Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
Tho Peace New from Paraguay Report Oh
preSident UruuiZa.

Nv the British brig Ann Mexican, at New lork,
m =, ia ,n,ysnr ths settlement of the difficulties
hetween the United States and iar quay oon
Urouiza, Of the Argentine ConleteFa'lon' u'L t
his .frinndlv Offices, - by permission OIL no.n ,
Commissioner Bvwlin and Lopez, tle laU'o: : nav
ing lett Paraguay and met MN a' & :, ,.,I;,h
Iis has made II report Of his ''oihces' W"'on'
Ln,cnvcr does not rive the particulars OF ING SGT
tInnnnt The New York Herald, says
Wien President Lopez learned the formidable
,,ar,nt,r n( the exucdition sent against MIN he
hecame alarmed, and sent urgent solicitations 10
~, moi ,hb,rinr Powers to Intervene in his be-
Ihmlr. In consequence Of tnis step on lils pal, T.
! both Brazil and Montev!deo determined TO on5r
thoir mediation. This WAS declined by the tom-
missioner. under his instructions from the fFesl-
dent, and the resul was that all the neignOorinS
,,ysrnneuts sent re representatives. to diplohiatic
2nrcres, that was to be held somewhere on the
IL,nEs of the Paraguay Brazil, Monteviuro anu
thn ARGENTINE confederation co We're represented
and thn French ,Iinister to the Riverlnc states
also proceeded to the scene. BESIDES tlls' up
made an Arrangement with lresiaen' Cifu'"'
come dow and meet him at CorrlehtGS' III wy 81
gentine Confederation, ana NEE, VIC ''. r
| ~ ,,rodnre Shubrlck were too rapid Tor them'
and he had rot beyond Corrientes when lie met u.
| DO ra,,uov.n Commissioners, who wished MN "
retnrn and wait for Il negotiation ut that city
Whnn president Urquiza reached Corrie lteS
under his arrangement with Lopez, he iouau now
matters stood. and says in his report III ti'
cnul return the confidence OF fresiuel,V hoP'c II
n,r,rr to come into the territory OF the Con'eu'
: t; Iy nrnceedjnp at once to Paraguay. 81
h, E,llowed the Commodore, and succeeded Ill OF?
,tainino from him permission to exercise hi'
, .Irendly Offices .
Va Lyyvc received no information OF the par
Which has been ia ken by Senior Amaral, the resi-
+ dent Minister of Brazil, IN the peaceful terih'
3 nation of this question, but know that he wa
: reasived bv President Lopez with the most eA
pressiye demonstrations OF friendship 'or 'io liz
/ nnnri,l government, and that his presence wa
, ballad rs the precursor of n happy conclusion
: Neither have we any news Of the terms OF the Ut
q rounrupnt made. because the private docunei'y
q to wbicl, Gen. Urauiza refers had not been puo
n Ilished. ,,, raw
a An English letter from Buonos Ayres, say
h that that the basis OF the adjustment was al ~
v dnmnity of Sl0, 900 to the laniiy Vi 'NT tI'
4 Who WIS killed on board the water VIXEN
" Nv Lii the fort of ltapiru, and anoEhe
W e,Si 0A0 tn the company that was represente
= H.. Ir Uonkins. We do not suppose that TN
" taa,ort ie exact in view Of the terms 10 whlc
is applauded by the chief OF til
Id ar,snt;ne Confederation, and above all IRON u
If r,cP that he took part in the transaction all
J that he CLAIMS for his honor sentiments oi l'?"1
in negotiating person with the flen -,
: "f the United States Briefly, however, we ha'
the information Of the arrangement mtde pe'"ee
3 the two Powers for We have evidence oi the ia'
81 in the official communications OF the braz'iil
n Minister. who was on board the .gnnboat l,ahi
Is ,TI;c I.t AIcnteyieo before the Apa, and whici
E. nm tbe lSth. was at Santa Catharina.
80 A letter from Philadelphia says that a iet't
:; received by merchant there from ~ ternaiiIT' n;
\ confirms tie news giyea aoVve.--I'i-''H''''N N'
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