From the Washington Union, June AL


BuenOs AyreR
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Ertraes from ietfsr, dated April I2tA from gentle.


man iCho for many years has been resident at Buenos


,1yres 10 ms brother member Of the Senate Of the


"The course of the English and French towards this
country, 10 outrageous in the extreme. II end
lustincation IN any principle, except that of might
What IL to be tho result in some respects il not
easily foreseen They may murder and destroy uu.
til the poor inhabitants literally driven the pampas
to live in hunger and nakedness but assure YOU dear
brother, knowing this people do they would glory
in it, or suffering to any extent In preference submit
ung TO the rule OF an European any foreign power
whatever II it is expected to 6nd another Algers here
they are doomed to disappointment. Tho people are
brave and Patriotc and have leader In President Rosas
OF ndomiiable energy and courage, and Of almost
finite resources


Whatever may. be the pretenccs, think there can
be doubt that the ueror .ect of both England and
France is conquest. England especially wants cotton
rice and tobacco counry and successful in her pre-
sent neiarious attempts will attain her obi this par
ing province Of Entire Rios would produce these arti
clcs and, in the hands of Europeans would rival the
corresponding articles in the United states Is posi-
hle that the United states will remain ile spectators of
such atrocous injustice being upon
this sister republic especially when their ntc
commercial and political, are 40 clearly involved


Tho government here, have ofte told you, 10
good Tho rights of oil rigidly observed and no
better evidence Of II could be adduced than that while
the sssang powers are battering down the towns on
tho coast and killing the inofensive inhabitants French
and English citizens al Busnos Ayres enjoying all
the rights privileges and protection OF native citizens
nay more Tor while the former reap all the benefits Of
good government. they exempt from all civil and
military duty At the present moment there is
gle individual in the country capable Of bearing arms
tsxcept regners) who Is not soldier and the end of
the struggle to maintain their independence will only he
when there Is not man LEFT cry, Ycs Ia PSfrisin
dspendencio mu<rfs.'"


The letter also contains thrilling account OF descent
OF the Indians upon tbs cstancia OF the hun
dred miles from bucnos Ayres, in November last whore
herds ocae Belonging to the essna and the sasu
sna successful defeRce which made by hi self and
sa haaaai q men which we should be GLAD to publish
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