RIO DE LA PLATA.
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private letter from Montevdeo mentions that Sir Taos
HEnBERT, the English Admiral commanding that station,
has expressed himself opposed to the armed interference
France and Great Britain in the affairs Of the nations
war in the Rio de la Plata.


RyERA has been signay routed and driven from his
position by small band of persons whom they bad driven out
of village. After these had gone, the soldiers pro-
ceeded horrible atrocities with the females. They then got
beasy drunk, when the of the village returned and
killed nearly the whole of wetches. RIVERA escaped
he dared enter Montevjeo but is now the island Of
Martin Garcia. ORIBE is gaining influence.


boats crew was sent from the United States gate Co
umbia Commanded by townsman, Captain RrrcnIE to
the Mount for water On their arrival they found twelve hu
hodies with their throats cuta sample of the warars
that has been carried oR in that beautiful country


Admiral Sir THoMAs HERHEur dined with Commodore
ROUSSEAU and Captain RrrcHE, board the Columbia,
early in March There were large number OF British and
French officers and citizens Of Moneydeo at the table.


The letter further mentions that Captain Richie has won
golden opinions Of the Americans there by his constant at
tenton to their rights and interests also from the foreign
officers by the high order and condition Of his ship


Commodore RoussEAU's command the Rio de la Plata
has observe been marked by the harmony and good
destandng which he has kept up with the other squadrons
and the contending Powers and also in his mme
date command.


The United States Consul Mr. HAMILTON, is lauded for
his humane conduct towards his suffering countymen there
and for the maintenance OF excellent understanding with
the authorities Of Monevideo and in the event of OIbes
coming n is anticipated from the distress prevailing,
ii is fortunate for countymen that have able and
popular a representative there.


Mr. II was formerly the commander Of merchantmen out
of Baltimore and in 1912 was a member OF the company of
Fencbes and under Barney in the defence of Wash
s. Ga-ette.