The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-21

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Montcvidian government, Il had used all liz influence
with the British agents here, and through lis owl
/ minister with the Foreign Office Of London and
Paris, to induce the governments OF England and
France 70 oer their mediation 70 se''e 'ne war. on'
OF me points much re''ed on oy nosa', ~ answer e
such oners OF mediauoh, mus a,ways oeeh, ,hat .h'
war was originally declared oy i1sorai mus PROVING
uat ne az least does not consuer y any CIV" war oe
tween oripe ana hv,era, pu. as wal between 'n'
Two nations, IN which oroe ac's as ms generali n
iact, tne latter wears, ana mas worn' ,ne oauge o
suolecton 70 General hosas ~ ,o.m OF . painted
likeness OF that general upon scare'moreen ground
outside his coat This badge all the natives OF the Ar
genuine provinces are iorced 70 anu sucn omeers
as haa joined orioe since ms ihsas'ony ana naa re-
fused TO DO 30, were offered the alternative o. putting
II on, or Deing shot. orite having an ms forces
ready IN Entire Rios, last attempt al friendly nego'
uauoh was MADE al me ursehs lnsanee .. 'nis gov
eminent, oy the Engiish ana French agents N bue-
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sly, IN.
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IT cannot be imagined that the orientals, forget
iu OF the dgnity OF thcir nauon, their consttution
ana their ioertes ana the imminent danger 70 which
their nauohai supeceu can nave cor
sented or VIM consent with an utter 70 inc
honor OF their country 70 place thelr destiny under
control OF the degrading ncaPablly OF rebel cher
nor can y oe supposed mat they nave authorized so
great violence against the sovereignty OF their own
cons tuition. THIS audes to the dsavowal OF the
alleged legnity Oh tne CAIN winch hosas supports
on Denalf OF orioe while dangers are daily threat
ehIhg mem OF more anu more imminent KIM, rom
the great influx OF foreign population which - sui
ncient a. no Instant period 70 change the nature o.
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itself.n = ''' - y
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m.n,da ), -. ~. CT n.san,hss 100 I nuy.
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Al.
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nuuoo .. .'a' 1917 which raa pen h
N 9io 'Hal' ,,'.sa ~, ~ o Ia''oI ParI .; ue pun,
E.auah oma,,i and H. aso.r,;r -. e To
iol. ~ y ons, a"v VIZ .ao nseno soseIo''
ucs, ue H'lhs'cr .uaI rescseu ioI answer coPy
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a9,.a as. 49, pp nldna u.e n.i's s.l
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his own wish. and The intentions of his povern.
ment 10 serve that If Montevideo -
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neau Nr. Niahuesi''e no'e'
"BUENos AYREs, Dec l6, lS42.
"ln conformity with the instructions which he
has received from his government, the Intentions OF
the governments OF Great Britain and France, be-
ing to adopt such measures as may be considered
necessary for bringing the hostilities between the
republics OF Buenos Ayres and Montevideo TO
close; the undersigned, minister plenipotentary
her Britannia Majesty to the Argentine conedera
ton, has the honor to represent 10 IL. r. II. Arana
minister for foreign affairs OF the government OF
Buenos Ayres, that the sanguinary warfare at pres
ent carried on between the governments OF Buenos
AyIoS uhu uiVucs'uCu "suoi ee"seJ ouu iof tnS III
tercss Of humanity, and OF British and French sub
Jects, and other foreigners established IN the coun-
try, which 10 now the seat OF war, he requires OF the
Bnenos yrean government
list. An immediate cessation OF hostllities be-
tween the Argentine troops and those Of the repub-
lie OF the Uruguay.
"2d. That the troops Of the Argentine confedera-
ton Ut being understood that those of the republic
Of the Uruguay shall adopt the same course) shall
remain Withrh meH resPecuVe territories, anu WIN
oraW 70 tpem, shoaa tney nave passed. me Iroht'el
ne umocrssneu Degs uiA' ms exce''ency WIN
acquai' MN, 30 SOU as ~ conveniently Gun, the
n'enuons o. 'he Duenos hyrean government are 70
accede 70 'hese TWO anq mas ,GG n9nor &c
n. MANDEVILLE.
On the receipt of the foregoing communications,
new hopes were entertained by the Montevdean
party-the more especially advices were received
about the same time from General Riviera, stating
that he had recrossed the Uruguay in safety, with
the greater part of his cavalry, and some few pieces
Of artillery; ana that many of those who had been
dapeTsed after the battle of UArroyo Grnnde - were