I.o,est from the River Plate
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The brig Amazon. Capt. w edge, arrived al in!-
port yesterday from MonieTideo wn'ch pac sJ e,. &
ade nj Buenos Ayres nnd all the ports OF the banuh Ol
entail occupied by Orbes troops was sun IN orce W
Amazon obtained cargo OF hiues Win great
and ia probably the last cargo o produce mat WIZ W
,rocured from the River for some time 10 come ne
English and French could gain an inch OF ground be
vopd the reach of their cannon he natives on oot slices


f the River seemed determined To hold out against what
they consider an unjust invasion OF their country IL
nositivey asserted by those who are well informed tna
even increased forces will not enable the assaanis 70
nenetra,e the interior OF the country without cavaTy


and IL ia said that Rosas will take very good care that
they get no horses. s thought tnat money reey a'
ished upon such of the officers OF Rosas as are ukewarr
in their attachment his Government may alter all hc
compsh what nothing else can-and this may yer o
sorted TO- An expedition OF about sixty vessels OF der
ent nations started short time before the departure oil
the Amazon for the Parsna River under convoy OF En-
plsh and French men ot.war. Some American vessels
went with it. The object OF this expedition is to get To
Corrientes Ohe Argentine Province which IS divided
from Paraguay by branch OF the Parana, and the only
one opposed TO Rosas distance OIL some eigh'
miles from Monteydeo


The expedition it supposed, would meet with a
warm reception all along tho banks of the Parana for
many psces are known to be well fortified. The nav-
cation too is difficult for vessels drawing as much water
ne many of the vessels in the expedition do. IT. howev
err no disasters they will not in all probability ar
rive at Correntes until some time in the month o reb
ruary for the current they have TO contend win Is very
strong Il 10 the opinion OF many VINO have know
edsc of the country that before that time the troops
of Rosas will have possession OF the disatected
Province II this should be the case all the ar-bult
css,rs o the adventures for selling their cRrgoes and
obaninr produce in return will fall toihc ground Time
however must show the result! Kosss and his trends
tn that England and France Will not Justify Their Min
s,,rs in The, measures adopted by them They cannot
they say make up their minds that So great nation as
Enr,snd can be unjust II the proceedings OF The
Ministers approved Of the European party being the
strongest must eventually succeed and then M"
country with perhaps one OF ie best climates III lhc
r.N,tl b, pi),niN
sands of immigrants which Will pour into ii from Eu-
rome under arrangements already made by some OF the
rich English resident merchants OF Montevdeo. Para
Cuay with its half million OF inhabitants which owing
10 the policy Of the late Dictator francia ana that OF
Rosas subsequently, has been tor so many years a


scaled book TO the world. will also be thrown open
and the great rivers parana and Uruguay with their nu
merous branches all well adapted for steam navigation
will require large number OF prQpeHeTs ihs VIII give
employment 10 many Of our countrymen. for all the
steam vessels that may be needed on those rivers VIII be
from the United States.


Almost every article OF import was very dull and low
AL Monte video and likely be for all the
sells that were bound Buenos Ayrcs will have 10 sell
there Flour was five Spanish dollars per barrel Lum-
ber would net than the first cost in the United
States losing the freight and many were expect
ed Exchange on England 46d. per dollar. The siege of
Montcvdeo still continued strictly ever, and there
was no prospect of it's termination. The A. left at Mon
ievdeo the U. s. ships Rartan, Capt Gregory and Bos'
ton Capt Pendergast and U. $ brig cambridge Lieut.
Com O. Pennington all well. The Boston was to sail tor
the United States direct in a day or two with Commo-
dorc Turner on board The passengers in the Amazon
are Edward Dawson, Esq. of New-York Charles F.
Zimmermann Esq OF Buenos Ayres, Niessrs. honer' r.
and John Hunter Of New York. and John Davis, Esq. Of
Baltimore.


At the sitting Of the House of Representatives of the
Province of Buenos Ayrcs on the 18th OF October was
voted unanimously 10 suspend the monthly payment of
5000 in specie to the creditors Of the English Loan du-
ring the blockade. Whilst the proposition was pending
Senor LORENZO ToRREs. a prominent member OF the
body took occasion inveish in the strongest terms
the conduct of the English and French agents IN
capturing the Argentine squadron in the midst oil pro
found peace and delivering it to It's conquered enc
mics. 81,


Other members owed, sgmatizing the capture oil
the Argentine Squadron robbery and the bloc kade 9
AS being nQuitous unworthy OF the civilization OF
the age imposed it has been upon the iaise plea OF
humanity and without the least provocaton


we see il stated in the Packet that Mr Tate whosf
nomination as u s Consul at Buenos Ayres was Win
drawn by President Polk aew days ago arrived at Bue
h-;a,e and left the vessel under the usual salute


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