The Sun.
London, England, 1855-05-14 00:00:00

BUENOS AYRES.

From a monthly retrospect published iu the
British Packet, Buenos Ayres, under date March
31, we learn :

"During March no failures of any consequence have
taken place ; still outstandings are got in very slowly,
and confidence and credit in pretty much the same state
of abeyance.
"T' All the provinces are tranquil internally, and. with
each other ; and at present there is no prospect, in fact
haraly a possibility of a new rupture with this state.
"The first announcement of peace, after the battle of
Caseros, was the signal for an influx of manufactured
goods, disproportionate to their means, if not to their
wishes and necessities.
" We suspect it will be found, on inquiry, that all the
interior provinces, not to speak of the recognised ports
and custom-houses, are saturated with foreign goods.
"In articles of daily consumption, the aspect of the
wholesale market has undergone no essential change
since our last.

" In export produce the stock on hand is very limited.
"So far as the political aspect of the State is concerned,
there is every prospect of peace and tranquillity. A dear-
bought experience has shown the folly of the revolu-
tionary mania ; and public attention bas fortunately been
directed to enterprises of a more congenial and profitable
character."

ADDITIONAL POSTAL ACCOMMODATION
TO AUSTRALIA.

Consequent on the disarrangement caused by so great
ships having
a number of our first-elass steam and sailing
been taken up by Government as transports,
convenience has been occasioned m respect to the postal
in.
peosa
communication between Great Britain and her colonialtl
possessions. Probably in none has the disadvantage so
arising been more decidedly felt than in the conveyance
of mails to and from our important colonial settlements
in Australia. To obviate the difficulties thus created,
the Right Hon. Viscount Canning, the Postmaster-
General, ever watchful of the public interests, and
made aware of the great capabilities of the Liver-
pool Australian fleet, sometime ago entered into
arrangements with Messre. James Baines and Co.,
of Liverpool, by which the despatch of a mail for
Melbourne, by one of that company's ships, on
the sth of each month, was secured. In addi-
la c,tion to that arrangement, however, the noble lord
eltabz,al the head of the Post-office department has just corn-
_
fiete,feled another contract for the conveyance of a mail
---,'-`r- ..'ln, ways, between Liverpool and Melbourne, by the
(~ ~,;..aßkendid Clipper ships belonging to Messrs. Pilkington
-,Ja: Ziaonutl
.Wilson a celebrated White Star line. The ships be
In tgii":‘...to this line have long maintained a first place
erg active
been carrie competition for superiority which has
qualities ofdeiasnaelZith reference to the superior sailing
tarnadd eivailnsclonfobrativeveral
employed in the Australian passenger
months past Pilkington
public supporthave months
y important one
to . Messrs. .
the 11.0:11 their previous claims upon
be despatch of theirsh. of
Tthhe 20th of
and regularity in th -
each month ihas
kbeautiful she'
punctua,lty
which one of theireecnaiZined on by them as dsa yo n
pp.er%colaf.tion of this pyunctu
nil from Liverpool Mr -ii-Hie and
been best-
been regularly kept. The apnunle, and the dial) shallhas
ality by passengers and shi
vessels have
testified by the large and valuable car has
arrangement.
great numbers of passengers by which their and the
been filled ; and thus encouraged, these"
resolved to continue their adherence to theeeaurtleine4 have
It is matter of further gratification to know
tage has been taken of this punctuality, and or tan-
, cellent sailing qualities of the ships belonging to ;,,
~.: White Star line, to despatch a mail by them on the oiea,
of each mouth. By this arrangement we will now haeb
a fortnightly mail despatch for Australia from Liv,-r-
-. ..
• t°ol, viz , one on the sth of each month by the Black
,EWSVikeacH"-ine, and one on the 20th, commencing on the 20th
214-une next, by the White Star line ; the first mail
.A,", ._:7-f
--q ._ - ' 'for •th
.4 'Messrs. Pilkington and Wilson being fixed
et, •la i n e• day by the Ben Nevis, which has been the
,-.114,46.,
~..
~.c. p.o etr3.lp offrom
, ~ keibeurne
of their line. The days for departure m
settlement 4`-ti A 4;
,a ,r-,,. 4*---.: but they will be
Is.
eaoreturn mails have not yet been fixed,
___sv- C. important settle as to afford-the
by the authorities of that
—7-7-r---;:-_1 amount of cionveni
ce to the iatereste of the mothger
• _ - also condu 44, eT'ca to the colonists, while it must
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