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terfering in the matter and putting an end to hosti
litles On the FIRST of August last, the British and
French ENJOYS made certain demands OF the Argen-
tine Government Tor suspension of hosttles,
which 1t was thought proper to refuse considering
them highly offensive to the rights and dignty Of an
independent nation On those demands being re-
fused, they demanded their passports and proceeded
to Montevideo; but while negotiations were pend
ing, the British and French captured the Argentine
squadron, which was then blockading Montevldeo,
thus throwing Oft the mask which they have assumed
as medators, and after England had acknowledged
the war on the part OF the Buenos Ayrean govern,
ment against Montevideo as usiihable. General
Rosas then addressed special message to the Bue-
nos Ayrean Legislature, in relation to this iorcbe
intervention OF the French and British, which the
Legislature acted upon and the result was that the
negotiation which passed between Rosas and those
enyoys was approved Of, and vote Of thanks passed
10 Rosas.


On the 2lst of September the British and French
squadron, WIN tne intention OF compelling Rosas
and the government 10 suspend hostilitles, actually
blockaded all the ports Of Buenos Ayres-the block
ade TO take effect from the 2ith, two days after
This is the lat account that has been received
from tnat quarter. Now, the object oi the French
and English governments In these two countries, le
palpable, and cannot be disguised. The declara.
uon OF M. Guzot, assuming the principle that the
European powers should keep upa balance Of power
IN america, VIII give an insight into It. Their OBJ
ect ls to prevent the extension of the Argentine Re-
public oyer the Banda Oriental, which probably is the
aim OF Kosas, and which, if successful, would make
that republic more powerful than the Brazilian En-
pre-, the only monarchy in South America He
probably deslrous OF having that territory annexed
TO the Argentine Republic and it this that has In
stigated the English and French governments to
interfere, with their willy aftificrs.


We understand now, for the first time. that he
Argentine Government despatched an agent to the
United States, IN the psrson of Amory Edwards,
Erq, highly respectable man and q citizen OF the
United states 70 our Government 10 solicit the aid
and support Of the United States in their resisting
the improper demands Of the French and English;
but that Mr.. Polk declined acting in the matter,
thinking that the United States had no business to
interfere. t14


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