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Late from JMontevideo. Letters received
in Boston from Montevideo states that the
power of Rosas has so much increased
since his successes in Bolivia, that he is now
strong enough to have good hopes of taking
Mon'evideo, in spite of Rivera and his
French allies. Lavale, it was thought,
was preparing to make an attack on Buenos
Ayres, but without much hopes of success.
A conspiracy had been discovered in Mon
teyldeo, and about thirty persons arrested
upon suspicion, who were afterwards per-
mltted to return to Buenos Ayres.