BUENOS AYRES.
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JULY ZUlf1.


The preliminary convention held between
Government Of Buenos Ayres and the Comm
sioners of his Catholic Majesty, has been dls;l1
led in the Hall of Representatives during tl'1
successive sessions. On the first day there WI
about 40 members, including Senor RivadavlA
the second 35, and the last 80, when it was
ltermined by 25 votes against S, that the goSeI


ment should be authorised to ratify it, and lO1
Igotiate the accession to the same convention
the governments of the provinces OF Rio as


Plata, and the republics Of Chill and Peru
! Extract from the Report of the Special vi


mttee on the preliminary convention.]


The committee have attended partcuiarl


the terms on which the 9th article is express


1t is eminently concilatory; for the governOs|
| of the State of Buenos Ayres. promises TO ne|
tiate for means uf plenpotentiary Of the uO'l


Provinces of Rio de Ia Plata, and in confofpl


with the law of the 18th Of June, the dehni]


treaty of peace between his Catholic Ma0
and the states of the American continent tow
the said law refers. Thus the recognition O1
dependence becomes previous condition, "


out which the performance of the thing pror'p
would be impossible. But the good intention
the present government of his Catholic hale
! leave the committee no room to doubt tha'
, negotiation will be successful; for there iO'
nately exists great sympathy and similarly
principles between America and Spain, redou. !,
in the present juncture by the war in which
: unfortunate and illustrious nation has been y
lged.