The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-26

HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM SOUTH AMERICA -
BY the Anahuac, Captain Barstow, from Rio ia
neiro we have received files OF the formal do Com
mercio to the 18th ut, inclusive The news
which we find from Montevideo, is important
The American bark Eunomus had brought intel
lgence from that place to the 18th August.
On the 18th, Mr.. Hood was ut Montevideo, and
the propositions of which he was the beare from
the governments of France and England were
accepted, with some notifications, by the Gov
ernor of Buenos Ayres, and by Gen. Orbe.
On the 10th, these propositions were presented
by the ministers Of the intervening powers to the
oriental government.
The substance Of them was: =
LIST That General Rosas should unite with the two
powers IN obtaining an immediate suspension OF HOSTILE
tie. between the Oriental forces within the city Of Mon
tevideo and those in the country.
I'd The armisce established that the Governor Of
Montevideo would cause the dsarmam mt of all foreign
forces who might be engaged either in garrison other
duty in any part of the Oriental Republic.
Sd That General Rosas will, upon the fulnlnent Of
the I'd article, cause all the Argentine troops retire
from every point OF the Oriental territory in which they
4h That upon the fulalment of the two previous ar
Ses the blockade of Buenos Ayres should be raised
and the Island of Martin Garcia evacuated that the Ar
sible, in the state they were in when captured
oh That the navigation Of the river Parana and in the
tho laws and regulation Of the Republic both
banks of said river.
9Th The Argentine Republic to be acknowledged in
possession of all the rights in peace in which
belong to any independent nation and that if there
should in the course Of events arise any necessity of
inerrupung temporarily the wal movements Of the Re-
public it should be fully admitted that the principles
upon which the act was based applied equally to France
7h After the fufment Of the I'd and Sd articles above
mentoned new election should be held for the Presi
dency OF the Oriental States according Constitutional
forms, General oribe having previously declared his
purpose Of abiding by the result.
eral and Gt1 hod a~1o f,,I
security for life and propery the rights foreigners to
be respected and certain Argentine emigrants to leave
9Th Treats Of rain agreements the discerning of
the garrison of Montevideo upon the official promises
oil Oribe guaranteeing peace.
letter, in which confidence may be placed,
written to the editor of the formal do Commerce.,
states that on the 26th of August the Oriental
Government would probably assent to the propo-
stons proposed, with perhaps some trifng
amendments. Most Of the vessels there were
making short voyages off and on, waiting the re-
suit OF the negotiations.
The 9Th of September being the anniversary
of their independence, was celebrated in Rio
with great splendor. The troops were reviewed
by the Emperor, who in the evening, at the thea
tire, was received with great enthusiasm.
disastrous fire had occurred, having broke
out in a building occupied as a pyrotechnc labo,
ratory, and filled with combustible matter OF all
kinds, including a large quantity of army and
navy munitions. Ten or twelve persons were
dangerously wounded, and the remains of several
bodies taken from the r-ins.
A French opera troupe was daily expected to
arrive, among the names of persons attached to
which, we nouce that of Madame Duval, prima
donna in the opera house of Paris. They num-
bered twenty in all, and were stated to be of
much merit in their profe sson.
The province appeared TO be in a quiet state;
the steamer Devastation was daily expected to
arrive from Montevideo, with some definite in
telligence concerning the results of Mr.. Hoods
mission.
NO hKoUlsITIoN FOR TRooPs AS YKr.-We I'M
derstand from reliable authority, that our 60
vernment has as yet made no requisition on
either Pennsylvania or New York, for an addi-
tional supply of,roops. The rs ason is, that Con-
gress must authorize any such additional su ppy. or
the money for them; and, therefore, no new troops
can be called out until the assembling of Congress,
in December. Our volunteers should, neverthe
less, hold themselves in readiness, and keep well
drilled, as there will probably be work for them
the coming winter. The additional troops abou,
of Tampico, as soon as that port is taken
COMMON CouYcIL.--The board of Aldermen
meet this evening, and the Board of Assistant
on Monday evening next. What is 10 be done
for the Russ pavement Is it to be paid for'
What is TO be the effect of such substantial work