Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10
From IN. New York Herald, Nov. Q.
Important from south America.

We have ceeived by the arrival of tho Hunress at Sa
em files OF the Buenos Ayres Packet to the 18th of
September inclusive. We believe however, that the la.
test advices received by the II. are TO the 22d
reported that sir. Hood, British Envoy had fail.
ed in his negotiation and returned to England.
We make the following extracts from the Packet
From the British Packet. Septic
On the 18th inst, Mr. Hood sailed again from this nor,
in Ms steamer Alecto, for Monteyideo, and arrived
there the 9Th. We shall probably learn in few DAYS
the result o. the honorable genemans e1erons to remove
every dieuy calculated retard the important objects Of
this mission.
From the Buenos Ayres Packet Sent 81
On the 3lst ult, al A. NJ, II. b. Ms steamer Aeeto
anchored In tie outer roads, bringing passenger homas
Samuel Hood. Esq At half past TO- the honorable gem
ueman came shore with his He had been on the
29h with President onbe, and from the Buceo came d.
10 this port. 4" AZ soon" says the Gaeeta a. tho
important ahAirs OF the mission with which he entrusted
in connection with tho pacihcauon of the Rio do Ia Plata
SHALL from their final issce have the character OF
becoming reserve which up 10 the has been kept
well by the government as by Mr. Hood, the fitting oppOr-
tunity will have arrived acquant the public with nem
we shall have the qualification OF doing"
The native inhabitants OF Monevdeo, after having been
so long Pent up within the walls Of that city, allowed
for two three days the pleasure OF freely
with their friends outside But apprehensive lest from the
effects OF this intercourse they might some ne orn
ing and find themselves in the midst OF native population
the intrusive authorities prohibited all communication after
the 3lst ul At tho same time old Suarez the puppu,
President issued proclamation averng that no what
Don Manuel Onbe said, his the best claims N tho
supreme command. To render the farce more udcrous
Rivera aud the "noabss" about TO discuss project
for raising loan Of five millions. considerable number
Of the members OF that modev assembly had however de-
cincd to take any further part its proceedings and sent
their designations, amongst the the noted Lamas
The intrusive government of Monte video whilst il effects
anxiety for the restoration Of peace in these Repub.
has the business avail itself of tho specs of aimisce
that de fGefO exists during the tendency of negotiations
q send gang of pirates to plumber and destroy the coast
lag craft IN the Parans. whaleboat with thirteen of
these buecaniers commanded by Portuguese has within
the last few days taken and robbed four soops one choo
ner and several chalanas. number Of the masters and
OF the captured vessels upon the pirates and n
ter struggle. in VIII Oh OF the prisoners was wounded
succeeded in making their escape.
Correspondence Of The New York Courier q Enquirer
BUESos AYREs, LIST Sept, 1886.
Since my last Of 4th July, the political affairs of this
section OF the earth have assumed quite different aspect
at that time we had ourselves down quietly TO endure
duplicate Of the French blockade q years and monhs
but the inierventonsts concluding that no good could
come out of silly experiment us shutting I'D a peo-
pie with an abundance 20 and commerce OF their
own; very wisely despatched Mr.. Samuel Hood-for
merly English Consul Montevideo-as special agent
TO settle the long pending and veGed questions at issue
between themselves and the European powers This as
may be supposed requires time there being many con-
cung interests to arrange both banks Of the La Plata
Two months have already elapsed and are yet in the
dark touching the progress that NAV have been nad ns
minary TO settlement. That all parties are heartily
tired and sick OF this state Of things there can be but little
doubt aud u may be assumed within the bounds of
probability, that the Rio De Ia Plata will be free from the
Bockadng squadons by ho carly part Of October when
the American flag again be pursuing It's custom
airy enerprze, unJusty and wisely with for
the last twelve months by the European nowers Tbc
Interests OF citizens have suffered some but not 1.-THE
OF what British subjects have, who with the French have
been the Chief sufferers by the blockade Malge nil these
Disagreement" all foreigners, without Distinction have
been protected in person and property during these yexed
tines and the police OF Buonos Ayes Tor tho last three
yeas has been equal 10 that of any Of our Atlantic cities
The Mexican causes but little etetemen an,o,g ma
well knowing that whon those pugnacus varets get hold
OF Uncle Sam, they are waking the wrong passenger
The only wonder s how their folly courage could posi-
oily be screwed up IN such point; and not probable
that they will allow squirrel and wildcat hunters 10
spProaeh the Halls Of tho Monezumas without squeang
enough besides having TO plank all arrearspes
Our new Charge. the Hon. WILLIAM A. HsRRts arrived
here on the 9th # June, and duly received by the go
Vernmenta few days ser, with every denomination Of re-
speet,-Tom ell appearances be will DO popular with oil
pafues We consider our country we'll represented by such
a gentleman az Mr.. Harris
MI GRAHAM our Consul having no duties 10 attend 10
IN bloekaded port, volunteered trip to the capin of Pa
Iagusy chsrged with mission &, settle some dfsrenc.
between this government Bnd that Of Assumption and il at
Peeied 10 be here in oil October.
Extract from ietor, dated
BUEEos Arms, Sept 18Th, 1876.
1--WE regret 10 say that we have been ds,ooo,,,sd n
our pes o seeing the River Plate affairs soon arranged
aud tho blockade VI this port raised
at appears that Mr.. HooDs mission has not been a,er
6ed With The desired When he returned hero on
2l'i ui from Montevido0 and Orbes camp, osofy BODY
was sui confident that tho negotiations we're near "a s
factory conclusiOn-tnkng for granted that Ro.ss .nd
OlDo had accepted The propositions which England and
france made.
ut seems, however that this hiss not been the case and
u said that the former wantod some modification in the
Poposhons-tmyng others, tAt the blockadRe should be
Iaised before the Argentine troops we're Withdrawn tho
Bands OHenta whereas the proposals Of England md
france were hrs to withdraw the troops and then to raise
INC bookade The negotiations have been conducted here
IN such secret manner, that nothing positive has ansp
red o. the 1th inst Mr. Hood loft sgan Tor Monoyidoo:
and to-day srepored hst he embarked at Monteyidso
on tho lOth inst for EnRland.
"DoubIoons, which had declined to s260-thsr rate Al
the beginning Of this monih-havo sgain risen 10 e9s5
and probably will rise sull more"
Extract from a letter. dated
moNrEvpEo, Sept 18Th, 1876
ut il with regret that annsunes to our friends IN. r..
fur a. fhs rf.f n