Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-12
"Mr. JoHN ID. kELLcGG."
From he Baiimoc American.
VERY LATE nOM BRAZIL. AND TIE
RIVER PLATE.


The United States ship ST. Louis. Captain
Mckeever, arrived in Hampton Roads on Mon.
day, in the remarkably shor, run ol2J. days from
Rio de Janeiro. The Editors OF The American
are indebted 10 commercial friend kpr The an.
..exed letter dated,
"Rro NJ J.NEIao, Angus, s, 1915
Dates Of The 26ih July from Buenos Ayres
state that Rosas has III cctcd all the propositions
Of the English and French Ministers, and that
they LEFT Buenos Ayres on tie 9Th for Mohievi-
dco.
With the English, French, and Mon,cvilcans
in 'front.' and Generals Paz and Lopez with tLcir
armies in his rear, think Rosas is near his roll
';"al end
Flour al SIS lG currency, 10 melt 57s = ;.
Spanish but some four ur five calsoes had been
sent on from Rio &c Janeiro 10 MonteviGco.
The following additional intelligence is given
in The Patriot:
The day before the departure Of The s.. Louis
advice> had reached Rio If the entire failure OF the
attempted intervention, OH Tie part u Eneian3 and
France in The affairs Of the River Plate. Twas
said that on The rejection by Gen Rosas OF The
uIlima,um sent in, the English and French Mi
nisters would retire 10 Nonevideo ln the mean
time, the naval forces Of the called" powers had
taken possession OF the Buenos Ayrean Squad
ron of M0nievideo, and Gen, Oribe, command
ing The beseging army OF Gen Rosas, had rccciv-
ed notice 10 retire from the Banda Oriental.
Great excitement prevailed in BCcnos Ayrcs.
and il was supposed England and France would
tie brought ino open collision with the Aieen-
line Republic. Durineihe negotiations al BueEoa
| Ayrcs. The American Charge, Mr. Brent, had Of
| ierel his mediation. Tic 0ffcr was accepted y
Gen Rosas but declined by The English an'.
French Ministers, on The ground that The Charge
was not instructed, or authorized By his Govern
1 mcni
The United States brig Perry, Comman der
| Payne. ana the brig Fahus, While, o! Baltimore,
sailed in company with the 81. Lonis. The barqnc
Nautilus, of and FIR Baltimore, was 10 sail The
following day. Tie irisale Rarilan, Connie
dore Turner, arrived from Montevideo The eve
ming previous Ia the departure OF the 81. Louis.
i The irigale Brandywne, Commander Parker.
would remain at Rio few days in consequence
of the illness Of Mr.. Everett, our Minister TO Chi
ma who had not decided whether TO proceed IN
the Columbus. or return 10 The United Sales III
The Brandywirc. The disease with which MIR.
Everett was afflicted, though Of painful and cis-
lressing character was not considered dangerous.
George w. Sacum, Esq, orr former Consul
at Rio, is passenger in The 81. Louis. The ship
| has had fine run, and The Captain and all on
loard are in fine health and spirits.
Ono Conference.-The large body OF Minis
ters compos Ing his Conference. convened in the
| Ninth street Methodist Episcopal Church On We'd
nesdav morning last. Bishop l1amine is The pre-
/ siding officer and the Rev. !. NJ. Trmbe was
elected Secretary The various committees were
appointed and rcpor; referred 10 said committees.
Or Thursday morning, Bishop Soule, who adj
heres !, Inc Methods, Episcopal Church South.
wa, invited 10 take the chair. The Conference
was nc, willing 10 recognize him as lis presiding
officer ami adopted resolution by an almo-t
unanimous vote, expressing il as "incxpedient
and highly improper" for Bishops who have sepa-
rated themselves from the jurisdiction OF the
Methods, Episcopal Church 10 preside IN any
Conferences composing said church.
fCiuinnati Chronicle, Sept. >.