New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11
LATEST from the River Plate.

BY the schooner Midas, the J0Hrlai II Commerce
has papers 10 July 81, containing adyices from
MonteyIdeo to the 10th. By the steamer TODD
Santos. The substance OF the news, AS contained
10 letters OF the above date, the Journal translates
from the Journal IF Commerce Of Rio Janeiro July
2ith
Lord Howden, his arrival At Monteyideo from Bue-
nos Ayres Immediately proposed TO the Oriental GOV
ernment aud 10 Gen Onbe, continuance OF the arms
tee for elk months the French Minister also tskDg
part ia the gOtsuOn, but with reluctance. The Ofen
tai Government i'm Immediately accepted toe proposiuOn
while Gen Onoe required two days 10 reply. AZ he
expiration of this period the Secretaries Oi the Minis
visited the camp OF the besrgrr' but OflDe wanted
Two days more When this second period had expired.
the Secretaries again visited the enesmpnent out were
sgain dsspponted-ihe brsiegipg General asking lar
Their delsy.
Twice the Secretaries of the Mediatng Legations had
repaired 10 the headquarters Of Gen Ofoe Ia Vain Inc
French Minister thought be ought not to send hs sec
rotary sthifd tms.-but Lord ho~cen' more iorocHI-
ing bis colleague .gsn sent his Agent and 'nlsune
he returned with a dennitiye reply Gen Ofoe accepted
the srmistce the condition that the blockade Oi All
the Argentine aud Oriental ports should be rsised-and
the oesegsrs be- obliged 10 sell 10 the ~ IN OO head 0i
cattle per month These conditions not being Aece pied
either py the Oriental Government OF the frehch Min
isler the nr gousiiOn was broken IN.
10 this state OF things there were sthousand eonJec
MontyideO to the Interior course ol Inc III
teryeuing Ministers when, the evening OF the l5lh,
IL was positively known that Loud Howdrn bad just
given orders 10 the commander VI the Enghsh naval
forces suspend hi. part the blockade Of ne Ar.
geune and Oriental ports bu. irat the French minister
on tn contrary dissenting from bis colleague VIII d
rect Admiral Fredour to renew tnc oioeksds erei-nty
IL evident therefore, Cor We cannot t1s cor
reclnes. Of this iniormsuonJ that Eng witndfs~s
from the question ot Ike River Plate and tha1 france
iskss the affair into her CIVIC hands
While the negotiation for an srmistce was pending,
the French authorities directed Iour eOHseIs "nlch
mad been captured on the 5ih aud ON near ba-hos
Ayres to be restored Ii presumed thaitae entrance
oi coasng vessels would sSn oe tolerated while In re
.peet vessels from beyond the sea the blockade would
be vigorously enforced.
AZ 10 the cause Of The failure OF the negotiations al
buenos Ayres letter says -. ... p
"rhe negotiation stuck on the river question ffsnce
and England recognized the sosefesny % me teAt.he
Confederation the ryer Parma ana that o. ne On
email Re- public the Uruguay a. y aas fseTiosAfd -
fufcruasuai gtf Rosas did not adm; this fereton
but required that the pcrr>faai sor,cgfg 81 the two he
uufcs over these rivers should be Acknowledged aud TOT
th.l the Plenipoteniiaries laa no authority.
LORD HO.den Ia u ssil Tor Rio JsGeHO In lew days,
IL tho ship Eagle.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT o. THE STOSiNGION ROAD.
Accidents upon this road have been Of frequent oc
currrnee within lew days past bat iofiunA'ey Dot
keiiinger Esq Informs that. notwithstanding the
thick iog on ihs sound the steamer C. sanderbAt ar
rived ~ Stouiuston shout half pact j. O'Clock sst psni
Ard The cars Immediate mmeciafey started Tor THIS
city but In descending Kingston Hill Ihe engine beeAne
detschr- from the train and the spsnser used az en-
beavers Keep ou; Of u. way Of me uain "nicn mac
gained great nesdsAy, and soon came ~ and skoty
damaged the tender aud the dL,s, On which tne bag
GAGE ears are placed Nc damage ws done 10 inr pas
seSser cars but TIE accident detained the I2n tnree
hours
La, evening ~ the steamer Massachusetts was pass
ing through Helsts for New York one ot he exhaust
Ds pipes 10 one Of engines gave out and AFTER some
d-ienion. che proceeded with only one ensit-s lac
Rhode Island substituted and plseed on the route
mi. moruing Boston Journal Friday
RAILROAD AccIDENr-We learn from DR.. Sill,
of livingston that The morning train OF cars RON Koch
ss,er ran o.. tie track Waterloo yesterday siter
noon. snake head wss pushed through oo- o. the
ear. throwing TIE at against nicn II sue< WIFE ie
occup.nts out OF harms way, but fngnSnns tnem oui
a mar sDOet.s No other accident happened except
that one passenger sssnding upon the p'~'ofm vas
tnrosn Of and rolled cOsn tns enioankm-nt Dung
AIN 20 injury Several rods VI TIE usck sefr iofn up
and he train delayed I'VE Or sx hours h7 seei1-ni
happened from toe track having tak nfe run spark
from 10. uprain But that the attention OF the tn-
sia@er ~. arrested some time oeiofe we sPot was
reached the result would have been more SERIOUS
Albany Evening Journal, 9Th.
Psoygs,oR AsAssIz We learn from the Cdz-
b-l, Ck-onie, that At the instance of W. Lawrence
overture. have b-ee made Mr. Asssslz % behalf Of
m. Corporation Of Harvard Colleg 10 al Professor.
sh.9 N zoe seiennac School OF the Unversy ne VII
PROBABLY accept o'''a i'sA''