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course OF General OTibe, IN sending into the lnle-
rior the subjects ofthose two European powers has
been followed by no unnecessary measures; for 1t
is understood from good authority, that President
Oribe has not confscated single cent of the pro-
pertv of those persons. II is merely precaulion-
ary measure in sending them into the interior, as
was done by the United States TO British subjects
during our last war with England.


On the part of General Rosas the President Of
the Argentine Confederation, who feels the full
strength of his position in the hearts and conf
dence of his felow-citizens, II is MISC Understood
that he has permitted the English and French
residents within the territory of the Argentine
Confederation 10 remain at their usual places of
residence, protecting them at the same time against
any outbreak of the public indignation.


Both President RoSas and President Orbe coH-
tinue firm in their determination 10 defend the
Liberties of their respective countries and the En-
glish and French notwithstanding their immense
squadron and the treasures which they have
scattered with an open hand to gain proselytes to
their cause, have not been enabled to advance even
two miles into the interior of the country. This
at least is the impression from the last accounts.
Montevideo continues TO be closely besieged by
General Oribe, and the European allies have been
defeated in an attempt to get possession Of small
town called Paisander, belonging 10 Uruguay and
which is situated the banks of the river Urugu-
ay, from which that republic takes its name


The Union" published few days ago a
translation of Decree issued by President Ro-
sas, directing all the civil and military officers of
the Argentine Confederation to wear mourning in
honor Of The memory Of General Jackson. Let it
be recollectcd that the Argentine government is
the only foreign government " hich has honored
the memory of our illusrious fellow-citizen by
this public tribute of respect