Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-23
BUENOS AYRES.

more american have received several number
of the Gaceta MercantiI Of Bsenos Ayrrs, tn
latest Of which is the 4,h Of August, From
the paper of the last date, they translate hit
proclamation Of Governor Lavalle. Its eenor
is more favorable to tranquility than the YER
bal accounts, and presents hope that orde
and quietness may yet be preserved. The ed
itors are also indebted to the kindness of com
mercial friends for the annexed extracts of let,
tiers, furnishing the latest political and com
mercial intelligence. The Postscript, dated OF
the afternoon of the 5th Of August, is the very
latest account, and in this it is said " thai al
differences are settled" The letter itself i,
from Il most intelligent source
BuENos AYREs, Aug. 3. 1929.
The moment of he departure of tie Two
Marys for Baltimore leaves US in state Of anx
ious suspense. The elections which were hello
on the 26:h ult. by agreement between the BEL
lige,ent parties under the command of La,allt
and Rusas, il is said have not been acceded Ic
by the latter, and from appearances, hostile
movements are again expected tits general.
ly believed however, that The outside or FEEDER
al party, will succeed without much difficulty
in which event tranquility will be main aimed.
In consequence of the late revolutionary
movements, and The almost universal want Of
confidence, the currency Of the count has ex
perienced further depreciation, and doubl"on'
are now at gas 81 Exchange on London, 81
81 per dollar, and produce nearly in proper.
ton.
Under existing circumstances we can only
recommend -four; Lnbeached domrstcs 3Oa31
inch; rice in half lierces, anG American gin IT
50 gal. Casks, as cargo. These articles mus
always do well, Notwithstanding he political
state Of affairs-the former espec ially-as we
must depend entirely upon foreign supplies
for eighteen months to c"m"; nat plough
having been put into the ground during the
time for seeding.
For two months past ne have had bn' few
arrivals from The United Sra;es, h. last oil
which are the scbr. Two Marvs and the ship
Tusc aloosa, with -four firm Baltimore, which
has been placed a S72 70 per barrel ln
making shipments OF hour This way regard
should be had 20 the quanti'y already seat for
ward, and the price in Europe, as well as 10
the consumption f The article in tins place,
which in the actual state Of things may be es-
,Imltsd al 10000 barrels year
up s. august 4 To-day he Governor has
issued proclamation In which h. saws, that
he obs o. les To the re union 1t The Legislature
are not Ut a serious cas,, and viii sooh he ar
ranged; al The m time he declares that III, re
will be 10 further civil war. THIS has tran
q ,iI,zed he peoples minds, and on The whole
things wear move IA, orabe aspect, Flour
S72 a73. duly IS 8 per barrel; 80 inch do
me stl, ;, 81 rs. duly. Is per cent; Civ, go de-
gree } $3.50 duty 80 pc cent; Rice 81 % b:
duty IN PEE cent. Hides, OK and COW 24a "a
IS ~ s. ,bs. Ho &c Hides, none on sale; Nu-
tria SKINS gil 10 +"
"August So p. M.-It is confidently said
that all dlfft rences are sr''led
Commercial Regulations at Montevideo.
The editors OF the American have received
the following letters by The Mex,can:-
MoNrIvIDEo. July s. 1929.
herewith enclose, for public alton in The A
merican, a copy of the Tariff enacted by the
Assembly of this state, in lieu Of the Temporal
nv duty of Is per cent, on all articles, hereto
fore paid since the installation of the present
Government"
"MoNrEvIDEo, July oh, 1929.
On tie Sd lust. had the pleasure OF enc'os'
ing 10 you copy Of the " Lev de Aduans" OF
Custom House law. recently Uassrd ny the Ge
neral Assembly Of !his Stare, establishing new
duties of importation and expectation, nd al
hitting goods to be landed at this por, only, M
deposite, subject TO an inconsid"rable duty OF
rails per package; and in consequence OF the
detention of the Mexican, l am enabled TO for
ward paper containing law regulating 'h'
impus,s on tonnage, BY which (ariiele y you
will perceive, vessels are allow 10 remain II
por: six days without being subject to tonnage
duty, aud those which exceed that lime, only
pay one third duty, provided they do not re
ceive or discharge cargo This prt now al
fords facilities Of which, no doubt. many trad.
ing to this coast will await hems'iv I"e
export duty on silver, is tour per cen', irs'eat
of one fourth, as incorrectly printed In The copy
sent YOU
STATE OF MONTEytDE0
DurIIs TO BIZ PAID TIE Custom House..
EnIEr