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FROM BURNos AvREs-The Baltimore american
has received from friend in South America the
following letter and translation Of Decree high
" important to merchants trading to the River
Plate:


BuKros AyREs, Feb 90, ls45.
tant Decree issued by Gov Rosas which will prove ru.
nous u vessels bound to Montevideo.


There very little business doing here-wool 10 the
only article IN demand and that has risen two cents per
The English. however continue buy even at the aa
vance The following the ruling rates. Wool com.
mon washed 25a2s ditto unwashed ~; Cordova baled
Year a6h Of the Liberty soh OF the Independence and


18th of the Argentine Cor federation.


DEPARTMENT OF FoREIcr AFFAIRS.


he Government OF Buenos Ayres, charged with the
gentine Confederation, has resolved and decreed
Isl On and rom the first of Msroh all communication
with the port Of Montevideo will be closed.


"a NO vessel coming direct from the port Of Monte
or that may have arrived touched by any Incl
entry At the captain Of the ports Office.


sd Neither shall those vesses which, in order to avoid
that psrt Of the Decree contained in the art
ce should go from the port Of Montevdco fegnedly to
any other port Or place south Of the ne in order alter
or change their papers, and return to the Argentine ports
be allowed 10 come to any entry.


4h The English packets and vessels Of Of friendly
nations t,cepted.
bth The present decree shall remain in force mean
while the city of Montevideo IL IN possession Of the ruth
less Unarans and shall from the moment OF the
entry OF the Army Of operations under command
xceency the Legal President Of the Oriental Republic OF
the said city. -
oh Communicate the foregoing to whom II may cor.
respond publish It and insert In the Official Resiae


"'s"'u' FELIPE ARANA.