Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

That n treaty has been eDtrrnd into, bal
tho tenor Of whlch il vet unknown.
a difficulty most likely viii occur belwpon
Gov. Rosa5 end Ara1l, growing out Of tho
r%ecognItion oftho lido 8 ndpnce Of Para
gnoyby The hitter Governments.
Proposals and ba Is Of NreGii ton oifsr-
ed 20 Governor Rosas, by the Governments
Of En2Iandaod Fiance.
!. JIa GoycrntDtnis Of fringe nne
England by common roJssnl with Govern.
or Kosas. will proenre Il suspension Of hos
tfitics between the Oriental Forces orfh,
City Of M0ntepideo md Tho country.
2. This armi4tica obluinej, III, two
Pio~h'potenliurIes will request Of the Cow
eminent tho disarmament Of ~ fDteianefs
who are armed in Moufevideo, as well II,
IN every other point If territory.
y simultaneously with the dtsarmppen
Of The Foreigners Rosns viii Withdraw MI In
Argentine troops fiofn ulI AMI every p0int
ii The teff tory.
q Immediately afIer the execution Of The
Two previous a. ricIcs-hat IL 10 sav-tha
disarmlng The foreigners ahd eyacnafi6p a
the territory, the blockade Of the AraeH-
tine ports shall DE raised; the land nrMnr.
tin GTcia to bedelfsered 10 The Atpe otire
G~tvgrn'nsnt, nnd. also tlo vessels If war
which WIRE captured, atl in tic same state
N which hey were found, so far as may
be praqtiGable, and The Argentine flag e.
be saloted with tw~eoty~one gins; the
tDefeliaht vessels rHptdtpd by either phr.
", shall be recIbroeally restored to their
owners.
s.. It's admitted that tho invitation If
the Parma river II considered interior nav
ignition, subjcct only 10 tie regulatiunsan nd
laws Of the Argentine Republic, 50 long AS
1t Occupies Tho iva margins Of that liver.
g. It's acknowledged and undetsfood
that the Argentine Republic possesses r. d
and uBeqniyccal, all lhe rights in pcaee
aud war, which correspond 10 any other
Strife. and although tho circumstances
which obliged the two intervening Pow
ers Temporarily 10 inictIu 1 belffeeren
o fthat I.equblic. 1t i admitted aha !
tho principle m vhtrh they aeled. would
be equally applicable 10 England and
France, under similar circumstances.
z. An electIoD slolltake plaeg III lie
Oticntal State TO fill The Presidency If The
Republic, with entire s1bieelign 10 tie
Lows of The country, WITH
out cotppllsion. of any class, or ffom ell
patty. Gen Oribe obtiging himself
be 'vtrood BY lfe result Of such On
D%icction.
9. 4 general amnesty. reciprocal and
complete, for parsons md ptopefty; ockpw
Judgments of the rgIrtsof all foreigners
Justice to Their f,reignr Citations
Ihi7 amnesty IL MOTTO he IN obltatie, IL
ny Argentine eniigranls Hsiding in tho
5aoda Oriental, give ml0Goy. E~o-aaio~t
;'4se o~fGopplalpt, Of c%orlpIotnise by dioir
conduct The good fsfatibpsof tbe4o Rnpab.
les, they shrll be removed from the Terri
my, and sent 70 such foreign ports d. they
nay designate.
These bases admitted BY Gov. Rosas and
len. Onbs,l fr refused by tho government
{ the Repablir, the PIepipoteftarips Of
two Powers VII dfclafo the withdraw.
Of the Intervention or tlpit Governments
od it viii bg withdrawn efiaet9nlY fihosc
.ersgasionB or conditions arc moi admit
ID.
Monteyideo, % August, 1916.
Y. S.--Tna foregoing may BE- regarded
) correct.