New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07
BIrt.oRr. 30. - z. 81.
Ln1s from the Rio de Ia Plain.

B the arrival. at Salem. OF the bark Huntress,
Capt Upton the Commercial Advertiser has Buenos
Ayres papers 10 the l2rh of September.
An extra from the Office OF the Salem Gazette informs
US that the Hun.re-s sailed from Montevidcc ;hc d
OF September and brought adyiccs that the mission OF
Mr. Hood had entirely failed and that he had taken MS
departure for England. This is direct contradiction
to the postscript the Unions letter from Montc"ieo,
which noticed the day before yesterday and which,
under date OF August IL averred that the Dc JacJ gov
eminent OF the Oriental Republican rather OF the city
Mon,evideo the of the republic being chiefly
der the command of Gen Oribe-hod added its
those OF Orbe and Rosas. The extra adds that the
blockade of the city OF Buenos Ayres still III force
and tina, there prospect OF an early adjustment
The Buenos Ayres Packet OF September 9TH
the arrival OF Mr. Hood from Mon;evdeo, and
adds
As soon says the Gacefl the important affair.
OF the mission with which be intrusted IN connection
with the pscihcation the Rio de la Plata shall from
their nal issue TO have the character OF becom
Ing which up the present time has been kept
well By the Government rs by Mr.. Hood the hitting
opportunity Will have arrived 70 acquaint the public
with them ~ shall have the qualification OF doing
The Gdcea is the official Journal OF Governor Rosas,
and il rather odd that II used the term 2rGf
ar,oa if the result which ii would have the oppportu
nifty OF communicating was the failure OF an arrange
ment sanctioned BY that parsonage.
The Packet OF september - mentions the return of
Mr Hood to Montevdeo where he arrived on the 9Th,
and adds
We -naIl probably learn in lew days the result OF
the honorable genteman= eXertions 10 remove every
difficulty calculated retard the important objects OF
his mission.
The same paper announces the appointment OF Com.
inodore sir Thomas Herbert 70 the command OF the
British naval forces the South American Atlantic
vice Rear Admiral Ingleheld transferred TO the
Chinese station Commodore Herbert believed to
have arrived Rio de aneiro in his ship the Raleigh
of 90 guns Captain Sir Charles Hotham, in the Gorgon
steam trga;e late commander OF the Parana expedition
had been ordered 10 the chief command on the West
Coast of Africa. vice Jones deceased
The Packet gives intelligence rom Rio de Janeiro TO
the 18th OF August The Empress mad Just giyea birth
70 a daughter Inc trigate Constitucao had sailed for
England, bearing the hag OF Commodore Grentel, who
reside AT Liverpool as ConsuGenerai for Brazil
Nj Hamilton, the British Minister, was On board
passenger.
The 2th OF September was the 35Oth day OF the block
AIDE o.. Buenos Ayres.
The Packet OF august - says that the long expected
interview between Gen Urquiza the Governor vt Entire
Rios and Gen Madariaga Governor OF Corrientes took
place on the lith and the pacific relncorporalon OF
Corrienes with the Aseutne Republic arranged IN
the most satisfactory manner
The Packet gives the following without date, from
Peru and Chill
In Peru Mr. PHI Adams the British Charge Afaires
who earned SUCH unenyabe celebrity Tor MS over6ear
Ing conduct in regard 70 that country. has had the
caciy attempt establish II club yclept the
Foreign Exchange court Tor the settlement OF diff
iereaces occurring between Il II. subjects resident
there thus setting az nauSht the authority OF the Peru
Wan tribunals This conteptuous proceeding mas been
promptly resented by the which has issued
decree announcing IL resolution not 70 allow any
.sw and Of the rights OF An independent nation.
In Valparaiso, party OF seauen landed from the
French or got Genie u open day. and having way
aye6, under The guidance OF the French pro-consul
Blanchard and me com1n--ary Of the French SQUADRON
n ;nc Pacific. person named Charles Chenu, they
seized MIN II vicinity OF me theatre IN which ne
engaged musician and foEcibly carried aim OF
prisoner tee above vessel The plea up Just
nca;on OF Ibis IS that Chenul had deserted some
Two year. previous from the French snip OF Rhin
but independently OF Chill being obligated by treaty
V.h france 70 give ceserters application had oeen
made the authorities FOR rs surrender and CneuuI
county his 70 De hoped that tae Gillian government
vii know now seek and obtain ample redress 70, such
81 irritating violation OF rs territory.
We cave been favored with the following extracts
from letters BCESo. AYaEs 18Th Sept 1916.
We see no prospect for ne settlement Of difficulties
TIE R;Te- Ps,e NJ Hood ett here eighr or ten days
ago to- MonteTidso. n order make as; eort bu,
scTices trocc te-e c.cou-s1g Il is said TIA.
&c VIII return % England Immediately, without ACCOM-
p!shag The object OF as mission Various a-e
g1Ten why agreement: 3 net Effected Of which the
most PLAUSIBLE that Ire English and French Minister'S
l. Aorcsv.tso, Ousey and Dezardis VII NOT sccece 70
s agreed 70 y ire otss- pe-rss The latter especial
y q sad 20 De obstinate the French desire prorec
.c-sre rhe Banda Oriental Ro=as refer. The ,rea
e. part OF tn- articles n me proposed treaty 70 MS ally
General Obe and re VIII agree 70 them ii Ortbe i
satisfied NJ Hood sad, while here the second tt-rc.
tcat bora Rosss and onhe had yielded bevord MS cz
pectzuors
Business Is =cl completely psrsyzed. ouncez g-e
AGAIN 80 il AoSrEyIpEo, Sept II. 1915.
We are now u the regards the blockade
OF buenos AEres heretofore and do no; expect see
ne business settled FOX SIX months 10 come Hr Hood
Eas EFF Tor England. without accomplishing a.y thing
Produce 3 more in demand and prices the rise
Appointment by the President.
ASoAEw BEAUMONT, of Pennsylvania Commissioner
OF Pubic Buildings, vice William Solsnd, resigned