New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
From NIoBteyidco.

We are indebted, says the Philadelphia North
American to our correspondent at Montevideo for
the following important letter
MoNrEvfDEo Msy 7. 1s47.
The French steamer Csssini arrived here the night
Of the 9Th from TOulOn via Bahia with the French Min
ster the Count V4lesky. VINO with Lord HOwden IL 10
settle the River Ia Platte questions he landed on the
6th and held a conference with the Baron D-fands 20
whom he handed two let,ers-one from bis Majesty,
Louis Philippe the other from Mons Guizoi. informing
him thet his mission T. the river had terminated
We learn that the Baron will embark board Of one
OF the vessels of war in few days. Admiral Lane is
relieved by Commodore Predour Captain Divesso.
Defends and Lsrrie depart for France very soon, to-
gether.
The Casino left the Rather steamer with Lord Han
den Bshia the Doth ulumO. 10 follow in A. hours
and she has not made her appearance here poss
BILE she has passed on 20 BuenOs Ayres
The proposals TO be offered General Rosas for the set
Element Of existing difficulties said 10 be based upon
the arrangement entered into by Mr. Hood. VIZ the
blockade be raised forth with general armistce
the Argentine troops 10 be Withdrawn from this Pro
vince.
An foreigners TO lay down their arms.
The Independence OF the Oriental Republic 10 be
guaranteed and lastly untrammeied and tree election
Tor President Rumor says that the English and French
Governments will not consent 20 the election OF either
Rivera or Ohbe, as they are considered the common
disturbers
Rivera Is az Madausdo SORE Of exile he has neither
friends nor army the Government deprived him OF
his command Gcnerain chief some few months since.
we may now HOOK upon MN rs 20 ltttlif HHa't
Gen Garzon is the most prominent man for the Presi-
dency when an election takes place He appears 20 be-
the favorits on both sides and is said 10 be- humane
and worthy lie at present 10 one " the Generals
under the orders OF Orbe.
STILL LATER FROM THE RIVER La Plate
Hostiliii,s still continual By fte Bsgros-AssassiHa
tion rife IN Moufcuide0 8cBy the bark Alton Captain
Bowman, at this port we have received dates from
Montevideo 20 Msy 9 which represent that bcsuities
stiI continue between the Banda Oriental and Buenos
Ayrean Governments Oribe's headquarters were wits
In four miles OF Montevideo and skirmishiSg nightly
was kept up between the two parties The English and
French fleets consisting OF eight ten vessels enforced
the bloc ksde and ~ anchor In the outer Rosds
On the 9th OF April the Monteydesns captured about
miles from the city. POO head OF cattle belonging %
Oribe and few days sfter Gen. By way OF retslia
ton dispatched body of his men who plundered the
enemy Of large number Of horses. The Minister ap-
pointed by the French Government 10 arrange the DIN
cutes between the begeTsnts arrived at MOuievdeO on
the 9Th May and left for Buenos Ayres. French Com
mOdore had also arrived and took charge OF the squad
ron.
The country owing to the proracted hostihties Is re
presented IS being in deplorsble condition business
completely parsysed and murders were Of daily occur
renee IN the streets of Mont-vdeo.
In commercial affairs but little doing. Hides
suitable for the American market were scarce and high
All kinds of provisions and In active demand
There were but few American vessels in port Fret. hts
were brisk sts5ds6 los for France and Germany.