Affairs OF Buenos Ayres.
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New YORK 9Th December, ls46.
In your paper OF this morning. under the head Of "Bue
nos Ayres- European Intervention in South America
find the following paragraph =" We understand for
the first time that the Argentine despatched
agent the United States in the person Of Amory Ed
wards, Esq, highly respectable man and citizen of
the United States to government to solicit the aid
and support Of the United States in their resisting the
improper demands Of the French and Engish-bu that
Mr. Polk declined acting in the matter thinking that the
United States had no business to interfere"


Your paper is so widely distributed, not only among
the American public but in other parts of the world that
erroneous statements which naturally without your
knowledge might sometimes lind themselves in the He
RAID and by their wide circulation might do injury have
need TO be, possible corrected Permit me,
therefore request you correct the aoregoing
graph which totally and completely incorrect from
the beginning the end Permit also to state that
Mr. Amory Edwards, the gentleman spoken of in that
paragraph formerly the United States Consul at
Buenos Ayres-another has been appointed by the Anne
rican government in his place. Mr. Edwards has not
and has had any commission from the Argentine 60
yernment solicit the aid and support Of the United
States sc. sc. Mr. Edwards has neither commission
appointment the Argentine government Please in


Sir, your most ubedent servt,


CARLOS DE ALvEARY,


Argentine Minister to the United States.
To JAMES GORDON BENSErr, Esq.


Proprietor of the New York Herald