The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-19

Affairs in the Argentine Comfbdera tion.
MOVEMENTS OF URQUizA-wAR m THE ASCENDANT
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST BUKNOs AYREs-AD-
vANCES OF ARGENTINE TROOPS-RAIDs UPON CAT
TLE-NEARLY SEA FIGHr-RDIArION OF FRANCE,
ENGLAND, BRAZIL AND PARAGUAY-INTERvIEw
BETWEEN MR.. YANCEY AND URQUIzA-LOPEz's SON
PEACE COMMISSIONER, ETC., ETC.
We have received full file Of the Confederation Of
Rosario, with dates to the 10th of September, from
which we compile the following items Of news
The Confederation of the 18th September states that
Urquza was continuing to advance and that he every
DAY receiving contngents OF men materials of
Inc same paper Of the 18th September says that tho
must not listen TO any propositions for peace
until they are secure for the futureun the germ o
voluons Is uprooted and the empire placed condi-
ton to insure lasting peace. The wars OF this century,
says the Confederation, are no longer lengthy ones
Three months suced in Europe TO transport $50 900
from France to the Italian frontiers fight three
able battles and TO In six months the coos
sal enterprise OF the Crimea was terminated. Two
months win suffice for Gen. Urquiza 10 pass from Entire
Manuel Rosas TO the ground Gen Urouza should say,
Ike Napoleon the Great 1--WE are going to gain battles
well ell treat raa By and bye" :,
The buenos Ayres vessels with ccwardce In firing upon
group Of women and children ON tho seashore This
ploM was Witnessed ny the crew u the United States
vesseofwar cambridge, and by great number Of other
persons all of whom united in denouncng the atrocty
Advanced pastGs Of the confedcrated army had made
several i0rays on he enemy's territory carrying OIL
horses and cattle, and doing just as they pleased An
officer named lprda writes that he had seized and sent
Oh luut ne expected send 50
ing tnat ne would not be surprised his should enter
the enemy's camp aud carry OFF some Of them.
The government Of the Argentine Confederation has ad-
dressed lengthy statement of its reasons for making
war against Bucnos Ayres to the several
OF foreign Powers In this document, high compliment
Is pad 70 Mr. ianceys disinteresed exerions in media
ting Tor peaceful solution OF the question.
On the morning of the 26th at break OF day informa
ton was received at Rosario that three of the
enemy We're coming up the river. Instantly the alarm
was gwen and great excitement prevailed The steam
ers soon came in sight, but did not inclined to ap
proacn too near The Argentine steamer Nueve de Julio
instantly got up steam and went in pursuit. but
as she got In sight of the three steamers they hauled in
their anchors, clapped up steam and ran like fishes
through the water The next day at eleven O'clock the
enemys steamers ran up to Puerto de las Pedras and
landed party osxty armed to the teeth and after
marching through the place concluded by carrying OIL a
flag staff.
1t was reported high authority that pacific media
ton had been agreed upon by France England and Bra
Z TO be offered to the Confederation and BuenoS Ayres
II was also said that the President of Paraguay was about
to make new offer of bis mediation This regarded
as worse than farce.
Mr. Yancey waited the President Of the Confedera-
on on the 23d Of SEPTEMBER to bid him adieu before
leaving Parana. The American Minister was accompa-
MED by the United States Consus at Buenos Ayres and
Rosario and by otker distinguished persons Cordial and
friendly speeches were delivered by Mr.. Yancey and
Urquiza.
Three several rrupons of Indians had been made on
buenos Ayres terriory-one by Programme, another in
the centre, and the last by Patagones The Indians
tackled these places without resistance and took all the
horses and cattle they could find
later paper says that Paraguay is really about to
offer her mediation between the contendng States and
that the commissioner to be appointed will be Gen Don
Francisco Soano Lopez of the President of Paraguay
MIR. Yancey had addressed lengthy communication to
Don usto Jose De Urquza the President of the Argentine
Confederation giving account of the origin progress
and results of his pacific mediation between Buenos Ayros
and the Confederation He does speak very fvoraby
Of the treatment he received from the first named He
returns his thanks to the officers of the British ships OF
war at Rosario for the courtesy and kindness invariably
evinced towards h All the facts of this unsuccessful
mediation are already known to our readers.
Neither Buenos Ayres the Confederation appeared
very anxious to have peaceful settlement Of their dis
pute There the same spirit of hostility TO be OBJ
served everywhere on both Sides