The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
Arrival of the Mason Barney from
BuenOs Ayres,


The bark Mason Barney, Capt. Langston, ar.
rived at New York, from Buepos Ayres, whence
she sailed on the 2lsl January.
The Buenos Ayres Packet speaks of the arrival
of the Esk, one of the English mail packets,
new and important era in the commercial destinies
of South America. The Packet says:
GAS regards articles of food and raw material,
the productive resources of the confederation, for
hundreds of years to come, are boundess and mex
haustible and the demand for manufactured ar-
ces of use and luxury, may be expected to keep
pace pretty closely with our progressive develop
ment. In this mutual adaptation, in this recipro-
city of interests, we have the foundation and
certain guage Of a commercial intercourse that de-
fies all calculation as to Its future extent and i'm
portance. Tie result of last years exports, com
pared with the average Of the preceding decade,
shows ratio of increase of very rare occurrence.
In 1850 no less than 440 vessels, of an aggregate
burthen of Sc 673 tons, were dispatched from this
customllouse and of these about one-tiith of the
whole in mum Der AMI tonnage, carried the British
flag. In such circumstances, we congratulate all
parties concerned, on the Introduction OF a new
element, directly calculated to facilitate and accel
crate consummation so devoutly to be wished "
We find the following interesting documents in
the British Packet Of the 18th Of that month;
We BuENos AYRRs, Dec TO- 1850.
Tine Minister Of Foreign Relations of the Government of
genuine Confederation
The undersisned has had the honor of submitting the
Juan Manuel de Rosas the esmable note Of Your Honor
Of date The 10Th November last whose tenor is the following
transcribed has ordered the undersigned to manifest to
s eSey has OF The delicate and salts
faction that have been produced in Hghnes and which
by he a psS act q that 3 Republic ing he
ing of mourning by the civil and military authorities in tes
the uroqs deceased General and President Of the
United States OF North America.
l RIO = JASrIRo Sf Dee. = i is55.
mhs % % aes IN the Coa Of I
the Emperor Of Brazil has the honor of aeknowedgng the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Of the Government Of Bnelos
Ayrss. etc, Of the 2'th October last Iapming By ore,
Rosas copy Of The note Of neral Den Tomas Guido,
Of a ad IL Se
and the Undersigned respecting the motive of his departure
The undersigned is happy learn that Governor Ross
correctly appreciates the motives that induced the under
friendly assistance Tor the settlement of any diff lnty Thai
might have pfgsd him 70 ask his passports and to retire
years. ,~
the the undersigned hoped thai the
matter might have been arranged y msnneT honorable 70
both and under this hope presented himself TO Gen Guido
and offered him. and through him. his government, hi
1 Ts ssss and props,v of both governments we
equally dear to government which the undersigned ha
opo % sn apf h eoS hsgs
he would not only have discharged an agreeable DUTY 70
! tia service to his government,
Aparl from the grave and important political cousidera
ons that mnst the departure OF General Guido tn
loss of his society and services the diplomatic body
CONT AT tho head OF win h hs evidently was would,
te have induced the undersigned 10 offer him all the
in his power to remove the necessity OF his depar
ure. - ,
The prompt faithful, and efficient manner in which
discharged all his official obgs tons demanded the protoun
respec Of his brethren whilst his kindness and gentleman
| department in the social circle admiration.
| have the honor To be- -
Il Your Exeellenoys very obedient servant,