Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-11-28
FROM THE RIO DE LA PLATA.

Captain Mansfield Of The barquc Eunomus which arrived
New York Sunday from Rio de Janeiro reports follows
"RIo JANErno, OCTOBER ., 1916.
'The English packet Griffin, which arrived from Monte
ydeo the 3Oh umo, brings important dispatches to go
forward 10 England TO in the Penguin packet Their
contents said by good authority I've follows propo
stion is made by the province Of Paraguay to the English
and French Governments acknowledge their independence
in which they will to furnish 80 900 troops to fight
against Rosas War between Brazil and Gov. Rosas
seed 10y nearly if quite decided upon. Should
Paraguay assert her independence with the approval of Eng
land and France Of the other provinces would fol-
low her example, which would do settle the difficult
ties in the River Plate than all the foreign troops that have
yet been will probably be- sent by the intervening forces
In this (says the New York Commercial Adveriser) we
the result Of Brazilian Vaccinations with the Government
Of Paraguay Vaccinations which have been for some time
in active progress and full exposures Of which have been
made in the GGeta Of Buenos Ayrcs, the official journal Of
Governor Rosas As said the other day, the purpose
the Brazilian Government "annex" the Banda Oriental
part of it, to the Brazilian province Of Rio Grande We
not surprised therefore, read in tho last Rio dc ia
metro papers received here elaborate attempts to make il ap
pear that the failure Of Mr.. Hoods mission chargcabc
upon Rosa-n the face Of all the advices both from Monte
vco and Bucnos Ayres which declared cmphaicay that
difficulty thrown in the way by Rosas, and that all the
obstacles from Baron Delaudis, the French Envoy
whose Kings is the husband Of Brazilian princess
The Sun Of this morning says has received Rio lie janet
papers the 9Th Of October, brought by The Francis Lord
arrived at Charleston the 18Th. From these papers the
sun makes up the following paragraphs
Braz papers express hopes that the Argentine union viii
I've dissolved and that their monarchy will he thus enabled
seize q tho disnnbcrcd States the means or
Braz) Of terminating existing difficulties in the River Plate.
The war between Brazil and the Argentine union is consd-
cred nearly quite decided How decided whether
existing difficulties nearly adjusted actual about TO
be declared not informed. A letter dated Monte
rdeo, October 2 says hoslitcs resumed against the
hrgenlncs by England France, and Brazil Immediately az
ter Mr. Hoods departure, although il is added that the block
ae of Buenos Ayrcs badly enforced that frequent com
municaon was hal with that city, supplies ali kinds heng
sent in there, and produce arriving Monteyco in large
quantities.
Peacc expected 10 result from Mr.. Hoods represent
taons 10 the British Government and return dispatches from
him will hc anNiouSy looked for Meantime however the
naval commanders Of the allied monarchcs were preparing o
another campaign against the Republics and Brazil Il under
snj u he preparing TO unite her forces with the enemies Of
rcpbIicanisn Paraguay, with view the conquest 81
Uruguay nnd the dlsnemhcrmcnt of the Argentine union.
Al this lsays the Commercially is probable enough except
The Immediate resumption of hosties y the allied forces
meaning those Of England and France. We hardly be
icve that the English commanders will take active
before they receive instructions from their Government
founded upon the information obtained from Mr. Hood W.
know y our last English papers tha, great hopes
tained IN London Of peaceful adjustment, through the exc
lions Of Mr. Hood, and that the failure Of his mission will b
received a disappointment. We doubt very much whether
the active Intervention Of Brazil with the obvious motive
acquiring Of the Oriental territory for herself will serve
increase the appetite Of the British Government for pro-
longaton Of the war.