L,tes, from the River La Plata.
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Bal,imor- April . P. Mj


We are indebted to the politeness OF Peter Stro-
bel Esq Supsrcargo OF the oargne Nautilus, al ihls
port tros, Burnos Ayres for fle OF rhe British
Packet" published al that CITY, and the following
memoranda:


The Nautilus left Bueros Ayres on the -;th OF
March, at which time the Decree of the Argentine
Government, prohibiting the entry OF any vessel
Hio Buenos Ayres which had previously touched
Al Moutevideo, was in operation, and there was
not single foreign vessel al the latter port. THIS
Decree was issued in consequence OF the inter
ference Of the French Admiral With the blockade
of Monreyideo and lis effects viii be severely felt


Il = understood thai Hon. William Brco. j..
l. Charge d'Atares, mas protrs,et against itie
Interference oi The French Admiral, on tie ground
that European nations should not control political
parties among the American Republics. H- alleges
farther, we learn. that the w@I IN the River La
Plata mas already 5srn continued seven years by
reason OF the course pursued by the Engl!sh and
French nations.


The provinces of the Arseniine Confederation
were al IN state OF tranquility, except Couentes,
where Gen Paz had organized a force OF 3C0O men.
| The Argentine Government had near 5tUO troop,
uEder Gen. Cazou, VINO was ieyonte c1Ilcer Ci
Bolivar, and who will, Is thought, put al ED to
the civil war in tha, quarter.


Ia the Uruguay Republic there had been several
sAirmlshes between the be!ligerenfs, and The de-
paftmenJ OF MGldonado was IN the HANDS Of the
Reverb parry IN other parts OF the Republic GUT
rtness prevailed.


The new French Charge had presented his Gre
dentl4ls. and had been received al Buenos AyIes.
: new Brizllian Minister Plenip0tentary mad been
received al Montevideo.


There was report II circulation, one or two DAYS
fore the Nautilus sailed, that the Argentine Mn.
ister al RIO DE- JaneIro. Gen. Gro, had demanded
hls passports, which, If true viii doubt be given
10 nm. This was occasloned by his demanding
satisfaction from the Brazilian Goyernmen, ior
granting Gen Psz leave 10 set out from Rio De Je-
metro and pass through Erir province 10 Corrltntes


The decree prohibiting :he entry OF vessels Rcenos
Ares that touch Monteviceo has bad The effect 0 max
Ing the market :here Sill it Is impossible 10
sci sy articles unless for immediate consumption The
Government when short of money. lays hands vhz;-
nay want, And small vFScls With assorted cargoes
/ f-on the Brzz;ls viii keep the market wei supplied.


FlOd- Eef;ag s3t s.! Spanish without freight.
Beef and PORK ureSoIe the srkst giu:tet with II,
vel =. IL kinds uf American produce


A. Busnos AyreS Flour sti prohibited, and pros
1ect Of is being admitted for There
demand fer the Euceo, ana saes board S. months
81; nett 81 90 Spanish, without freight Int as or
2cd bhl. stock :he make: The Baceo, TIE prce OF
Flour tOwn- The market is completely stocked
with al kinds Of American produce ard effect sales
heavy losses ust h submitted The cny article pay
L- freight lumber, which nett from SIS 20 @ span
ish according quality Ash and Oak lest sHles Iett
Ss5 Spanish yer thousand Produce WIS high aod
account Of supplies being OF from up the River.


The British Packet OF the Isl of March, speaking
OF the decree referred 10 above, and published ln
our paper yesterday, says:


We have heard an apprehension that from the stringent