The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-10

The Buenos Ayrean war, (siys the New York Express
report tells is over and is stated that on the 9th Of
March treaty had been signed BY the inSifrs (czens
Of Buenos Ayes Gen lopez and by The out siders
tGuachos) Gen. Urquza) The treaty has yet been
given 10 the public Current rumor gives the following
as the Substance OF it, stated in the correspondence Of
the Evening Post
this province, for this province, for the last few
months, be obieraed Some say this period extends as
far back June last when Gen Urquza suppressed the
Saa, or House OF Representatives and that, with the
state OF things existing previous 10 that act the com
mssioners began. Beginning then, the treaty acknowl
edges Gen. Urquza Minister OF Foreign Relations Tor this
province, IN oonnexion with the other provinces cons
tutng the nominal confederation This Is all the author
NY coded TO him in this province, and this to continue
no longer than when the provincial government is organ
lzef the following reg uatons viz the seats of
half OF the members OF the Sala are to be vacated by
lot, and filled by election. This is in accordance
with previous law Of the province. The Sala. thus
constituted, Is 10 proceed 10 the election of governor
and he TO form his government when the provincial
ganzalon shall be declared complete, and the affairs OF
The province placed entirely within lis control Il is
required TO acknowledge the compact OF San Nicholas
The authority OF the Congress If Santa Fe II a new
Congress Is convened this province is to be represented
according TO its population. II is to be free the
comics Iteration, when formed, or remain independent
Gen, Urqulza is acknowlsdged provisional director OF
all the provinces represented in the Congress Santa Fe.
Among The besiegets general amnesty is agreed
upon The military officers to retain the rank they hold
ia The army at the lime TO which this treaty dates back
the soldiers to deposit their arms with the government
and retire to their homes the YES 'es OF and other
property that have been taken from this government TO
be gwen up. Col Sagos The rebel chef it is said
ceves the military command OF portion OF the country
districts the army to he reduced TO mere peace pro.
VISION and tbls government TO pay all the expenses OF
the civil war. which say will not be less than
hundred millions"
Senior Ssrmnento, one OF the lIberators OF Buenos
Ayres, gives the following account OF the population
there
An original state OF things exists in Buenos Ayres
The natives are hundred, the foreigners a thousand
The pessanty Basque and with the Italians and Span
ards, than the creoles The latter enjoy
the privilege of being killed, condemned for years to mil
lary service without pay and driven into exile the mer
chants and citizens making money while all others are
losing H. The oreoles carried to Monievideo and the
provinces in order TO be slaughtered diminish apace,
whilst The foreigners, by immigration and the certainty
OF employment, increase from day 10 day What must
be the result !"
The English war steamer Vixen sails March nth for
the Parana, where Gen. Urquiza is, with the treaty.