The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-28 00:00:00

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end perfUTOCTIL.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY, Four o'C7ock.
By an arrival at Liverpool we have accounts from
the River Plate to the 23rd July. It appears that the
United States minister at Buenos Ayres has pro-
tested against the continuance of the French blockade,
as illegal, unjust, and prejudicial to the very objects
for the attainment of which it was instituted. The
papers now brought throw some light upon
the motives of Lord Howden in raising the blockade
as far as England was concerned. It would seem
that, up to the 15th July, affairs progressed rather
favourably, and that, pending a reference to Europe
of matters to negotiation, General Oribe was induced
by the foreign envoys to grant • suspension of hos-
tilities. Lord Howden was satisfied with the con-
duct of Oribe ; but, finding the government at Monte
Video would not agree to suspend the war, he at once
withdrew the intervention of England, and ordered
the commodore to raise the blockade of Buenos
Ayres and the neighbouring coasts. This step appears
to have been taken without the concurrence of Count
Walewski, and to have exasperated a section of the'
Monte Videans against his lordship ; so much so, that
on the 16th July, as Lord Howden was leaving H.M.S.
Raleigh, to proceed to the town, in order to take
official leave of the provisional government, a signal
was made by Mr. Consul Hood, from the barracks to
the ship in these words The French minister
and the Monte Videan ministers earnestly entreat the
English envoy not to conic on shore, as his life is
threatened by the foreigners." Yet, notwithstanding
all this, his lordship before he left for the Brazils
obtained a guarantee from General Oribe for the
persons and property of all Orientals, with the excep-
tion of General Rivera, who will be permitted to leave
the country, with a pension for life ; and that no
Buenos Ayres troops will be allowed to enter the
town of Monte Video.
The latest news from Monte Video is contained in
the following ; but it may be observed that the antici-
pations of an arrangement which it expresses were
not fulfilled, as, by last advices, Count It aleweki had
reached Rio Janeiro, on his way to Toulon, leaving
the French blockade in full force at Buenos Ayres:
rinh. 23.—An opinion generally prevails in town this morn-
ing that we are on the eve of an arrangement one way or the
otter. A deputation from the town are going to the Cerrito
to-day: we also hear the officers of the French and Italian
1 legionaries are cited to Count Walewski, but for what !nu-
,„ft pose did not transpire.
We are daily more convinced of the incapacity of the
French to carry on this question single-handed; they are
taking no steps to make the blockade effectual, on the con-
trary, two of their vessels of war are expected to leave
shortly far France. In the years 1838 and 1840 they had
40 vessels blockading Buenos Ayres alone ; they will require
double that number to make it effective on both sides of the
river. Neither is there any disposition on the part of the
belligerents to commence hostilities, and each say they will
not be the first to recommence them.
We cannot remain much longer in our present state of in-
activity and uncertainty ; some decision must be arrived at,
and that very soon. Business of all kinds is suspended, the
trade hitherto carried on up the river isstopped, and no one
is anxious to operate until they see their way more clearly
than at present."

SECOND EDITION.

NE\VMARKET FIRST OCTOBER
MEETING.

THIS DAY-(BY EXPRESS.)

THE HOPEFUL STAKES.
Blaze .. . . . 1
leetotum .. .. .. 2
Lucy Ashton .. .. .. 3
THE GRAND DUKE MICHAEL STAKES.
Red Hart .. .. 1
..
Conyngham .. .. .. 2
Marpesus .. .. .. 3
Lazarillo .. .. 4
Won by a head.