The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-07
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We have reosyedi By the arrival of tbs han'
tress, al Salem, our hles of the Buenos Ayres
Packet to the 18th of September, inclusive. We
believe, however, that the latest advices received
/ by the H. from Montevdeo, are to the 22d.
! 1t is reported that Mr.. Hood, the British Envoy,
had failed in his negotiation, and had returned to
England.
Our letters say that the people have been disap-
pointed in their hopes of seeing the River Plate
affairs soon arranged and the blockade of the
port raised
1t appears that Mr. Hoods mission has not
been attended with the desired success. When
he returnedto Buenos Ayres, on the 3lst OF Aug
from Montevideo and Oribe's camp, every one
was under the impression that the negotiations
were near satisfactory conclusion, taking it for
granted that Rosas and Oribe had accepted the
propositions which England and France made.
1t seems however, that this has not been the
case and it is said that the former Rosas) wanted
some notifications in the propositions amongst
others, that the blockade should be raised before
the Argentine troops were Withdrawn from the
Banda Oriental whereas the proposals of Eng
land and France were-frst, to withdraw the
troops, and then to raise the blockade. The ne
!
manner, that nothing positive had transpired.
On the 7th of Sept, Mr.. Hood left again for Mon
tevdeo, and it was reported at the last account,
that he embarked at Montevideo, on the 1Oth for
England.
The price of produce was rising. Doubloons,
which were $3.50, had risen to S2s6, and would
probably go higher.
We make the following extracts from the
Pdcket:-
From the British Packet Sept Ial
On the 7th nst Mr.. Hood sailed again from this
port In H Ms steamer Alecto. for Monte vidso and
arrived there the 9Th We shall probably learn in
tons to remove every difficulty calculated reard the
important objects OF his mission.
From the Buenos Ayres Packet, Sept 81
On the 3lst ult, at A. NJ. II. B. MS steamer Alectc
anchored in the outer roads bringing passenger Thomas
Samuel Hood Esq At half past 10, the honorable gen.
teman came on shore with his son. He had been on the
goth with President Oribe. and from the Buceo came
direct to this port As soon" says the Gdcefa the
important affairs Of the mission with which he is entrust
ed connection with the pacifcation Of the Rio de la
Plata SHALL from their final ISSUE to have the char
acer of becoming which 10 the present has
the fitting opportunity will have arrived to acquaint the
public with them, we shall have the qualification Of
The native inhabitants of Montevideo, after having
been long pen up within the walls of that city
allowed for two or three days the pleasure Of freely
hepsve lest from the effects of this intercourse they
might wake some fine morning end find themselves in
the midst of native population the intrusive authorities
prohibt all munication after the 8lst ult At the
time old Suarez, the puppet President, issued
Oribe said his the best claims to the supreme
mand To render the farce ludicrous Rivera and
the notables" were about to discuss project for rails
ing loan of five millions A considerable number of
the members of that motley assembly had however, de-
clned take any further part in its proceedings and
sent in their designations amongst the rest the noted
Lamss
The intrusive government of Monte vdeo, whilst it
affects anxiety for the restoration Of peace in these
cies of armstce that exists during the tendency
of negotiations to send gang Of pirates to plumber and
destroy the coasting craft in the Parana whaleboa
with thirteen of these buccaneers, commanded by Por
uguese, has within the last few days taken and robbed
four sloops schooner and several chalanas.
Der of the masters and of the captured vessels
upon the pirates, and after struggle in which
of the prisoners was wounded, succeeded in making
their escape.
From the British Packet, Aug 29.l
Intelligence has been received from the Parana to the
Urquza Governor of Entrerios, and General joaquin
Madariaga, Governor of Correntes had finally taken
place Acaraz the 14th inst, when the pacific
union of the latter to the confederation accomplish
cd in the most satisfactory manner had been sntci-
pated 1t is said that the election of governor of CORR.
take place in the of the present NTH
when, It 10 supposed, official intercourse between the
dissdent province and the general government will be
resumed.
u 8. brig cambridge was at Montevideo, September
~, officers and all WELL learn from
respondent Of the Salem Register.
U. 8 ship Columbia had just arrived from short