Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-04-21
FURTHER FROM PARAGUAY.

The nelps Of Peace Co.Grmed-IRs htermedia-
f'on Of General UrGsizG-Coadi.ioss Of Settle
nent Still Unlsnotrr.
The arrival of the steamship Apa at Rio
de Janeiro, February %, supplies the Cor
reio Aercantil, with its Montevideo cor.
rsspondsncs TO the 18th previous.
The Aps, 1t will be remembered, pro.
ceeding TO Pernambuco, furnished to YES.
sci bound to the United States, tidings al
ready received Of the pacific termination o.
Mr.. Bswlln's mission.
The correspondent Of the Rio iourns
writes, February l6:
"Asl predicted. the Paraguay question
has attained a peaceful solution. Neither
your government nor mine, nor any other,
WHO fastened to the scene of negotiation.
as meditators, and claim the credit Of thi.
result; for all the glory of the task falls te
Gen. Urquiza, five may trust his published
manifesto, and the correspondence which
has passed between him and Mr.. Bowlin
tie American Commissioner.
As told you in my last, Urquiza sci
out with his wife for Asuncion. On The
18th January he reached Humaita, and or
the 10Th was at Asuncion. Notwithstand
ing the mourning Of President Lopez for the
death Of his relative, the Bishop Of the Dio
cese, Urquiza was received with great hon
or and demonstrations Of friendship. Hi,
interviews with President Lopez were re.
peated, visiting the residence Of the latter
again and again. Some days after the Full.
orrtx,oI h,,ip, ho,rA The
Commissioner, Mr.. Bowlin, and his Score.
tary, Mr.. Samuel Ward. Immediately upon
his arrival, the Commissioner called upon
General Urquiza. On the ensuing day he
presented himself officially to Lopez, and
they exchanged addresses filled with ex.
pressions Of sympathy and good will. They
were, nevertheless, reserved on the imme'
diate question.
Urquiza wrote note to Bow!in, to which
the latter responded. Conferences were
arranged between tho three, namely, Ur.
quixa, Bowlin and Lopez, the last Of which
was held on the frs. day Of February, ter.
minating at ii A. N. They resulted in the
settlement Of the basis for pacific adjust.
msnt of the pending issues.
A"OuHuout uCitueb eut iei potcuhoiJ
nor that Of Brazil, nor indeed any other, ut.
tered wsrd. Urquiza, at A o'clock on the
afternoon of the sarse day, embarked on the
Paragusyan steamer Tacuari, and arrived
at Corrientes on the afternoon Of the I'd
There he Joined in the feast or anniversary
Of Caseros, observed with great pomp.
Reaching Psrsua, he gave 10 the national
Government an account OF his entire mis-
sion, and published the diplomatic CORES
pondence, concluding with claim to all the
glory of the affair.
What these basis Of arrangements may
be, we are not informed. The Ypirnnga,
now due and expected every moment, will
bring the letters from Parsaa. They will
throw light on the negotiation, and also upon
che views Of Urquiza, touching Buenos
Ayres and Brazil.
An intimate friend Of Gen, Urquiza
writes from Rosario, that Lopez was SO
grateful for the solution Of the American
difficulty that he had offered the Argentine
President all his resources in aid Of cam
paign against Buenos Ayres.
The Brazilian Envoy, Senior Joaquin
Thomas de Amaral, arrived at Asuncion,
January 10th, and presented his credsn-
tials on the 18th, when speeches were ex-
changed, at once short and significant.
On the 23d Of January, M. de Becourt,
the French Minister, also reached the Par
sguuyan Capital"