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RosAs OF BUExos AyRrs.-GeneralO o..
brien, who formerly resided in South Amer
lea, and was al one time a friend of Rosas,
appears 70 have had some agency in briag-
ing about The recent intervention Of England
and France in the affairs Of the River Platte.
tie had interviews with Lord Aberdeen,
NJ Guizoi- and Louis Philippe, and endea.
rored to impress upon those personases the
necessity Of interference with view 10 the
termination Of hos,ilities. He gives a
shocking account Of the cruelties Of Rosas,
whom he represents as little better than
monster lie says: A. the time thai Oribe
my AIDED the Banda Oriental. with tie army
and the hasorea commissioners Of Rnsas,
was then residing on my estate in the coun-
Try an aware OF wretches being stak.
ed INTO the ground forty-e;ght hours, before
their heads were sawed not '.cut off,"
--ot the lasso being flung over persons
necks and they dragged by horse at fall
speed until life became ext net; of spikes
being driven into the m m,uths Of human be-
ings, and they whilst living thus nailed 70
trees--N. y Journal of Commerce. i