The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-30
F FOREIGN.
From the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce
LATER FROM BUENOS AYRES.

By an arrival at Salem, we have Buenos Ayres
papers to August IS. The British Packet Of the
bad. contains a copy of the communications ad-
dressed TO General Oribe commanding the forces
besiegine Monteyideo, by the English and French
admirals Englefeld and Lame dated 2lst july, and
the reply of the latter under date of the Oath Also
communication jointly addressed by the English
Minister a Of 1srs sea Republic
under date Of August 4th. and he reply ofthe latter
These documents had been laid before the Baenos
Ayres House Of Representatives, and ordered TO be
printed.
The object of the notes Of the two admirals was,
TO inform General Oribe that the city of Montevideo
had been placed under their joint protection by the
ministers Of their respective powers, and to caution
him against making any further attack upon IT; in
short, requiring him to suspend hosttes and with
draw his forces from before the town. Gen. Oribe
replies that he is the legal President of the Oriental
Republic, and in actual possession Of 1t oil except the
sSs Of her
and his Majesty the King Of the French, nor in their
excellencies the rear admirals of France and Eng
land, any right whatever to impose conditions upon
him. nor to limit his belgerent rights he will not
only suspend hostilties against the faction of
rebels and armed foreigners shut up in Montevldeo
but that he will continue likewise, in his operations,
against all and every obstacle against all and what
ever enemies he may have to combat"
The jontnote Of the Ministers Ouseley and Deffau-
dis to the minister of foreign affares OF the Oriental
republic after stating that the profered mediation
of their respective governments had been promptly
accepted by the government OF the Oriental rep9o-
nc, put ueclihed oy that Vi Duehos hyros' unuol
whose auspices Seh' oTioe was acuns, Ptoceous "S
ioiows'
"The spirit OF the mission which has been Entrusted
~ . ,,on;,,o,an,;or;.s sc England and France,
y u' WV ! France and England,
is the most perfect disinterestedness. The under
mad will descend far n refte the absurd
calumnies which ascrbe to the two mediating pow
ers peridious projects Of invasion. But they do
Jointly declare that they in nowse pretend reserve
to their governments the least share Of that domi
neering and ilegitimate influence which they COM
bat and will combat, the part Of the government
of Buenos Ayres. Whoever be the chief whom the
Oriental people may think proper to place at their
head provided they can choose him in full liberty,
and by the frank application of their constitutional
laws, the undersigned ready to acknowledge and
England and Of France.
nan A'i' =" Ing "a''' - France and Of England.
"The only kind of influence the undersigned wish
to exercise in the republic, is influence of peace
and conciliation They would wish TO persuade the
Orientals of all parties to put end to their cruel
discords which can only avail their common enemy,
and which must preciptate their country into an
abyss of nsfortunes. The undersigned require, be-
Sides the sincere and unreserved concurrence of the
Oriental government in order to perform this holy
work of reconciliation; and they think they know
too well its patriotic intentions in this respect to fear
to request from it here the solemn assurance of its
complete adhesion"
The Cace,a Mercant;l of the 9th contains q ana
az, fror Gov Rnsas ~ the leosIatnra a.
ted Arc iS,h On The occasion Of transmitt;ng the
above and o,her documents TO that bodv. in Which
,esssoe he ovea history Of the intervention from
~ sas;n;ns s,a,as ,he course 81 Inc adn,;n;s,ra
ron snJ asks ,hs sense of the legislature resnect;ne
II THE MESSAGE concludes as follows.
..The Governments has Tins given von pentlemen
an occoun of the correanondence with The ministers
~ Enol.nd and France IN the Questions now ara ted
in these renublcs Of Ia Plata. and Of The most nrom
49,, G. nj c;rcnn,e,a nces cornec,ed Nth ~ J,s
hss hasn d;c,a,sd H., an ;mrsr;o". sense Of
H., H., ~ da,,,ands nf n.,on., hnror ona d;nn;,
T., y,ha sacrad r;oh,s IF soyara;sn,n and ;nds
nnndsncs of ,he CONFEDERATION wh;cS i; belone. ~
n H. govsrnn,ent of his nroviince 70 defend Ths
noh,s r,odera,or ,yh;ch has Governed ito net. Nth
az, SsrnSs,ns fror, ,hs nreso.a,;uss or the ,srnh
cs and sr,;ds, ~. a;scn,;ss ;,h ,yhch !, has Nd
-, Ios,.d 30. ,a.as.a -, =, ordo- - .,h;h;, an.
ds,;nc,I ,bs execrahIe nnstice of an inhnm,n and
hiood,, ;n,.rvsn,;on The oovarnroent ynakes and
Mi, ,,.ka no nhservst;ons nor ;nfsrencs csIcn,s,sd
~ AFFECT vonr enI;obened udoment its correanond.
snca ito sc,s ,ha ahom;nshIe stems which ar well
Lnov,, - hs % hssn sLan IN th;s rv - src;,s ,ha
c,re;on ,onnlat;on and canse ! fr;gb,f,l conAaora
tios which ahould and in anarchy blood and min
ara naced without reserve before the fathers NJ he
co,,r,, Cra., h.va h.sn ths stynr,s of ,ha 80. ~,
, !, ~ 20 49, .nT h,u,an;,,, -. ~ e..
nrsssrvs nhsr n,sd he reas;ons ~ T;snds5;n Win |
IL sovsrnman,s of England and France II, ths
cnnssonences ~ wh.,ever events NAV fo,Iow fsi
univ mon he heads If those who have renslled
these efforts with sucb nnbeard ~ obst;nacv
n. H. Ie,h ~ Honss nr Panrossn,a,!.es ,,t
-, H. n,.ssaa. Ca cnnsdara,;op ara ;ncI,I;nr
,he reading ~ The voImnons NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I,
annasrs ,n have nccnn;sd seyerol s;,,Ia. % ,ha
o5d ,,sv adonted m raddre.s ~ Goys,nor Rosas |
leach member signing i with his name. ! IN which
~. 49,. .t.s nS:..; -. 1919! :. ~ a.
n;,y snd ;ndsnand.nc. nf ,ha cnrn,r,, ana dscIaso
,he;r annrobsion IF he condnct Of III swcsencr in
all 10 parts = 80 =
TIE Rr;,;sb paclet contains latter ~ cen
orhs Gov T,,r,srn,,. Er.nchn,.r - ~. or;sn,ai
ron,,hI;c o,,, ns,hs c, ~ Mnm,en;dao cs,,;na Co.
rms - enable then, ~ resist ths nsd;s,;na o.ers
IT, ce,,nu,1 = an ay,rac, fa,, .,s;r
;am 'o"i"s % :" Ao"' u'e'' oo"''''''''"
ut is now eighteen months that the majority oil
the French residents, convinced, after having vainly
IL 80, ,Lo ~ H. or1ar.