The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15
Affairs in South America

sHE QUARREL BETWEEN THE ARGENTINE CoNFEDE-
RATION AND BUENos AyREs-BAsEs OF THE AR
RAEGEMENT PROPOSED BY Mr.. YANCEY, THE AME-
RCAN MINISTER, ETC.
We have files from Buenos Ayres, dated August 81.
Later advces had been received but the papers
hand contain the copy Of the peace arrangement
BueDos Ayres and the Argentine Confederation proposed
BY The United States Minister. II reads thus
l. Each Of the contracting parties shall recognize the
national integrity the base or all arrangement the
dennive unity Of the fourteen provinces under
one federal government
2. Since the present federal constitution may not be
altered corrected before the Of ten years. the LIST
q May lS63 the forthcoming election for the Presidency
shall take place in conformity with its stipulatons dd hoe
until the CONCLUSION Of the Deliberations OF
constituent Congress Of the Argentine people, at
which she shall be ed 70 assist in the work Of
AAernE amending and swearing federal constitution for
the common government Of the confederation.
The present dIrential duty laws Of the Conedera-
uon sha be abolished and others Of the kind shall in
future be established
s. The decree of the Argentine Confederation Of 10th
April 1862 against Buenos Ayres, also all other laws
on boih sides incompatible with political brotherhood,
shall be abonshed by the respective governments.
8. The good faith Of both governments shall be dc.
clared the most solemn manner before the civilized
world to oppose each other IN future In any way.
The principle Of extrahiton by each government at
The Of the other shall bs declared for all classes
q offences against a~ and order
9. There shall be confscaton Of property for past
political offences entire amnesty shall be conceded
10 those bsnished srce llth Of September 1852 each
government binding itself 10 this arrangement
O. natural consequences OF the base of this agree
meut, Buenos Ayres shall have no diplomatic reli.
tons til foreign nations. Her consular system shall
cease being Incorporated into the Confederation.
10 And since on these bases practical brotherhood
commences the government Of Buenos Ayres shall
trioute just proportion TO the charges q the o1nisdsa
BuKyoe AYREs, August 9, 1859
from the Buenos Ayres Times, August 27.l
The past month has not been fertile in events OF great
magnitude except the uDfortonate conclusion Of the
peace negotiations initiated by the American Miuser.
appears from the Official correspondence OF this negota
tcwhich the Buenos Ayres government has very pro-
perly published-,hat when Mr.. Yancey Panama
10 inquire the gsrng bad faith Of firing into the
steamer Bucnos Ayrcs at Rosario during armstce he
Informally acquainted with the fact that this govern
would treat under the bread basis Of the rerem mt
of Gen. UrQuza private life. But his return, and
after his mediation had been officially accepted IL
certaned with natural surprise that he totally
prepared touch upon the principal and only essential
point Thus two interviews terminated the sessions and
be has returned 70 thence 10 by the
The basis proposed by Bucnos Ayres, the only se-
whereby 70 guarantee the solidty Of peace,
be found faut with by any who is acquainted
with the past history Of tbesc countries The connu
the head Of the nation Of like Urquza, who
has enjoyed deepotc authority for twenty years, with
power of life and death--which power he has used in
way the simple memory OF which makes the blood
run codcan certainly be no guarantees for the proper
foundaon Of republic When after the battle Of Monte
Caseros he lent himself TO the ntrgues of his old
Gates the Rosas party, with whom alone he has been
taken place. II he is in his desires his
country, he soon make himself patriotic magnate by
remaining peace until next May-when hio cOnSttt,l-
floral Of Office expiresand then Withdrawing for.
ever into private hfe
PRESIDENT LOPEZ, OF PARAGyAY-HIs FOREIGN TO-
LICY AND OFFENCE TO ENGLAND.
From the Buen0s Ayres Times, August n
Is authoratively satef that Preside Lopez Of Pa
raguay having given up Uquiza-a touching proof Of his
ucctiOn-by refusing TO fulfil his positive promise Of
setance In person TO tho President minister during
the Amer can mission Of last February has the cool
Offer his mediation. And Brazil Is ready with her
good Offices II they should be asked for not otherwise
Meantime the monopolzing President Of Paraguay has
given his passports Her Britannia Msesty's Consul,
Mr. Henderson, who is in this city awaiting further
orders from the home government appears that Lo
pez grown bold by the immunity with which he has bull
He'd the Powers Of Brazil France and the United States,
who will not understand believe the horrd inqny Of
his government only four DAYS after the departure Of
his great and good friend the llnstrious B0wn, made
numerous arrests Of unofending persons, and among
them the son Of an Enelshman Of Montevideo, namcd
Csnsten. Mr.. Henderson demanded that he should be
judged, but failing In procuring any satisfaction by the
orders OF his government he demanded and received his
passports Meantime country has tasted for
tnan six months the barbares and snsrings Of Para
guam jail where he still We that the
peInce OF other nationa with Lopez will not be lost upon
government and that he will get his deserts at last
m the shape OF solid Don Pacinco reclamation Ia Pat