The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-22 00:00:00

Odal4dHl.OrEm.:chTl:froe fniolloawiyonugnaidwallan
1 poses that General Roan amiss the right of Oribe to be expected from the changeful and gambling nature of the
I enter into any negotiations, and accuses him of having
ew.otzr:al,"ctratpfErode..o"
I broken through the eluting agreements. by which he (Rome
le the pri. cipal belligerent, and the only one authorised to aFlet6teor
mike peace or war. Routs adds that if after these observation[ late a private in the 7th Dragoon Guards :
orihe'os,nista in hisintentions, he will certainly be returning My lam letter to you ...laded with an anco.nnt of ~aaerni ~
with the Sleet ingratitude the f..v -urn received, end con mend in the Late Kaffir war in all of which I was present and actively
eludes by de..'larioS that he will not content to the with engaged. I now proceed to inform you that the first act of the Harry
drawal of the stkrgentip. e forces, and that the carrying out Smith. after Pe.C.. woe Pr.Ch".1..." tO ."Ki foto ?elements home.
of which the lth Dragoan Guarde was one; at the mme time wishing
of the conditions plOPoseei will put an end to the go under to cove government expense
and Copulate the colony,
di ~,,arg ~ from
standing between the Argen!ine government and Gea. Oribe her Majesty's service were offered to such men of the 7th ac those to
Thin is more or leas, as we at,' assured by a letter before us accept of them. I was one of the lint who accepted, of
the substance of Rosa' despatc.h, the contents of which it. course. A grant of good arable land, a house and garden,
desires Gen. Oribe to communicstte word by word to the and 31. were given to the oiscluirged men, and Moir.
ministers, that they may understanei that he will listen to nc farming ul rteed osile,lB:..,doliiiible
rm tam that to claticii.teri,etie.f.anllsfurrif disposed
conditions but those proposed by Mr. Nood, with the modi. eagerlyW *embraced, and Lit of the whole regiment about 98 arrntwihoMela,
fiestiona and additions be (R Pas) ma.4e, and which were and those were principally petty °Moms, remanta, he. I, with many
refused by the French and English governments. This note others, accepted of a grant of land, houm, he , and am at present
appears to have placed Out.. in a fix, for up to the 16th. co laving on it, an
the village of Aucklanda,. a beautifully situated vpot, on
May he had not returned any answer to the meter applies It the er.,_Lihner_2r 212 e m
miles terelt"rj. abr!, ,trarehty faUth. "Ill.fratn on
tiona made to him by the mediators after the return of the lions, "••0 17. iitY,
bread, Ib , meat, 14., c.&=<, sugar, roe.
Harpy. The financial position of the Monte•Videan govt rr map foutod us tor the tint year by the government If
went had experienced some little improvement. On the 14,n we de not like tai, can cam, trove, and I have bad the offer
May the French ministers resolved to take upon themselve• of werral situatione, as clerk to wholesale dealers, or in the
to provide for the lamiliee of the foreign legion, which cir bank, them ment I feel dimmed to relinqui.h c'aina to the land. I
cumstance very much decreases the daily expense incurred bank,hi.ttre:cre.r,;(l7o,th.t,gtri. "l'letol,:gree.ntleta'allr,',ll,..tilr.l .I:i,,vi..,irtn,lilivil
by the government for there trrops. When the packet Kee both instruction and amusement in far'inCtir I haveYa large garden
trel vile. from Buenos Ayres it was currently reported tint behind the house. lam net posanced of dercriptive pone', enough
i Rosa, had ordered General Urquiaa to march with his forcer to describe the place to you, but it is bounded on one Aide by moon.
to the Banda Oriental. The Spanish naval squadron in Lc tains oder and on the other by fertile plains, estendmg on far
Plata had received order' to return to Europe. On the lfftr. so th can reach. The Chumie ,a• it la pronotutecd! river waters
May a conference took place between the min 'ten mw the
I.oadon someKollar land a,airV Iswlhoe healthiestwj. river in the cols% Jan.. 'fyatteir..t.dh.:
I Ovine, end it was reported that the negotiation had beet about 30 miles off, at King Willi^m's Town. I think there i every
abandoned. chance of my being an eacellent former. lf, however, that dom not
au t me, I can get 7s. OJ. • day as clerk to any wholemle unckeeper,
who weak' ju- pat the Ohame of ge tug toe, m men of marior etlii.
cation are veri scarce. Even w hen I woe a soldier I have frequently
earned It. a week at bookkeeping coming works, or of an evening.
could earn a splendid living IS dressmaker in Graham), Town, if
she knows her butane. well.
I have the prvilege of sending any leiter free for twelve months,
the same as when I wsa In the regiment.

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