News from the River La Platte.
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Private letters to distinguished gentleman of
this city informs US that Gen. Rivera, in the De-
partment of Maldonado, some 20 leagues from
Montcvldeo, completely routed Gen. Gomez, who
had under his command the principal part Of Ori-
bc's cavalry.


The Correntinos, 5000 strong, are revolutoniz-
ing the upper provinces, and advancing on the
Dictator Rosas. Their motto is down with the
tyrant Rosas :" Troops from the Banda Orientale
Army of Invasion have already boon withdrawn
to oppose the Correntnos.


Sr. Varela, the Banda Orientalc Minister Of
London, has had very pleasing interview with
Lord Aberdeen. The latter finished the confer
cnce by saying that the British Government
would consult that of France forthwith, and see
what could be done to terminate the existing
hostilities Newark Adv. yesterday.


From BuENos AYREs.-Thc bark Moscow, from
Buenus Ayrcs, Feb. 6, arrived at this port yestcr-
day morning, April 8, and brought papers to Feb.
3. Gen. Urquisi attacked Gen. Rivera, not far
from Montcvidco, on the 25th January, and, ac-
cordng to the bulletins from Urquis's officers,
Rivera, the '' mbecilc inccndiary," and his
"wretched unitarian followers were soundly
drubbed. The battle took place after sunset, but
the pursuit was nevertheless followed up for two
leagues by the conquerers. Col. Bustos is quite
sure that Rivera, in his escape did not take off SO
men in body. BUst. Pat.