The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-24

VERY LATE DISPATCHES
TO THE
NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE.
INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE,

u u I u n v G
INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE.
The fast sailing ship Star Republic, Cart. Ell
well, arrived at this port, yesterday, from Mon.
tevideo. She made the passage in forty-one days.
and has placed US in possession of twenty six
days later intelligence from that quarter
We have received our special dispatches, files
OF the Buenos Ayres Packet, and the CONNER
clio del Plata, to the latest date; also several i'm
portant documents relative to the affairs of La
Plata.
Annexed are the commune atoms from our cor
Respondents
BurSos ArREs, I'd August, ls47.
To THE EDITOR N. Y. HERALp--
AZ my last letter to you, dated early last MONTH
was sent OH in haste, did not keep copy and there
fore do not rscec the precise point at which the Eng
hsh and French minister's Lord Howden and Count
Wsswski had arrived In their great work of settling
and psciacating the affairs Of La Plata believe how
ever told you they had just come to the conclusion
they could do nothing with Gov Rosas-tbat they had
discovered they could neither nor ghten him In
to surrender Of the independent rights Of his country
and that they had or were about embsrkng Monte
video to try the virtue Of their diplomatic skill on Gen.
Oribe and the anomalous" government In that city
think told you, too that previous their departure
Mr. Harris, our charge had addressed them very able
and semperstey written letter containing a protest
against longer continuance Of their called blockade
Ihis letter. as Well "a their replies you doubtless will
have seen in the papers Of this place Montevideo
The noble representatives Of the peace nasng gov.
ernments, arrived ut Montevideo about the 9th uIt
They immediately opened correspondence with Gen.
oribe who you know Is beegng the city, thew visit
oil him In hrs camp and dn lily, after considerable DIS
CUSTOM came to an agreement with him an srmis
tce TO last six months The terms were-HBoth beioe
keep their respective positions "The citv of
Montevidso to be provided with cattle the
Of Gen Oribe. who obges himself to deliver to the au
thores OF the city one thousand hundred head of
cattle per month, ut prime a day fixed upon by
the British French and Oriental commissioners John
Bu and these South Americans forget the beef)
olockades established both sides of the Plata nv
the naval forces of France and England to be raised
Count Walewski, aud Gen Orbe the latter signing AZ
General and not President avoid the yexed dues
ton OF title to the Presidency of the Oriental Republic
Count Walewski, In private and confidential uote
communicated this agreement inside
Of Montevidso aud asked if armistice founded on
such basis would be agreeable to it rhe Minister of
Foreign Affairs gave negative reply. Mark his rea-
SONS If the bockades b. raised and the country re-
man as ut present. In possession of Gen Oribe ali bust
hess will be- diverted from Montevdeo the
other ports in the Banda Oriental and to uenos Ayres
and Mont.video government and all mnst starv. and
a-maugre the fifteen hundred head of cattle monthly
ms IL the exact substance though the wording of
the reply.
have often told you that the blockadina onerat,on
In this river bad been carried on for the benefit
OF the Montevidean government and the loan jobbers
there to the prejudice of the whole world beside and
here have direct admission of the fact by the party
Interested This reply placed the ministers in new d.
emma-thelr profese had bscome refractory and DISC
pedient what was to be done next! Lord Howden
Tor his part determined to cut the knot he could
te he saw his government had been acting an unju
unworthy ana disgraceful part and like high minded
soldier he is he determined to back out OF the
and wash bis hands Of the whole matter He Immediate
y addressed the following letter Thomas Herbert
on hia static
as, rMoNTEvIpEo; July 10, is47
22d, ls47 it Is said-You can if needfu give to- the ar
rangement the character OF simple military conventions
involving no idea of recognition Of rights, but simply
tain persons at the head of bodies troops
Acting according to the spirit Of this permission and
anxious 70 avoid the dreadful expenditure of human life
crueiy anu unprontaDly consumed In such this
wnen tnougn the daily coniics be nconcusve and in
Inc OF deaths at the end of the month
very consloeraDe proposed to consent with my col
ieague, Oount Waewski fair and honorable armistice
20 tne govsfnment OF Mentevideo, and to Gen Oribe
VINO was TO furnish at the lowest price Of first IF
teen nunorea mead OF cattle per month.
o,ipe Aocepted TINS "rmistice, not only with the
Sa assumes ~ Isea Prasdan shS Dy wncn tns tue
e Vi iesS rresioent snouo not De pre1ented In
~ as 70 ncapsctate Inc pienipotentiares OF
% anu France linking 'neir names TO the docu
;t Ever, M % hlon.syiueo mas refused this ar
- its 'm,.rst m - =; ;. W say was advantageous
and without native troons mi' an circuit n
,ha C.,antaI. 81 NontuptS a.. l oonsiueI, unaly tnat
t h. ~ are NOT AT TINS moment Tree
sscnndIv thot ,h y,IS S ~ o,esn gDIrison ana
rsctar ~ oo,o; Sslns os. l' Original cna-
coms sv.,,a, a ~ asSnst zen hosas mas pc
The Soyernment Of Montnyidpp anS party
reign 70 the continued deriment of the ex
I,.re,n $500. 80 - =. IN .hese wsteIs
sides of The river Fse and as he OF uo.n
800 e. , 800 49, "u W ahe .ne measures heoes-
af,r cs;s .,h e. ven'ion IN THESE waters
take mi. onnert1i, 81 90 Tne e,mei allow me 70
my LuioI hino anu ehective assistance nave re-
of her Ms;s, din h ,Ur .ne %