FROM THE NEW ORLEANS gULLETEN.

Late and Important from BHensos Ayres


and Rio Janeiro.
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Late and Important from BHenos Ayres


and RIO .JGneiro.


By the brig John l.. Payson, Capt Burnett,
arrived yesterday. are in possession of Rio
papers to the 25lh of November and later dates
from Buenos Ayres The intelligence is Of
considerable importance as will be seen by the
summary given below-for which we are in
debted TO the polite attention Of Capt Burnett.


RIO DE JANE1Ro, Nov. 25. l940.


The British packet Spider" has just arrived
from the Rio La Plate and brings intelligence
OF the blockade having been taken of Bnenos
Ayres. The sipulations Of the treaty between
the French ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by Ad-
miral Mackan and General Rosas on the part
the Argentine Republic, are annexed. BY
this treaty it may be perceived the French have
abandoned their allies, under Gen. LavalIe and
President Rivera, TO the tender mercies OF that
blondthirsty monster-Rosas. When the news
of the treaty reached Mnntevideo, the Govern
ment Of that province (under President Fructu-
osa Rivera) Immediately placed an embargo on
all the vessels in that harbor. in order to prohibit
their going up to Buenos Aryes. There were
at the time near three hundred merchant vessels
lying there, about twenty-five nf which were
American. As soon rs the English and AmeFl-
can Commodores heard of this embargo, they
formally protested against it, and ordered all YES
sells belonging to their respective nations TO get
ready to leave the harbor Instantly. Ihe y. ).
Corvette Marion. Commander Belt, having this
moment arrived from the river, brings news that
the greater part of the vessels had got ready, and
were about proceeding to sea.


Commodore RidgeIy. with the U. S. ships
Potomac and Decatur. intended remaining at the
river till these difficulties were over.


The U. S schooner Enterprise. Lieut. Com.
GoIdsborough, was at Rio having in charge tie
American brig "MaIek Ahdel." detained under
IA charge of piracy


DR.. Francia, The dictator Of Paraguay, died in
Ostober last. and the reins of goOernmen, were
placed in the hands off council of6ve.


In consequence Of this news from the river.
exchange on England rose from 324d to 33aa and
it confidently expected it wonld advance stiil
farther before the sailing OF the British packet.