The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-14

INTERESTING PROM BrrSos AyRrs-By the arrival Of
the bark Dragon Boston have received files Of
the British Packet to the 18th Of March Under the heal
Of Resignation Of Gen Rosas the Packet publishes
tracts from the official correspondence addressed the
general government from many of the interior provinces
II the confederation all agreeing in the patriotism and
ability Of Rosa and the utter ruin that would bfa the
confederation should he persist in retiring from the Pre-
sidcncy The following extract from the address
mted from Catamarca gives good idea OF the tenor VI
he whole Il thtm:-
Only General Rosas. and but General Rosas
could wipe on the horrid crimes the ruin the oppro-
brium and the confusio n-hated fipring Of the
cous. alarming covered beloved coun-
try with mourning and involved In bitter lame
ton: his immense power and his invncible hand
stored serenity to our horizon lie l. the that gives
light and existence TO the republic the star that iniu
it, present; and it, future destnies the genius that
guides her steps to the ntng height Of her
disemsnt and prosperty-he Il our tutsar angel o"
The paper PUBLISHES a retrospect Of the CONNER
cial affairs Il the province. The import market
gu,ted and only limited number Of articles could be-
disposed o. and they brought barely remuneratns prices
OF experts IL says
to be- very unprcpous to the operation Of export
market. The supply a cattle brought forward was
taow have been in steady and brisk demand both for
British aud continental markets: and our shipments to
III. ntei States much larger than formerly.
During the two first months II the year exported
than half million and COW hides, despite the
hue and cry II scarcity. We have had scarcity II
shipping snd vet fr-ights have advanced considerably
and remain trn land buoyant-a conclusive proof that
there l. not absolute scarcity Of proiacr.
Practical business men are not likely to freight or charter
vessels ut high rates unless they know % certainty that
their carro.s forthcoming
Wool. l. In good demand aud command. hiyh rates.
The r.ater Of the present clip II this province m
ALREADY b. despatched and more could be Disposed 81
advantageous terms. Tie rsnitaDces from Cordoya
limited and might meet ready maj ket at about II
81 rails the arroba."
The Packet rubli,hcs note addressed 10 the Minister
81 Foreign Ahsrs Brazil by Mr. Hudson the British
Charge dAfares accusing the Brazilian government II
not carrying out their agreements In reference 70 the
Suppression 81 the slave trade The document asserts
that seven vessels already prepared ~ Bahia only await
the Withdrawal - Her Macstys vessels stationed there
10 et of their Illicit voyages: and that more than
51t0 African slaves had been introduced into the
pire within the previous six months The Pocket In
commenting upon Thu says that the Argentine confele
ration and the oriental republic has reserved the signal
honor Il leading the In this cruade u huma atty
that In Difference t. the claims a good neghbor
hood without any principle ~ reciprocity any natu
raj positive obligation whatever runaway slaves have
hitherto been given up to the Brizan authorities but
Of national justice and dignity calls upon the
confedera In declare hcncsf1rth it, territory sacred
asylum TOR tile fugitive slaves II the empire.
The remainder Of the news published yesterday
morning. under the Geographic head.