New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
Additional Items from Montevideo and Bue-
nos ayes.


We CLEAN the following from the Correspondence
of the Journal of Commerce
The Argentine Government have accepted the
mediation offered By United States, between il and
Paraguay.
The British steamer Cyclops was expected with
the answer Of the British and French Governments TO
the proposals OF Rosss transmitted through Baron Mare
uil the French CHARGE These proposals were rejected
By The Penipoierares, before they were sent 70 Eu-
rope.
Rivera has established himself as head of the
army and authorized the Government, 10 restore all the
conhscaed property s r!ghifu owners. This alone
vii! make him exceedingly popular with all classes At
time has he been bloocthrsty man. but an inveter
ate intrisu.r and gambler. Mr. Owsey the British Min
lister possession Of bis mansion six months and
he permits him TO retain IL The revenues from the
Custom House are entirely In the hands OF the English
who have purchased them and the Post Oce up the
end oflsi5, GLOWING one halt to this Government to
keep their troops from starvation and revolt TOT dozen
English capitalists may De attributed this in,ernnabe
quarrel.
The market is stocked with every description Of
American produce and nothing will sell unless at a
sacrifice
The bark Iowa Of Baltimore, Mr.. H. Thompson,
master arrived this port on the 9TH inst. with
OF aour from Norfolk bringing dates 10 the 10Th Of
March.
The Small Pox, which made its appearance on
board the Plymouth" during the month of February
Last mas entirely vanished which pleasing circumstance
ertiops Of Capt Henry, in Immediately procuring
(throu gh the Consul of the United Stes suitable
modations for Hospital near the Mount where the air
is peculiarly salubri0us and where tie invalids were
conducted from the ship the moment he disease devel
oped himself and in the second instance TO the united
skill ofDrs Mel anahan and Hopkirson the Surgeons of
the sh D. whose devoted attentions were unceasng.-
They were truly fortunate in losing but one our Of
some forty cases The Hospital being no longer requr-
ed has been given up. The officers and ere" are now
all In fine health.
b1-
Oribe who maintains his position the Cerrto, cutting
off all supplies OF provisions and the produce the coun
try The presence the English and French in this quar-
ter under their present inactive system is only calculated
TO annhate commerce. and cause RUN TO al foreign
ers located In these countries.
A revolution among the enemies Of Rosas al
Corrientes has resulted in the dismissal ami the flight
General PaZ into the Province OF Paraguay This news
has struck the Ministers England and Fraice with
sternaon entirely upset their vewsin regard 10 Rosa5
whose overthrow they anticipated through he medium Of
Gen. Paz and his army consisting OF Coreniincs Para
guayans and dsafected Argentines We should not be
surprised 10 find very short time that tie English and
French embarked their troops and mad their exit in
utter disgust and disappointment
Extract of letter dated BUESoS AIREs, ATOl IS 1876.
The English and French went into Ensenada
week ago and set fire to and burnt three Italian merchant
vessels loading there Six other small vessels OF that nation
were near the harbor the time and frightened of.
You will learn by this conveyance OF the important Difficult
ties Correntes with Gen Paz and the Governor OF the
province Paz had 10 TO Paraguay Corrientes WILL
beyond doubt regulate with Gen. Rosas, that the In
tervendonists will have TO leave the Rive. This occur
renee together with late difficulties in he Mount, will,
think induce the English and French t send out other
ministers If they wish settle the affair IS Rosas will
treat with those here. They will have 10 end minis
tiers or 900 One the other 10 now the only
means by which this business can be settled.
Extract OF letter dated BrENos AYREs April 90 1876.
The party favored by the lnterventionists have
great difficulty in maintaining peace within themselves.
They have had revolution in MOntevideo in conse.
quence OF the of Gen. Rivera, and almost stimuli
taneously they have had harcup in Corrientes-the
provisional government deposne Cen Psz rum the COM
inand 10 chief of the army This General has been the
main dependence of the Untarlans and ntervenoniss
This act will therefore blast their hopes The baseneso
OF the acts OF the English and French Ministers are un-
worthy the agents of civilized and enlightened
ments Under the precnce OF tranqul!zing the coun-
Try they fomentDg rebellion IN every quarter They
have recently endeavored to purchase Gen Urquzs the
Governor of Entire Rios, offering him money and PROM
Using 10 unite the province Of Corenes with Entire kioS
and make him Governor over bothunder their protec-
lion. He very justly spurned their ofers-preierrng
freedom to the protection of any foreign power II 10
useless for them try pacify these States and the
sooner they back out the ory they will have IL
they persist in armed interference, will be long time
before peace 10 restored. the Governor Of buenos
Ayres is not to be browbesten events have proved