Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
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, J.rozr.xr Frost BUENoS hTRss.-1oRRii'
ErrcnsRIys, ENCOURAGED BY ES"LA'n NJ
rRAxcE By The ship John Carver al bos,on,
The New York Journal OF Commerce mas Il r'c'
fiom Euenos Arrcs, dated he 2is' july ron
Which We extract The following
"since my lasl per Philip Hone, The affairs o.
this river remain whou! any change. % III
c!ish and French Ministers haze demandcu lne
withdrawal Of the Argentine Amy irom the 'eri',
tory Of The Uruguay Republic, and lhe removal
of The Argentine squadron from before Nome
yi,,co which The Argentine Government have ie-
fused 10 30. and require ,hatlhey acknowledge The
rigorous blockade Of Monievideo Affairs are
al Issue. and we wait with anxiety the ncXt sep
Of The lwo Ministers, and fear that they WI! cal /
rs out their threat Of bockading This poii, which
will nut an end TO all con mcTcc with me River
Plate
This unjust Interference of European nations,
if carried out, will cause civil war 10 again OreaN
out, and in fact The French and English are ana
ing Gen. Paz, in Corrientes. a rart OF ms lot
ces under Gen. Lopez, last week entered me Guy
Of ST. Fe, which they surprised, Having lUO WINES
and 600 Indians They sacked The town, ahd
retired, taking with them about four bundled
women and girls-cnltins the threats oil most OF
those lefl behind, including all their prisoners
THIS Is TIC pafiv that French 0na Ehsiih 81 IL y
1car and moneg are n0w sustaining. This band
oi robbers, (aboul 1000 men in Corrienies and
400 in the city of Monicvideo) assisted by 2,6U0
Flenchmen with arms, are the only enemies isa
now cxi>, 10 lie Argentine Government ia all
America ard for these, this splendid country Is
TO lie again The sccne Of civil war and bloodshed
The Argentine Government offer to guarantee
The lives and property Ul all who lay down ltielf
arms-lhe complete independence OF the Uruguay
Republic and The entire racifcation OF this pat
tha ,l,Sk
squadron Withdraw their support from The CITY
of Mon.evideu, HE quiet entry Of General Oribe
wou'i follow, and our commerce would be again
as usual Now, there Is no; more Than one quar-
ter of The usual number OF U. S. vessels in The
river
No business is doing al present, and every ore
is purchasing GOLD and silver. Tile consequence
mas been a rise in the rates OF about p per cent;
silver dollars are worth l2!, and douhloons 10
10 $50
We continue our neutrality; and we hope that
our Government will interfere, and prevent these
European powers from again destroying our com
lnerce, as The French dill in 1888 Mr.. Brent,
our Charge, has ncbIy taken stand 10 support
our commerce and our rights, by protesting
against Tie English and French agents again cx-
citing civil war, by taking a part 10 uphold The
few remnants OF General Rirera's party, and
against any blockade, OF any other measure OF
Interference.
TIE North ASD THE SoCTH.-Ihe heniucHY
Annual Conference al the Mothoiist Epi>copa!
Church have voted (9S TO 5) 10 adhcc !" the
.Htifc4ia E'piscopai Ciurce .s6uii, and that all
iheis procee.ings records and Official acts, here.
after, lie in he name ami style 0! TIE hcainc.u
.lnapai Ccrfpetcc NJ The .hthod'N EwscnPH
CtWoi S1uA. On Thursday, says the Loais-
vile Journal, Bishop Andrew arrived, who on
Friday presided over The conference. Bishop
Antew during Inc day made plain statement
of all the facts respecting The questions in regard
10 himself. ON which the proceedings olhc general
conference which led 10 The separation Of The
South and The North, we're founded. When he
sal down the conference adopted a resolution re-
quiring lie member, now 10 define Their indi-
vilua position. The roll being called, and Tie
undergraduates being on this question entitled 10
vote, the result Stood Tor adhering 10 The Church
South IL, for adherng 10 The Church North >.
y resolution was also passed, expressing III Tie
strongest terms The appreciation fine conference,
on The coh;ucl and action Of Bishops Scale aud
Andrew Throughout; the entire controversy.
The Hon. Secretary oil The Navy, with Com
modorcs Warrington and ShubrcE, yesterday
forenoon visited and inspected the ships al The
anchorage, the Penn syivania, the Congress, tie
Marion and The brig Perry; and was sa!ried By
each in successon.--I Nwt.k IhaaM