The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29

fFrOm the B)ston Advertiser, April y
fnd in Busnos Ayres papers Of the month Of Febru
ary various accounts Of attempts negotiation between
Tho suthoiss At Busnos Ayss and the Congress Of the
had d not only TO the date Of these papers, bat to
ths date a atsst advess from Busnos Ayres which
ri .srs q nsdaos h.S been made from the nsshSor
ing States Of which II speaks lightly and it announces
the arrival Of commission Of Ave persons from the Con-
grese to negotiate for peace, whose names are given
The frosso says thai this commission is composed Of
members Of the Congress which passed the aw Of
cvl var in the province 1t inquiries sufficient impair
TALLY can be expected from these members for delicate
other powers Buenos Ayres seeks only her liberty and
general security ard oblivion of her past errors.
The following ia the law above referred to-
The General Constituent Congress Of the Argentine
Confederation has accorded and decrses:-
Art lsThe Provisional Director Of the Confederation
authorized TO employ all the his prudence and
exalted patriotism may suggest to put end to the
civil In the Province of Busno Ayres and TO obtain
its free assent to the national compact of the 3lst May
1852
Art 2d-The realization ef the dispositions of the pre-
cedng article with the breyty and demanded by
the present situation Ayres ommended
Art 3d-Iet it be communicated to the PROVISIONAL
Director with the note accorded
PEDRO FERRE Second Vice President
vnuADA, Deputy Secretary
mept Of sone length addressed to Gen Urquiza, the
Provisional Director. II exh,rts him to undertake the
task Of psccation and expresses entire IN
IN 6ns YOUR Eceency has shown that you re .pected
the viii Of that community and that VIII you might you
did choose offer violence declaring at the head of
army that you abandoned the Province Of Bue
nos Ayres to its fate Endowed with such antece
whom better than the person Of your Exceency
could the Congress confde the mission Of putting
end to the caamies Of sister portion OF the ,bs but
unfortunate Argentine fanilyS To whom If not him.
who to the prestige OF his name adds the of the
nations
Yonr Excsency who rescued the republic from IN in
suppotabie tyranny VIII not hesitate TO deliver II from
the ess fatal calamity Of intestine dssenson The star Of
Excoency Is fortunate and brilliant not guide
you once more when you direct anew your sane nten
tions towards the now beseged city.
There most ceent sir in the very streets which,
the 10th OF February last your RSceency populous
and full Of there is only TO be citizens torn
their pacific occupations devote them selves
ps against their will to those OF the soldier The mill
tary hospitals occupy the place Of the manufactures
Hunger is suffered by the rich as we'll as BY the INDECENT
and the CITY TO which your Fceancy restored tie eov
ment Of property and peace with the world has fallen
anew under the baroarous law OF coniscation and the
OF the foreigner the only guarantee for families
and for their property
In the rural districts all enterprises suspended the
Aocks without herds and the abundant crops OF this
year. instead Of riches for the husband man. him
with frustrated hopes and useless expenses One of the
Apparatus of 0O0 savage called to the Christian camp
by the Indictment of plumber and booty thus awakening
in ell the tribes Of the desert the instructive thirst of vio
ience which characteristics barbarians
Before this picture, presented in faint coors Ex
ceency will doubtless participate in the regrets enter tain
ed BY the Congress which would not hesitate
in sacrificing itself to the sister province restored to
the blessings Of tranquility and peace This the first
necesstv Of he epubDc the first necessity of Buenos
Ayre because the absence Of peace decorum is at
eud -ty renders all fruitless, and the communities
$ a spectacle OF scandal a nd lumiliatng
a- son f foreigners
hs Congress wishes your Excellency the greatest
the you may deign to employ for the At
aInmen Of these objects for which you authorized
by the present law. and offers your Excelency its
operation within the sphere of its attributes, and with
the purest intentions.
God preserve your Excellency many years.
pKe29 FERRE, Second Vice Pre- ,ident.
CIsNESTg vHlApA Deputy Secretary.
From the Boston Traveller
A in scitv dat ed Marc
IL r says that news had just been received there
10 the effect that the civil had been brought to
close by treaty Of peace between the beigerent rites
Az pleyious accounts advised the appointment OF
missioner to make pesce the news is generally credited
by those engaged in the trade In this city.