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HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM SOUTH AMERICA
The fine barque Mary Chiffon, Capt. Corning, arri-
we'd yesterday from Rio. Janeiro with papers Of that
city to the 26th of May


Among the passengers on board the M. G. are
Brgadier General G.. II. De :. n. Plantagenet Har-
rison, of the Argentine Republic, at present second
In command of the army OF the Lbertador Corrien-
ties against Rosas and Brig Gen in the republics OF
Peru and Uruguay; and J. l.. McNamee, Esq, OF
Rio de Janero.


The frigate Rarltan sailed from Rio on the 22d
for Montevideo; the sloop of war Boston was al
Montevideo; and the Bainbridge was cruizing.


The Army of Corrlentes, consisting of 6OOO men,
under the command of General Paz (who has been
appointed director of the war against Rosas, and
commander-n-chieD encamped at Villenuve, 33
leagues from Uruguay. Another division of the ar
my, consisting of 800 Christians and 1000 Indians
(Pampas) under the command Of General Lopez,
Governor OF Santa Fe, are encamped on the banks
of the Parana


The campaign against Buenos Ayrcs is intended
to be opened early in October, with an army of lO,-
900, which is to be joined by large force from Pa
raguay.


The dispute between the government of Paraguay
and Corrientes, respecting the forty-eght vessels
under the flag of Rosas, which were bound for
Paraguay, and were seized by Mandaraiga, Cover
nor Of Cornentes, about eight months ago. has been
settled in friendly manner.
The army of Corrienes possess 70,OOOhorses, and
about 100000 of oxen.


The army of Rosas Is now in possession of the
whole Republic Of Uruguay, with the exception of
Montevideo-the entire force under the command Of
General Riviera having been completely destroyed
at the battle of Aroza de India Muerte by the army
under the command of General Orkeze. General
Riviera escaped into the Brazils almost naked, hav-
ing been surprised while sleeping the frontiers
three four days after the battle. He Is at present
in Rio de Janero.