Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-06

The following conviction (says me Union mas
been transmitted to The Navy Department
From this, it appears, that an armisslce mas oeen
concluded between Gen. Rosas anu zen. Ofioe
and that there is every prospect OF peace oeins
restored between Buenos Ayres and Montevldeo
We may not only congratulate both States on Inc
termination Of The calamiiies Oh war, gu. dill
commercial nations on the restoration Of Inc Dies
sings of peace and Of commerce:
Proposals and basis OF, Negotiations offered 10 Cor.
ernor Rosas by The governments Of England and
France.
lst. The Governments CT France and England,
by common consent with Governor Rosas, VIII
procure suspension Of hosilities between Inc
Oriental forces Of the city oil Monevideo ana Inc
country.
81. The armislice obtained, the Two plenipo-
teniaries will request Of The government Inc DIS
arning of all foreigners who are armed in Mon
ievdeo, as we'll as in any other point oil inc terri-
tory. :,
Sd. simultaneously with the disarmament OF
the foreigners, Governor Rosas will withdraw all
the Argentine forces from all and every point Of
the territory
4lh. Immediately after the execution OF The TWO
previous auicles-lba, is 10 say, the disarmns the
foreigners and evacuation OF the territorY-the
blockade of the Argentine ports shall be raised
the island OF Martin Garcia to be delivered 70 inc
Argentine government and also Inc Vessels VI
war which were captured, all IN The same STATE In
which they were found, as far as may be pracilra-
Bile, and The Argentine flag to be salnled WIN Il
guns; the merchant vessels captured By either
parry shall be reciprocally restored 10 their own
erS.
5lh. 1t is admitted that the navigation OF the
Parana river is considered interior navigation,
subiect only to The regulations and laws OF The Ar
genuine republic so long as il occupies The two
margins al that river
9Th. II is acknowledged and understood that The
Argentine republic possesses free and unequivo-
cal rights In peace and war, which correspond 10
any other stale, and. although The circumstances
obliged the Two intervening powers Temporal
rily 10 interrupt the bellieercnts rights of that
republic, ii is admitted that The principle on which
they acted would be equally applicable 10 Eng
land and France under similar circumstances.
7ih An election shall take place in The Orien-
tai stale 10 fill the Presidency Of The republic,
with entire subsection 10 the constitutional laws OF
the country, without compulsion of any class, or
from either party, Gen. Orbe oblising himself to
be governed by the result Of such election.
Sth A general amnesty, reciprocal and COM
pleie in persons and property, acknowledgment OF
The rights OF all foreigners, doing justice TO their
founded reclamalions The amnesty is not 10 be
an obstacle. il any Argentine emigrant residing
in the Banda Oriental gives unto General Rosas
just cause of complaint, or compromise by their
conduct the good relations OF these republics, they
shall be removed from The territory, and sent 10
such foreign ports as they may designate.
9Th These bases admitted BY Governor Rosas
and General Oribe, if refused by the government
Of The Republic, the plenipolenliaries Of the two
powers will declare The withdrawal oi The inter-
vention Of their governments, and il will be with
drawn efecually il these peTsuasions are not ad-
United.
N. b. The foregoing proposals have been ac-
ceded 10 BY General Rosas and General Oribe,
and also by The government of The Republic.
MosTEvIDEo, Aug. u, 1916.