New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-24
SOUTH AMERICA.

RIO JANEIRO AND THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC
FREE NAVIGATION OF THE RIVER DE Ia PLATA AND
ITS TRIBUTARIES SECURED TO THE UNITED STATES
Bythe arrival this port of the clipper ship Union Capt
Benz Buxton we have files Of the formal do COMMERCE.
and letters to the nth October and from Buenos Ayres aud
Montevideo to the I'd and 4th of that month.
The Hon Robert c. Schenck, late American Minister
Plenipotentiary to Brazil came home in the Union The
many rotical and personal friends of Mr. viii be pleased
to hear Of his return safely and in good health to his native
land We learn that Mr. s will proceed to Washington in
few DAYS to make report and explanations to the Pres
dent and Secretary OF State in relation to the important
treaties he has assisted to conclude with the Argentine Con
federation, securing perpeuay the free navigation OF the
River dc Ia Plata and its great tributaries
The Jornal do Commerce. of the 18th Oct contains an
official account OF the ceremonies the Imperial Palace Of
San Cristovao ON the occasion Of our late Minister Mr.
Schenck taking leave of the Court and the presentation Of
Mr. Trousdale the Minister of the United States which
took place Oct. 8.
The Emperors replies to the two gentlemen are of very
Imperial brevity
To Mr. sebenck he said 81 affords great pleasure
ito express to you the high appreciation which have
always entertained Of the manner in which you have
borne Yourself during your mission, and in answer to
Mr. Trousdale his Majesty said;
Il thank much my good friend the President OF the
United States for this proof Of his friendship and
hope Mr. Trousdae that your mission will contribute
much as that of your predecessor has done to strengthen
and the relations of good understanding which
happily exist between our two countries"
Senior Seal the Brazilian Charge dAfares to Paraguay
lad arrived at Rio on the 18th Oct having been ordered
off by the President of Paraguay account of alleged in
suting remarks made by him about that unctiOnary.
1t was not known what the Brazilian GOVERNING mt
would take in reference to this quarrel.
From the Argentine Confederation we learn that the
Constituent Congress of the other thirteen provinces lex
elusive of Buenos Ayres which st stands cut a.one
s.l in session at Santa F6
They had refused accept the resignation of Gen Ur
quza as Provisional Director The election for President
ard Vice President under the constitution was ap
pointed 10 take place the s0lh Of this month IL was
said Urquiza would undoubtedly be elected President and
probably eiihw Seoor Camille or Senor Zavaria Vice
President
Sefor Canin OF tho renlpoien,lares appointed
by urquea 10 conclude the tvaes for the Fe Navigation
81 tho Rivers end Za,ara Is the President OF the Con
stllasn. Cengrss.
The Censtesa Of she thhteew frevn,es had unanimous
~ appre,ed she treaties with tho leael States aale by
tfquisa
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