Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23
BUENos AYREs.

We have received (says the Boston Daily Adver-
tiser) Buenos Ayres papers to the 9th of June, in
which we find some articles of intelligence which
will be new to our readers The following state
ment, which we translate from the Gaceta of the
9th, may be considered sem-o6cia, as it is evil
dent it would not have been published without the
cognizance of the Government
.'We learn that Senior ID. WILLIAM BRESr, jr, Charge
of the United States of America has communicated our
Government in the name of his exceency the President of
the United States his profound regret Of the
ment Of Captain Voorhees, in selling the Argentine squadron
and bersing Sailors natives OF the United States, who
had voluntarily enlisted there The Government OF the Un
States anxious the friendly relations with
the Argentine Confederation and TO maintain, in Of
tua war; the strict neutrality between contendng par
ties has given orders for scupuousy avoiding every thing
which can have the least tendency to diminish the good
erstandng the countries For this his excel
ency the President Of the United States impressed with pro-
found regret this unfortunate dgracada) occurrence He
only awaits Commodore Turner'S official narrative express
himself decidedly with regard Captain Voorhees, conduct
Meanwhile without this narrative which not received in
Washington the end Of December he understands that
Captain Voorhees, has acted without the orders Of his Govern
ment His exceency the President Of the United States has
directed that the Argentine Government shall be assured
the most positive terms that Commodore Turner
has given official explanation Of the transaction the Gov
Of the United States win hasten to do oil which JUS
tice may require the occasion"
The only limitations which these files contain bearing
oa article Of the Gaceta which speaks simply the sentiments
the the debate this subject in the British
Parliament between Lord PALsERsroS and Sir RoBERr
PgrL The Gacea lays stress the fact that the British
Government had directed the intervention Of its Minister
December ls42 but complains that had sanctioned that
Intervention by its subsequent movements and had
punished Commodore PURvIs for his efficient which
followed for the precedent Of his interference ascribes
the formation Of the foreign legion in Monicvdeo and the
Of the French which has recently excited
SO much indignation.
This tone Of complaint simply Introductory notice Of
the peaceful objects Of Mr. GoRx OusEIrs mission and the
strong expression Of pretended hops that may be
full The declaration still made, however that the Argen
tine Government arrangement which does
involve the surrender by England and France Of all inter
est in the English and French citizens of Monteyideo.
On the 9Th Of June the French Minister, M. DErrAU
prs presented his credentials Governor RosAs Asr do
liveng them, and stating their purpor he added "My
mission is mission of peace and friendship hope that i
will effect the consolidation Of the good understanding which
happily exists the present time between France and the
Confederation and congratulate myself greatly that have
been charged with such duty Rosis, In replying used
precisely corresponding expressions adding that the sincere
wishes of his Majesty for the prosperity OF this Republic would
be gratfcd