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HJuly nom D0tOgna:--s.A DlOOdY cOlHSlOll occurred last Sunday at lmola between the Papal troops and the Austrians. Some of the former were wounded, but the latter had fone man killed and several dangerously wounded. The cause of this conflict is said tg be change of barracks, the best of which was given to the foreign troops. The l Papal troops have been ordered to another garrison ii consequence of this occurrence.

 From the British Pachet.

 The anniversary of the 4th of July, was this year observed in Buenos Ayres with more than usual splendor. The United States corvette Warren, in the outer roads, was ssdressed out' with the colors Of all nations, and at one o'clock she fired a sa- lute of tWenty-one. guns; al the conclusion of winch, the Argentine flag was displayed at the Fort and also at the Marine Office, and salute was fired from the Fort and E from the national schooner of war Sardinia, in the inner roads, in honor of the day, the latter had the American flag at the fore The American merchant vessels hoisted their eolors, and two of them (the Glide and Janus) were decorated with faes.- The American flag also floated from the azotea of Mrs. Wells Hotel, in tue Galle del p de Mayo. Some drurn-boys were | drumming during the morning, in front of various houses, and yeciferating 'sNiva;" but these disinterested youths would, we fear, voclierate viva el diablo, if they could =obtain money byit. The weather was not very proPitiops, the day being cold and dump.

 4 number of citizens of the U. States, iresident in tais city, gave a grand dinner at l8f Heeeh $ late auneh's3 Buenos Ayres Heel, 10 celebrate 1ie day. 8e are=iu- formed that upwards of ninety persons at tended, including the Governor and his Ministers.

 From hIonte Yideo, 1t appears the Ori- qstl sts.- .., 1.. tranquility.

 Letters from the Uruguay, state that the President of the Oriental Republic fFrue- tuoso RiYera) and the Governor of Eatre rios (Pascual Eehague1 were to have an interview il the department of Paysantn, relative to detinitiYe arrangement for the preservation of the tranquility of both States.

 F Two persons have been arrested al Monte Nideo, charged with having i2trodu- ced and circulated in that city, false ounces Tot gold, bearing the stamp of the Colunl-. ban Republic. There are also false Pata- cons in circulation at Monte Video, and they are stated to be tolerably well exeeu- ted.

 [ Iraasieted Jortbe Bostoa com5er from tAe

 '15aro ae ta It0.ae.

 An event took place yesterday in the General Iiospitalof men, truly deplorable. The Cacique (Indian ChieD Hernando Benanlro had been carried to the Hospital for the purpose of obtaining relief from complaint with which he was afllicted.- This individual had al Indian ! his ervice called Yunguel who eonducte 5 elf du- ring the time that he had him employ with the greatest moderation. sut yester- day, in visiting the interior of the establish ment he arrivedat the door of the Anaton- ieal Hall, at the time that one of the Sur geons (attended by other practitioners of medlclne1 was giving lectures over a dead body, winch they were proceeding to dis sect. The Indian who had not the least idea of this operation. and who doubtless believed they were about to perpetrate an hlhunan act of assassination, was blind with rage, and pronouncing the word euali- cha, made q furious attack with his knife upon all who were present, and mortally wounded the Sergeant Major Casiano Lo- peg, also wounded mortally sick man called Luis Cassas, and a soldeir who was sentinel at the door of the hall.

 Without doubt this frantic man would | have proceeded further in his excesses, if his master. learning what had occurred, had not taken the musket from the sentinel. and attacked funguel, whom lie wounded, dis armed and secured.

 1eras.--We have been permitted bv much respected friend to make the follow Ing extract of a letter from a gentleman of the first responsibility, who has resided some years at i'fazoria, from which if appears. thst the tt;ii-tfained country, Is not, at least at present, every thing s.it Is cracked up to be. ''-.NatcItes Ga~.

 "Gioom and melancholy overshadows every thing on which the lnind can be oc- cupled in this miserable country: to be clear of which, now seems to be the only vista to any prosperity or to any good in llfe. Will not mention the cholera among the evils Pceulisrto this detestable reeion: Il has oYefspread in an almost equal degree n T