New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-09

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From the Gaceta Nov 25
PARAGUAY AND THE UNITED STATES-Thc Govern
the United States which during the Administra
ton OF President Tyler appeared 10 be inclined TO send
Consular agent Paraguay after having been proper
~ acquainted with the political question: and having
rected the erroneous ideas they by arriving
mature examination, hi knowledge OF the real state
of have relinquished that design Those ideas
originated in the incorrect information Of American
merchants. who render themselves remarkable in the
River Plate for their want oi recttude and Deutray
In all probability unfortunately. urged By the con
duct of the U. :. Consul AT Monteydto, Mr.. HaInl
ton one OF the partners OF the commercial house OIL
Southgae g. Co. who have embarked IN enterprises oil
Illicit the prejudice Of the rights Of the Ar
2cntine Confederation compromising thereby the upfl2n
and elevated principles of the Government OF the United
States The Goverpe OF the United states nave oeeh
informed Of the political history Paraguay that that
Province forms constituent and Integral part OF te ar
genuine Confederation from the geographical post
ton occupies distance Of nearly OO Leagues IN the
interior the left bank Of the rver Paraguay aoso-
lutey impossible for the Argentine Coheccfatoh ever
renounce its perfect rights over this Province. and
much less 20 recognize egaze the separation II mas
proc aimed Illegally destroying The compact Of State
origin and foundation and the indssolubc treaty OF
tionaI ederative union concluded on the l2Lh Oct l-
The Government Of the United states are also well in
formed the subject Of the mission oil the Vi.count
dAbrantes for the purpose OF procuring Anglofre nch
intervention in the rver Plate. which that government
highly Gisspproyes. They are likewise aware Of the
noble conduct Of the Argentine government and the up
RICHNESS il has all along Observed towards Brazil es-
pecialy in the Of the insurgents OF Rio Grande du
ring the proracted period Of their rebellion which the
Argentine Government. mas only refused every :pe-
ces OF assistance TO- but openly and decidedly cobared
in all is public and private Most cs.inct and pos
tive il the condemnation Of the Government OF the
United States Of the fatal policy OF the Ministry of
Fereirs Franfa which sough, armed Intervention in
questions purely American, and eopardized the beat in
terests OF Brazil
BrESos AYREs, Dec, l3.-Douboons Spanish 1915
$3.50 each do Patriot BIS $50 do Plata u,acuquina
10. % do for Dollars Spanish % 22i each do
Patriot and Paiacones 2l -; do Six per cent Stock
IS a do per cent Exchange on England p nominal
do France, . 80 per dollar 90 Rio Janero
Pc. cent premium do Montevideo .. do do Uni
ted states IS per L. :. dollar Hides Ok Tor Eng
land and Germany Il 10 per pesada do France, 3o
10 do; do North America, Sc 90 Go; do sailed with
out price. do; do Aorse, 10 Il do each Calf Skins
81 30 per peseda sheep skins common. - - per
dozen; sheep akins tine q 30 do; Nutria SKINS 81.
q per ID; Horse hair short $50 81 per aIroha do
mixed 3 AZ do long s. 90; Wool common wash
ed, IL 20 do uestza dirty IL 80; Tallow raw II
IA co with grease. IA To- Horns mixed 100 $50 per
m do OK. 300 400 Hide cuttings ) a per 100 lbs
Ostrich feathers. black, per 10 sailed tongues
per doz- Discount II q pr The highest price
OF Douboons during tie week, $3.50; the lowest price
$40. The highest ra,e OF Exchange upon England
during the week I'D The lowest dirto 2fd No trans
ecLops.