The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-27

BRAZIL, PARAGUAY, AND BUENOS AYRES.
News has been received at New York from Rio to
the lith ult containing the important intelligence
of the amcable settlement Of the difficulties between
Paraguay and Brazil By the provisions of the
treaty of peace entered into by these two countries,
the rivers OF Paraguay are thrown open to the com
merce of all nations. To Brazil alone is conceded
the privilege of allowing vessels of war to navigate
the rivers but this concession, owing to the shall
lOwness Of the streams is of little Importance.
The yellow fever prevailed with considerable vlr-
ulence at Rio, but the disease had abated somewhat
in the harbor.
The advces from Buenos Ayres and Montevideo
are to the Sd and 5th utimo.
Gen. Urquiza had addressed most cOnciliatory
note to the government of l}uenos Avres, fearing
that France was about to recognize the President OF
that Republic.
The United States Consul at Buenos Ayres had
been insulted in the streets by noisy bands of the
populace, and severe newspaper attacks were made
on the Emperor of Brazil.
The chamber of justice in MontevideO had been
dismissed.
The Quinteros prisoners had been set at liberty.
Heavy commercial failures, both in MOnteyideO
and Buenos Ayres, were spoken Of
The Montevideo markets had revived considera-
bly,, but -four was very dull and lower.
There vessels loading for the United
States.
Translated from o. Correo Hercant Rio jan, Mar. 13
Yesterday we received by the steamer Camilla,
the important of the good success of the mis-
sion of Senior Paranhos near the Government OF
Paraguay.
According to our information, all the principal
difficulties which caused the difference have been
removed. There will be longer any f0rcible prac
tices and pecuniary vexations; the navigation on
the Paraguay will be thrown open to all nations of
the world
The Plenipotentiary Commissioner for Paraguay
who, with Senior Paranhos, negotiated the treaty
brought hither by the steamer Camilla to be ratified
by the Government, the of the President of
that Republic, Senor d. Solano Lopez.
The news of the happy result obtained by the two
negotiators produced in Paraguay, as it will do
here, the highest satisfaction, and the most solemn
manifestations ofrejocing were officially exchanged
The Brazilian flag saluted on the part of the
Paraguayans by the discharge of cannon and cheer
ing, reciprocated on our side with regard to the
Paraguayan flag.
The President of Paraguay gave our Minister
splendid ball, at which all the persons of an official
character in the republic were present, from whom
Sr ParanhOs received during the whole evening
marks of the highest attention. At the extremity
of the hall there was trophy composed of the
Brazilian lag at the right of that Of Paraguay. The
ball was very animated and attended by the
best society of Assumption
Sr. ParanhOs is also to give ball, which the
President and his family will honor with their
presence.
Our plenpotentiary, after having terminated his
mission near the government OF Paraguay IN the
most satisfactory way, was to ascend the river as
far as Albuuuerdue. His cxcellency is dcsirous of
knowing by himself that and the intermediate
ports.
In the port OF ASsumpclon tnerC was q chnSdera-
be movement of Brazilian ships which came from
or are to go up to Matto Crosse.
The President publishes the following proclama-
tion giving an account of the result of the negota-
ton with Brazil:
PROCLAMATION.
The President of the Republic Of Paraguay:
/ have ratified, under the present date, the espe-
cial convention concluded in this city of Assumption
between the governments of the Republic of Para
quay and of the Empire of Brazil, through the
spective plenipotentiaries, upon the basis of the
treaty of amity, navigation and commerce of April
6, 1856, opening to the commerce Of the States bor
dering the river and of theiricndly nations, the
navigation on the Paraguay up to the Territory of
Brazil, and with respect to ships entiting those
of Paraguay and those of Brazil rcciprocally to
Joy the liberty Of transit and of passing through
their whole extent those rivers which are open to
merchant ships; three war ships, either jointly
or separately being allowed freely to ascend de
scend those rivers without any limitation as to ton
mage or artillery had been expressly stipulated
in article Is of said treaty of April g. among other
important stipuaions which will be made public in
due time.
therefore order that this happy event be made
public by proclamation and that three thousand
copies of be printed in order to be within short
time circulated through the whole republic.
CARLOS ANTONIO LOPEZ,
NICoLAz VAsoUEz
ASSUMPTION, February II, 1858, in the 46h year Of
National Independence.
Benjamin Graham coored waiter, at the Bran
dreth House, Broadway, New York was shot dead