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Important from SonM America.--The barque
Creole, Capt. Norris, arrived at New York on the
9th ult., with advices from Buenos Ayres, to the
18th. and from Montevideo to the 9Th of last Oc-
tober.


1t seems that the United States are raising
tremendous excitement, if not war, all over the
world.


Commodore Voorhees,, Of the american Squad
ron, had seized the ,ohole argentine fleet, for an
infringement Of the natural rights of the former.


This extraordinary affair had produced agreat
sensation in that section of she world.


Verbally, it is stated, that the Argentine feet
had offered d gross insult to the American brig of
war Bninbridge, and the American barque Rosal-
va, belonging 10 SiIas E. Burroughs, of New
York.


1t is reported, that the first cause of the diff
Guilty was the fact, that the RosaIva had been fir.
ed into, and seven men killed.


Commander w. d. Newman, of the U. S. brig
Bainbridge, was drow ned on tho 1 lth of October
last. This officer is reported to have committed
suicide in the harbor of Montevideo. 1t is said
that his vessel, the Bainbridge, was fired into off
the port by Buenos Ayres brig; this insult Cap
tain Newman did not return. The affair excit-
ing some conversation on shore, among the En-
gsh and French naval officers, Capita in Ms fine
sensibility was touched; and on the night of the
llth, he threw himself into the sell. and was
drowned. All who knew him es,eemd him. He
was one Of the most promising officers in the SER
vice.


The U. S. ships Congress and Boston and brig
Bainbridge were at Montevideo on the 18th Of Oc-
tober.-Rer.


William Prescott, Of Boston, an oil and distin-
gushed member of the bar, died of npoplexy. in
that city, on the 18th uIt. His father was the
commander Of the Amer lean troops at tho battle
of Bunker Hill, and his son the historian Of Fer
dnand and Issabe,.