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London, England, 1847-10-14 00:00:00

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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY, Four o'anele.
The Oriental and Peninsular Company's steamer
Montrose, Capt. C. F. Burney, Lieut. Perceval, lt.N.
Admiralty Agent, arrived this morning at South-
ampton. Her dates are: Gibralter, the ilth inst.;
Cadiz, the tlth ; Lisbon, the 9:h; and Vigo, the
10th. Owing to the state of the weather, the steamer
corld not communicate with Oporto. The Montrose
left at Lisbon ILM.S. St. Vincent, with the flag of
Rear-Admiral Sir C. Napier, the Caledonia, the Queen,
and the steamers Sidon, Odin, Dragon, Avenger,
Stromboli, and Jackal. The Polyphemus was at
Oporto. As the Montrose was leaving the Tagus she
passed H.M.S. Terrible, with Count Itemfim and the
other l'artuguese exiles from Angola. The Portuguese
gown =PTA was still in very straitened circumstances.
Ih. ties:toy was exha istcJ, and yet the troops were
two, and the civil employ's seven months in smear of
Pay.

As we yesterday stated the chief feature of the news
from Monte Vile° is the message of the President Roma to
the House of Iteprese s, delivered on the 28th July.
We give it from a Li verpi.ol psper great length pre-
cluding a lib m l translation, we have c..ndensed in as
small a space as powihlc the substance thereof :
me mewage of tir president tint briery refine to the tact of Mr.
goal's mission ant its failure, end then having alluded to the rupee-
cession of Mr. (heeler me Baron letfaudia to when indexibeity
and Rotor:ow. Inimical mil it to ascribed the failure of aU previews en.
dearours to bring aenut a pecificetion, It enneunces the arrie.il
eeeet iteeteski on the Sth MAT, and of Lore llowden on the 10th,
at Ponce Aries. Hiving ebtaired permission to laid, on the
llth the plenipotene trios opened tee negotiation by two wen re-
ferred tq 'she h the evermore' Kknowk teed. On the 13th,
the art c inference was held, when the plertipoteutianee an-
nounced that the drag of a convention which they were authoeised
to propose del not differ from the hells of the propositions made
by Mr. Hood. They sewn:eel the form of a convention
that meet convenient To tarnthe Minister of Foreign Affirms, after
some demur, segue-iced, provided the substance of his notes peril-
...ly eommunie sted, in which the bens of Mr. Hood'. proposal was
admitted, Arnett net be attend. On the dith the nolo. referred to ht
theapriendix containing the drafts of the convention were preeentel.
The President then points out the discrepancy between these drafts
and the pr pool of Mr. Hoed, and refers to the correspondence em.
bodying the objections of the Limnos Annuli government ; and to a
eounter-drett in accordance wish their 'ion, to which, on the other
hind, the plenipotentiaters objected. On the 13th. before the plenipo-
tentiaries effieialle received those note.% they conferred condthintially
with the Foreign Secretive respecting the desthnation to be given to
(tribe In the propcaed cony •ntion. Tile plenipotentiaries, to stc old the
difficulty of acirrowtetlg.ng Oribe as the president of the
Oriental eine, suggested that he should he ikelgnated by the
Buenos Ayrean government "as my ally, under whose orders
and disposetna are the .trgentine troops;" or that is the respective
copies, English, Fame], and Spanieh, of the conecute st, different
designations should be given to General Orthe, snag to stilt the views
of the second eutarectine pantos. A wooed difficulty, namely, to
avoid the appearance of the convention tense act encroaching upon !'
the rights of mese ignty of Buenos Ayres, became, • scrions stunt-
Ming block. Tee Buena Arran government insisted that Oribe
should give hie consent to the conditions of the convention before they
were ratified, an on to mold eves the appearance of the cessation et
hostilities being prodeced by compulxion oe the part of England anal
France. The plerdpotentiarice inemated that they intended to pro.
pose • fresh draft of • comentioe, to one as a beset of neentiation.
On the 14th of June, at a cmference, the diecuesion of these two I
points was renewed, mthoot a satisfectore adjustment, ant the wet-
mg broke up without contuse to any defoute revolution. On the 10th
the title of (tribe wee .ell the point of di mute, the plenipotentiaries I
(Meeting to proceed until the point was adjusted. A long argument
took piece on both Mies, and • further difficulty was darted re-
epectine the necessity of a ratification of a convention, as Meth,
meshed from a nicety by the House of Representatives; the wage .
mein thts point bring dismissed at length. The plenipotentiaries hoot
no power to sign n treaty, and the conditkon suggested that the
Mow of Representatives domed ratify the cons-onion in three days,
this stipulatiou to be Inverted In the convention, formed a /*Sine
point in dispute. The Limnos Anent secretary insisted upon the ne.
cereity of a mini. utional ratificatiess, and the plenipotentiaries
mused the point The difficolt• remmtang Oribeb title was proerwed
to be got over by a separate article dee watery of the distinct views of
the contracting parties. After which they proonded to dimes« the
preamble, which was agreed ea. Article first was then disowned
The plenipotentiaries proposal the adoption of the draft laid pre`
motel by them. The Buenos Ayreun secretary refused to adopt it,
as it did net mermen° the difficulties pointed nut in his note of
the 13th June last; that the ad.:Minn of the draft propane more-
over, would be abandnener hie ally, and it "meld we chow upon the
face of It that the signature to the convention by the Buenos Ayrean
government had not been affix. d until after the muter agreement
had born come to with General Oriee, in conformity with the news
welch concerned him; and further, besot the suenenoion of heal-
thier would appear to have born pro need by the mediation of pleat
petentierin, which would introduce a new point altogether inad-
missible, by aelutowledeing the rune interested and belligerent
penitents mediators, which neither the Burro, Ayrean govertanient
end certeholy, beyond all doubt, Gera. (tribe would not germ to. The
Buenos Ayrean minister peraiderl in urging the adoption of his own
draft for the eoevention, w hick, he nth% would avoid all dander, and
leave Oak in the pneition in wh.ch the government was retired
by treaty to meintien him. The plentpotentiariem replied that
the touch article provided that the withdrawal of the troop,
shoule net take place until the Bums. Ayrean government hid eon-
milted with their ally, and were in perfect concert, and they ilid not
peen the word e molt stinn " in the article. A tong dimension then
....Wit upon the moil, of proceeding, in order to obtain Oribehi con-
cureenee with the *me of the contracting panes. and the meeting
broke op without any coserindon. On the 23rd of June a note posed
respecting the halt. awl guns ellutkel to in the draft: and on the
Zith another contort ace was Tad, when again the subject of Otieeb
title was reared, arid the minister recapitulated all the arguments in
favour of thiscribine Oren accordieg to his view., and urging that
(tribe wee sot even prnpnard to be acknoveedged even In his charac-
ter of chief commander of the Oriental entry, of which rank he could
not be deprived, which t tie the governments of France and England
had not before refund to cocotte to him, adding other argument,'
to show that tail reseal was a dep trture front the basis bid down
by Mr. Hood. The plenipotentiaries, penitent in their sievs,
tinting that the wrote proposed did net affect in any way the
honour and dignity of the Hueco" Ayreen government The Buenos
Aneth weretary joined bow with them upon tan pent; hut a
farther &woolen thereof was avoided, se leading the negotiatiooen
awry from the guesti et. The negotiators then emberked in a long
argument, having reference to the proper record of the past events,
not materials mane ed with the articles under dlscusniou. Fresh
notes referred to In the appendix were drawn up more in accordance
with the news of the Buenos Ayrean government, which, however,
the minister neither meepted nor refused, and, except the preamble,
no progress our made in the negotiation. A variety of notes, the
element- of which arc not particularised, were exchamrd, with no
observation on either aide, when the plenipotentiaries expressed a
desire to hear the minleterb opinion upon tine article which ended
upon the navigation of the elem.. The minister twain fell back upon
his cern draft of the 20th of May respecting this point of the n 'rela-
tion, or esteemed a wit:ingot.t to proceed upon the boas pm.
posed by Mr. Hood, with the modifleatMna accepted by the
government, kering the plenipotentieries the chcece of these
alternativee. The plenipotentiaries replied that they enroll not admit I
either; that they were role ailtheried ea aecept either the draft of
their own prepeition or the prooresi of Mr. Hood as it had been
enernitted by the French mewl English governments, without any
modification ; their propneitione had been drawn up by the inter-
vening powers with a desire to de complete justice to &woes .Ayres,
and embrArell In • few tines the propusal of Mr. Hood and the ober-
notions of the Buenos Amen government. That the articles hol been
the subject of long and maim. ckiLberation with the French and
English government..., ad that their reipective minister* had framed
the article under the advice of ern rd jurismiesulte, end that the ple-
nitutentlaries were not authorieent to alter it. The thews Amen
minister refused to mem; any other mune, but offered to submit the
article to his grisernee•nt. Ihe conference closest by the plreipoten-
thanes calling the we erne attention of the government to this point,
neon which they Menanskel a categorical reply. Neither party gave
hopes of ineeeseton.
On the 29th June. the lost conference wan bele. The rooms
Ayrean minister seed whether the pknipotentlaries had anything to
repose respecting the riven. They replied, that on the tl-etillit
continence, the ante... first, ...nil, and third of the draft of a coo-
'ration, and that r species., tee the of Orihe, had hero Pit in sun-
peter. That in the di neiden of those ardent the plentfriontiarica
laid jolted proper to pare oa to the IWO% hoeing nine.oe to the navi-
gation of the interior an en. winhiee t n hear the minister's opinion ;
end, after rms.:dine former arestments, declareel chit they would net
Premed turtle r without an explicit undervtending upou this point.
A debate aeon theveueua, bat neither party cape-ming the sneeeeet
diapositiou to receive the linens .I.yreen minister ended by duel tame
that nines n principle had been lei I down, that his govern:mut
neither tided more, nor venue! concede leery than what we conninesil
In Mr. it bride, web the modifications added by the Buenos
Anne mernment, which were eceeptell by all parties,
that thin basin WAS laid down in the draft be had eubmitted, and it
war inconceivable that my difficult/ ettened mine on hoe subject."
The offices! conference co. declored to ee at an end, the disputes tilled
of arlllAtMent., and the negotiation was broken off.
A private conference fellowrd between the negotiator', when the
joknerotentiaries ex peened their regret that, from the m isundentane-
leg of the teems of no article, the adjustment of the dispute
should fail of success ; and they proposed to draw up • protorol, ern-
body Mg such eoints as were mutually agreed upon. The minister
took tame tat reflect men the proposal; hut we presume it was re.
3jected, as further notes. palmed on the following day; and on the Srd
July the plenipotentiaries took leave of the governor of the province.
lord Howden endearing the same day, and Count %Edema
following on eke 4th. Subsequently tie Hu nos Ayrean govern-
ment received mine dematchee from (tribe. detailing the steps
taken be the Porn cvn reenipnlentiares for the estahlishineist
rf allll-tie. with him, the refusal of the Monte Videos est, la-
ment to accede Cheroot, and lire ioosequent raising of the bloclimg or I
the ports of Buena *yeas and of rie Banda Oriental.