The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-24
Late and Important from BuenOs Ayres

LatG anu Aun pOEtohS AEOuA BueuOS AYfeSS
By the last arrival of the ship Brmtus.
captain Adams, from Buenos Ayres, at New
York, papers to the LIST Of August have been
received, and the Journal of Commerce has
a letter containing important intelligence,
dated the I'd, which says
"The negotiations Of the English and
French Ministers PIenPoteniiary had very
abrupt termination on the 3lst July, BY the
Two Legations receiving their passports.
Consequently all diplomatic intercourse has
ceased.
"The step that led 70 this result, was the
demand on the part of the Ministers that
the Argentine army be Withdrawn from the
territory Of the Republic Of the Uruguay.
As this demand was made without any qusrA
anty on the part Of the Ministers of the
withdrawal of the French under arms in
MonteVideo, and virtually sustaining the
present government in MonteVideo, which
is entirely French and English, there being
only 2ll native citizens under arms against
The Argentine GoVernment-the Argentine
Government replied that they could not
withdraw the army; that the entire Republic
was quiet, in possession Of the legal Presi~
dent, aud that Congress, according to the
constitution, would assemble at the Buceo
on the lst Aagustt that the 21l men under
arms ia MonteVIdeo, could not be balanced
with ID, ll3 men under arms under their
legal President.
ST he great majority Of the citizens Of
the Republic are in favor Of, and have taken
arms under, General Oribe. the legal Presi.
dent; and it is most unjust that to please a
parcel Of English and French spectators
the two ministers insist upon crushing theiT
Government. An immediate blockade Of
this port is now anticipated, and all com
merce ended.
"a daily drill of the militia takes place
and the returns Of the army Of the Argen
tine Confederation gives 1000 men unde
arms, of whom d 900 are old troops.
"The Charge d'Afaires of the U. S.
Mr.. Brent has protested against the interfer
ence Of the European nations in the polite
of American Republics"
in letter published in the Express, da
! ted July 31st, the writer says:
"'Fhe hopes Of an amicabIe arrangement
J being made BY the English and French wit
! this Government, are likely to Be realised
. Indeed, may add that now look upon
, as certain. The Envoy will leave here to
5 morrow for MonteBideo, and it will be gen
I orally thought that all negotiations is broke
1 off, prObabably such reports will get int
b our newspapers; but have means Of infol
: nation not open 10 all, and you, therefore,
! think, safely calculate upon what ! give 70
D lviz: that an amlcable arrangement has bee
/ made this day, BY the Argentine forces (ali;
: Buenos Ayres) and the simultaneous di
: arming, BY order Of the English and Ffenc
!, Envoys, Of the foreigners at Montevideo-
) for which latter, presume, they go dow
e There tomorrow.
IS Captain Adams also mentions that T
It port was circulating that the dispute VI
e likely to TO be adjusted, but says there "
y no reliance 70 be placed upon reports. III
It Journal Of Commerce says. after noticir
s, the statement Of Capt A., that its letter !.
D. OF the very latest date, aud from al intel
10 gent source, but intimates no exception
o. an arrangement
Is The Government Of Buenos Ayres we
lp presiding men in the country. Ii was +
u ported that al the males, on seine farm
e were taken, and that the cattle we're suffer,
to roam At large. Produce had risen
10 value, and but little was offered for SALE
as The British Packet contains anotice fro
., Captain Hotham, Of The British steam
at Gorgon. Offering 70 British residents at Bu
r. nos Arges. the means Of embarkation, shou
IA They desire il.
ls Capt, A. says business It Bnenos Ayr
I, was II stand; The paper currency vas q
y Precialing silver dollar being Worth ftc
q BIB 10 SIG paper, and Z douBlooh S90s
n s25O.--N. 0. Baliclia.