Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-15

Fnos Sovru AnrsrA.-By tho barqus Zsnobia, at Boz
soa We have received the following letter from
Which gives some interesting dstsils relative The
position of shairs In that rcgon.-Baif. Sun.
80 llI CorresposSsscs Baltimore Sun. i
RIO GxAspE Do Sur, July 30tb, 1876.
Msssrs. Bdifors. @
The reached hi. place on the aoh current. tina,
Mr. Hood, the British Ex- Consul Of Moniiyed,o. had
proceeded the ID TO Bucnos Agree on board OF IN,
war steamer, "Devsstauon. bearing flag Of truce with
in power from MS government TO open negotiations.
tho settlement OF s pending difficulties with tho Arren
tine Republic.
IL rumsred hs, tho British Government ba, d..yow,d
Tho acts Of tho bockadins squadron. and that Mr. Hood
declined holding any communication with the Admirabe
this ns may the opening o the blockade Of Buenos Ayr,s
by the allied forces Of France aud England is confidently
relied upon. although two three may ssp.e be-
fore tho preliminary arrangements can DO made. Tn.
British Minister. Mr.. Ousey, tho Mt of tho
blockade, informed Rosss that It would DO
whenever the Argentine orccs under General Orbo were
Withdrawn from Monevideo asd the Province of uruy,y
aud that the election Of tho President should be- b.,
the popular vote. for which purpose general amnesty
should without moestaon hindrance DO petmittcd 10
repair board of tho British men Of war and dcpo-,
their for the President. and when tho will Of Oh.
people tns aseerisned the allied forces would retire
and leave tho President elect Of the country
these terms 10 well known, Rosas has positively refused
TO comply with.
lila confidently beloved BY every one acquainted with
tho character Of Roses that no viii firmly adhere TO the
principle In defence OF which he has already made 40 ms.
ny sscees shat the aas Of this continent arc not Il, be
iuterered with by any European power" principle which
U
sister Republic Of South America II this opinion DO well
founded, the English and French governments arc in dit
pcuI'y from which lhoy cannot eruea,e themselves. with
out acknowledging that they wrong eoanue the
prosecution Of an inglorous which may continue Tor
years. The Brazilian government 10 making vigorous
preparations TO rcpe anticipated invasion OF the Arqcn
under Rosas, when the bockading squadron is re-
moved from Buenos AYres; four hyo hundred soldiers
have been ordered from this place and Rio do Jsneu
have already departed 10 the frontiers In the midst tho
excitement produced by these movements tho reach
ed hare, that tho MeSicans had commenced hoses on
Texan frontiers; about tho received files of
your valuable paper up the 18th OF May the
Presidents and the subsequent action Congress-
acknowledging the existence Of the war; and making am
pie provision for the maintenance Of rights fears
entertained here and in Rio, OF "usrean pyivsfesrs
10 consequence OF report put in circulation merchant
in Rio who states that he received letter few days
since, direct from Havana conveying the that
number Of Mexican pryaees had been fitted out in that
port ready TO pouncc upon merchantmen This report
has had tendency deter from shipping produce
Of the connry American vessels Doth Rio and here
do not believe that this report put circulation perhaps
by British house in RIO has any foundation fact and
have accordingly awaited myself OF every opportunity to
eonuadictr. Y.