The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-14

acceptance Inhuepced however soleIy ~ patriotic
motives and s,oosoess that It presented feid OF
usefulness his country and ooGntry he hay cheer
fully made tbs sacrhcs OF many personal iuerssts aud
responded to The wishes Of the American citizens
siding here.
wish could give you soma information relstive to
the raising the blockade but there symptoms by
which sven q Yankee could guess at 1t fh' emoTgn
the port Is ius c~nt, both The Eoeish aud
French allowing such vess,s to pass they think pro-
per- particularly II there Ia likely to prove any advantage
to Monsvd.o by the priv Tho Qusstiou ~ ssk. d
= Thousand and q thousand times. how long will tbs
United States suffer important part OF
their thu, broken up, without any sd-
vspfsgs 70 the h'ockadrg powers and without even
rational motive for it's coutinuapcs blockade partial
In it's operation, and contrary to the ,prt Of
tons, law and VII Oh. while " hnrrsssrs the com
81 other nations proves ben.hs TO the bsisR~rs!
hope the glory which has been acquired IN N-xico viii
not go far d. zzls the vision OF the csbue at Wasb'rg
to prevent the national telescope taking wider
range south ward, and embracing within ssop- tho
of our merchants ia this section Of the world
Dc % 1871 This Is ina last day allowed ny the
government for aud exp Ration ot produce
further extension has been applied for by the
chants hut " 'Sxremsly dou tful lit Will bs granted
neral Uiqnz. commanding the Federal army In
Eprerios Penetrated into Cor-utes and aef,at-d Gen
Lopez (at,as Mascarrlsl aud the Governor
killing 700 1900 prisoners and all the arti lsr. park
were taken. Even the coaches OF the generals we're
taken, aod valuable correspondence fonnd In than IL
10 generally considered death blow TO the UUiarfsn
party.
BUENos ArRss, Jan 8. 1913.
This pert ia now entirely closed Some two months
ago. Governor Rosas issued saying that all
sells leaving here after certain time would be required
to give bonds not to 60 to Montev dso, and that
should enter here from there The time ext lded
Ia compliance with petition Of merchants to the LIST
inst 1t is In force and the French enforce their
blockade prevent vessels from (Which have
paid duties in Montsvdec) from entering Thus, all
trade Is cut Off but there still vessels at En-
sensdo port 80 miles below, taking in cargo. We
not tell what day hour tho French will send vesrei
to blockade that port also. IL is very expensive
and somewhat dangerous, sending produce from here
there Prices will not justify the he ard Of running tue
blockade, even by those who have capital
No kind OF regular business bs done here with the
United Satesun matters arranged with the French
or until they driven out Of tho river. consider
their present acts as piratical.
vessel FROM the United States, with lumber,
fire into by ii turued back night before lsss
Produce has declined but little the l,s inst Hair
IS worth about IL cents and hides from An to cents
The Herald states that the consul Buenos
was from Alabama Why, that gentleman (Sanford) de-
clned long ago, and MIR George |. Fairfield has baen
appointed Mr. Fairfield 10 brother Of the Senator Of
that name from Maine. He has lived here some l6 or
iesgues from Busnos Ayres where he lives He is
in the city for medical sid '
Fairfield was actively engaged hero in ssttling the
Thoruaike estate.
MIR +. you aware superseded NJ. Graham
who was appointed to this posi- thYes years sgo
His commission sent to tlig goverpm about the
middle of December LAST bat yet the Buenos Ayrss
government have not given him exequator, eud
1quently Mr. Graham has Btn charge Of the United
States consulate Tbs government here dislike the ep
pontment for various reasons; one, his having an
consul is considered by the Gavuchas u very great
personags, aud might give trouble take airs upon
himself aud get the government into trouble
Our charge Mr. Harris, Is well, and you will see by
the papers has dons hicose much credi. by his course
In relation to the English and French inter
AMERICANA.