The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-30

Paraguay has certainly united with Correnies
against Rosas. To-day the Official journal here comes
out with current correspondence between the min
lister Of Rosas (Guido and the secretary for foreign
affairs Of Brazil. Guido, II seems, has demanded hs
passports"
December 1, ls45
"The Hebe sails tomorrow, and have a chance
to send you additional matter The Journal of
Commerce (oficial organ) contains the correspond
enoe OF Guido and Tempo de Abrew, showing the
relations al present subsstifg between The imperial
government and the Argentine republic. The num-
Der OF to-day will give you a monthly table Of sx-
ports and imports of Rio. The American trade
here is immense. We had some thirty American
vessels at once lately, whalers included. You will
see the amount Of our tonnage, as compared with
that OF other nationsI and you will see that come
OF our vessels still are destined for Affiea, but
hear lately OF no complaints Of illicit commerce. II
Is, nevertheless, undoubtedly carried on under our
flag 10 a vast extent, ...
"MosrEuDEo, Nov. 8, ls45.
"Masy vessels Of different nations
have already sailed up the river on the Parana ex-
pedtion, and rendezvous at Martin Garcia island,
Amongst them hye Americans, (as per list here
with, with their registers endorsed by the English
and French consuls, as per copy herewith, Our
consul informed the captains Of these vessels that
In pursuing such voyage they, as neutrqs, would
violate the laws Of country with which the United
oo'SS "cic ~ PeoSo uhu oihiftl ehu Nhoig ih hiS
event Of their capture by Argentine forces no re-
Carnations would DO made by our government in
their behalf and therefore the responsibility must
rest with themselves. He felt IL his duty to advise
them Of these facts, &c, &c. He was
decidedly Of the opinion that our government would
approve Of this forced trade by our vessels I'M
der the protection Of the naval forces OF England
and France &c. The Raritan arrived here on the
9th instant in six days from Rio. Our consul has
determined TO make a claim foI remuneration for
extra services. This is a misnomer Of the
vices"
"our eonhul Is noH IN correspondence
with Mr.. Ouseey and Baron Defaudis in regard to
neutral captured property all which, he felt satisf
ed, would be satisfactorily arranged.
"The combined forces Of England and France
ioeni up the Parma the l0h instant, TO attack and
demolIsh the Argentine batteries. We shall proba-
bly, know the result in few days. About thirty
Ave vessels (merchantmen) are at anchor near Mar
tin Garcia, waiting for orders TO proceed. Salto, up
the Uruguay, has been taken by Girabaldi the ORR
entail commander Mudanado is to be attacked
shortly and thus the war will 20 on for months to
come. The Baron Detfaudis looks for the arrival
Of 10000 troops shortly from France. We should
not be surprised 10 find the English and As Frtneh
Guarding long III regard 10 this ripsr Plate affair,
pesmos &c, Sc. In addition to this, the Banda
Oriental, as you will see by the enclosed papers,
has appointed F. Rivera, the rival Of Oribe minis
ter to Paraguay. He, with his family, is now here.
Thus you sec what immense preparations are
made, and formidable movements are in progress,
by the intervening powers Of England and France. 1"