The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04
Our South American Correspondence.
The Negoclation baiirten Rosas and The Eisnoh. &

MosTEvIDKo, June -, 1850.
Since my last, Of the LIT inst, nothing new has
irapsPired. The French Admiral is still st Buenos
hyres, and but little is known OF the pending nego-
tailons between the Argentine and French 60.
'omments. There are various reports in circula-
ton. Some say that the preliminaries Of q treaty
are agreed upon-othcrs that Rosas will not
etree TO the terms offered by Admiral lie Predour
My own opinion is that Eosas intends to and will
eventually humbug the Frenchman.
saw letter few days since, from gentleman
Of Buenos Ayres, who possesses as good means
Of information az any Person in that place, not
actually in the confidence Of the Argentine govern
ment, which says tina, Rosas demands the imme.
d,aie withdrawal Of the French troops from the
River. lie refuses 10 grant any indemnity 10
French subjects whose property has been conts-
Gated, as he has never touched unjus,y anything
Lelcnging TO any foreigner. He requires in the
election Tor President ofhe Oriental Republic, that
no person be allowed 10 vote who Is not actually
citizen Of said republic-and finally, he will not
withdraw the Arge aiine troops from the Oriental
trriioriss, until the foreign ieglons In Monte
yidco disamed He says he has not the sligh,es,
wish Of in the affairs Of this repub
hc-nor ever has had except for the purpose Of secu
ring the Liberties Of the people. lie IL afraid, or pre-
Algiers Of Montevideo, and 10 secure it a colony
q France. have 10 doubt that the French GO
verpment have had some such intention, aud II
they do no, still entertain the same idea am mis-.
taken. have been told by some Of the French
residents here, tina, IL would be far better for Monte
y,deo to be French colony than appendagc the
Argentine Confederation. France has some power
fol reasons for the enormous expense she We incur
ring in the sflairs oi he Rio DC In Plata She
has large fleet, and 800 land troops here, and
she 10 raying moaiby tnbsidy Of So, 900 for he
surpoI' q the city More troops are shortly expect
John Bull l. seror.ly ANNOYING IN. Drazilian,.
~ 6ioyTipc on the high ttAs their mail steamers,
under pretenoc OF thrir being slaytrs. An Log.
lish steamer sometime since, burned bark, seized
on suspicion Of going 20 the coast 81 Ainca, and
assigned AZ q reason for not sending her TO 81.
Helena for adjudication, that she was unscawof-
Thy. The same steamer fired al the American steam
CT New Weird, IN order TO bring her TO, but IN
half sn hour the Englishmsn was hull down. The
Ernzilien Minister OF Foreign Affairs has addressed
several spicy letters to the Enrlish minister at the
Cont ofRio de Janeiro complaining Of their insults,
and ,ermng them acts OF piracy-nnd truly they
are 30, OF but little beitertAn abstract OF these
Letters have already sppeared IN The Weir f1k H.
raid
Ayes has arrived, bringing authentic news that
treaty has been rgreed pron between Rosls and lie
predour, which, when sgnt d in due form, has TO 20
10 France for ratification. The principal items
The INDEPENDENCE OF this republic; the withdrawal
Of the Argentine troops from before this city; the
dserming Of the foreign legion la Monteyideo In
fact. all that the French ASK, excepting the free
navigation OF the rivers Uruguay and Parma, which
is 10 he the subec OF future negotiations, as 10 The
question Of indemnity Of French subjects.
Bst ell this is Q mere matter OF surmise, for
nothing certain IL known OF the details Of this
freely; hut that a treaty has been signed all
scree. The Monrvidcan papers are coming ont
sc ainsi il in advance; for, 70 most Of the people In
power, IL would be death blow. ! believe a
large majority Of the republic are in favor Of Onbe,
and his party in the city comprises many Of the
most respectable inhabitants-copsequenty II he
has the supreme power once more In mis- hands, the
anti. Oribists had better slope forthwith. These
fellows spyesr 10 he aware Of this, for they ere
tDing ell sorie OF ways TO squeeze money for the
poor devils. The Chef Of Police wants money, so
he ismFS:ss heavy tax on cs s, ss the usPsss