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 From the New York Courier and Enquirer, Jan. II.

 FRoM BUENos AYREs.-We have received our files of Buenos Ayres papers to the 3Olh of Noven Der. They contain very little additional intelligence of any special interest. There were 100 foreign vessels in that port the evening of the 29th of winch 25 were British, l2 Spanish and Ame- rican.

 Wm. Brent, Esq., has been recognized as United States Consul.

 The latest accounts from Montevideo states that Pacheco Y Obes, having failed to recover his posts had sailed for Rio Janeifo a French brig of war with his partizans. Letters from officers General Orbe's army, state that the Riverstas finishing another line of Qualifications, though II is said that many of their troops becoming dissatisfied, and that desertons rapidly taking place to the ranks of Orbe. A postscript 10 of their letters states that maraudng party of Riversfas had been over taken near the Olimar, by Col Barreto, and com pletey cut pieces, leaving 37 killed on the field, including two of their officers, Alvarez and Es- codar.

 A despatch from the British Government nstructs their agents that the authorities of Buenos Ayres have right prohibit foreigners from passing up the river Parana, and that Great Britain cannot, therefore, interfere compel them to allow British vessels to pass.

 Gen. Rosas has decidedly declined the honor Of having inscriptions in this honor placed upon the new coinage of money about to be issued. He says tho act would be at variance with the Republican feeling he has ever professed.