chaca5uco, on the coast, re-cutcred TIC
,iyer-acan mockcd Tie vigilance ot the
blockaders, by passing through the midst OF
them III the night, and came to anchor III
the inner roads. Scarcely had he landed
when hearing that the nraziiians, taking al
vantage of his absence, had Just sent an ex
petition up the river, consisting OF 81 sail
commanded by Admiral lacinto dc Sena, ht
Immediately re-embarkcd, and taking Will
him Is small vessels (chicny sun boats Will
three or four schooners) he left the port a
night, and sailed up the river in pursui
Of the squadron Of Admiral Scna. n tn
Uruguay, at the moment that the angry Pin
los Guedcz, with most formidable fore
blindly prowling through the "boisterous G
cean," from Patagonia to Pernambuco wa
in fruitless search of the Saraudi herself.


He came in sight Of tie Brazilian flee
at the mouth of the Uruguay, and coming
anchor, sent a young officer. the Ineritorou
Captain CJe, a native of the United State!
With flag Of truce, and a Summons for til
immediate surrender of the whole fleet
IAc BRAZILIAN Admiral, as might well b
expected, read the imperious order with az
t1a.ahment; and so perfectly was he pei
shaded that Brown was still on tie sea
coast, that he treated the ilag as IN imhos
i.re, and, in violation of the rules of wal
ordered the officer to be detained, until sue
time as he should find it convenient to NOV
downward aud chastise such prcsumptio
b7 destroying the Rotilla In the meantim
Brown finding their position such that y
could not then make the attack with advan


age, retired few leagues further down tn
'ver, to await the "convcniencc" OF tn
Brazilian commander TO follow hin; an
'aok the opportunity, in order TO render tn
prey the more certain, to fortify the islam
Of Martin Garcia, which commands til
principal pass down. But he was now unes
pected!y threatened with an attack from bs
low, by division Of the encny's heavie
vessels from San Juan. which had receive
Information of the passage of our squadro
lp the river, and thought to make it an ca
:? conquest. The attack promised to be


,9rnda5le one, and as by rctreating (whic
oy no means has ever been his policy Il


S"oud fall upon the division of Admiral 81
IA and thus render his situation still mol