New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
From NIo,,tcyi,ico,

The Courier and Enquirer has received, by re-
arrival al Baltimore important intelligence from
Montcvidco concerning the negotiations which, at the
latest dates We're in progress between Governor osas
and the Governments OF England and France. The fol-
lowing given. in private letter dated May 2id as the
basis of the negotiations which had been offered to RO
by the representatives OF the two Governments
named:
LIST The governments of France and England, By com
mon consent of Governor Rosas will procure suspen
sion of hosiues between the Oriental forces OF the
city of Monievdco aud the country.
ID. This arnistcc obtained, the two plenpoicntnrcs
will request of the Government the dsarng of all for
cgrcrs who armed III MoneSideo MS well as every
other point oil territory.
3D. simultaneously with the disnrlning of the foreign
ers, Rosas will withdraw all the Argentine troops from
all and every point al the territory.
18th. Immediately after the execution of the two pre-
vous artices-tha IS 10 say-thc disarmng the ioresn
ers and evacuation OF the territory the blockade Of the
Argentine ports shall be raised the Island OF Martin
Garcia be delivered to the Argentine Government
und also the vessels Of which captured all III
the state in which they We're found AS tar as prnc
ticoble and the Argentine flag to be saued with q
guns; the merchant vessels captured by either party
shall be reciprocay restored to their owners.
9th 1t is admitted that the navigation OF the Parans
River considered interior navigation subject only TO
the regulations ami laws OF the Argentine Republic so
long 1t occupies The 'ico margins Of h0t rfcer
9th. 1t is acknowledged and understood that the Ar
genuine Republic possesses free and uncqulvoca all the
rights Peace and War which pond 10 any other
State and although the circumstance which Obliged the
two intervening powers temporarily 10 interrupt inc
principle which they acted would be equally apph'
cable 10 England and France under smii9- circum-
stances.
Tth An election shall take place ii. the Oriental State
to NIL the Presidency of the Republic, with entire sub
lection 10 the Constitutional laws OF the country, with
compulson oany class, or from either party Gen
era Oribc ohcing himself TO be governed by the result
OF such election
Sth a general amnesty reciprocal snd complete Tor
persons and property acknowledgment OF the nights OF
all foreigners doing justice to their forced reoamauons
This amnesty not be obstacle Il any Argentine
emgrant residing IN the Banda Oriental give unto Gen
Rosas Just of complaint or compromise by their
conduct the good relations OF these Republics, they
shall De removed the territory and sent 10 such
foreign port rs they may designate.
9th This basis admitted by Governor Ros's and Gen
eIa Oribc Il refused by the Governments ot the he
public the plenpo,entiares OF the TWO powers VIII de
clare the Withdrawal OF the intervention OF their GOV
ernmenls and il will be withdrawn effectively these
pcrsussions conditions not complied with
postscript the letter dated 21th says Entire Rios
and Corriencs are annexed 10 The Argentine Con-
federation. AL having bcea arranged by Vrqu'za anG
Marriages.
The Journal OF Commerce has a letter from Monte,
ydeo dated August I'D which agrees substantially with
the above The same paper also publishes the follow
ins lister intelligence which does not seem 10 confirm
the first
E4.rao. Of letter; da;ci MONTENEGRO, Aug 70 lSi6-
AZ RESPECTS the condition OF this country, threw
into circular form on the goth inst some remarks
which we thought appropriate 70 the eNshns stale OF
then, however AVN
being so favorable ami although nothing positive Is
known respecting the causes OF the delay ye; such Is
occurring and already begin 20 assume so isni
HE shape this, we msy well fear that much longer
time will clapse before the ipa settlement OF ohcoi-
lies than we had ventursi TO hope.
MONTENEGRO, Aug. y.
Iii now rendered certain that pesce VIII not De es
tsbhshed very soon in this quarter; consequently We
do not look for the removal OF the blockade OF haenos
Ayre for a long time yet.
THy FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC SrEANERS-The
Hsyrs Courier oil recent date has paragraph winch Is
thus translated:
We have announced that the Government hsS deei-
i,d TO establish train OF communication between
France and the United States and that has CHOSEN
Cherbour for the place Of departure and New ORR ios
the place of arrival TO the t!icaits the aen and
loa OF the port OF Cherbougs destined Tor iAs service
will be added the CAriS;opk Columbus ana 'e CNd&&
OF the port OF Brcst We know that The "a" OF to ss
declared tina, the line Newlork should o5 soShdet
10 particular company condition OF s0osiay o. ~
francs By one horss power Four steamers o! Io horS
mower ike those which the Government about ut'n
On This line would have given the Company SUBSIDY
of 81 OOOi the English supply IS nearly double IL :
true that the Cunsrd Company have greater number al
boats However this may b, The Government has re-
served the right or least the Chambers have enoisa
the execution OF the plan in the case that any company
does present itself accept the condaons as NV"
OF lS10 declares tina; Cherbourg should De the pen OF
departure these packetboss until shs basins OF the
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