The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-31

Arrival or the Mason Barney from Buenos
The bark Mason Barney, Capt Langston, arrived 1t
this port yesterday Buenos Ayrs whence she sailed
on the 2lst Of January. ..a
Thc Buepos Ayres Packet speaks Of the arrival OF the
Esk Of the English mail packets, and i'm
portant era in the commercial dcstinies Of south Anne
rca- The Packet says s@
As regards articles Of food and material the pro-
ductve Of the confederation for hundreds Of
years to come, boundess and and the
demand for articles Of and luxury may
sye deveopcment In this mutual ada pation in this
reciprocity Of interests have the foundation and
certain guage Of commercial intercourse that defes all
calculation to its future extent and Importance The
result years exports compared with the average
the preceding decade shows ratio Of increase of very
rare 1850 less than 40 vessels of
aggregate burthen Of 3 tons despatched from
this Custom House; and OF these about oneffh Of the
whole in number and tonnage, carried the British dag
In such circumstances. we congratulate all parties con-
cerncd the introduction Of new element, directly
Gale uated facilitate and accelerate "consummation
devoutly to be wished
We find the following interesting documents in the
British Packet Of the 18th of that month -
BuESos AYREs, Dec. 10, 1850
The Minister Of Foreign Relations Of the government Of
Buenos Ayrcs encharged with those that belong to the
TO the Charge dArs Of the United States Of America
the Honorable William A. Harris
The undersigned has had the honor OF submitting to
the supreme knowledge of H. r. the Governor, General
Don Manuel de Kosas the cstinable note Of
honor of date the Goth November last whose tenor is the
following
Ills Excelency the Governor in view Of the estmablc
transcribed has ordered the undersigned to mani
fest to your Ighnes the profound pleasure wherewth
his Exceency has been informed Of the delicate sent-
and satisfaction that have been produced in your
ighness and which you state will be produced in the
mind Of your government by the public act Of that Of
this republic dccrccng the wearing of mourning by the
civil and military authorities in testimony Of its sorrows
for the death and s respect to the memory of the illus
General. and President the United
States Of North America.
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES
RIo JASERo Dec. "a. 1850.
The undersigned Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenpoentary Of the United states in the Court OF Ills
Majesty the Emperor Of Brazil has the honor of
knowledgng receipt of the note Of his Excelency Don
Felipe Aran, Minister Of Foreign Affairs Of the COVER
last transmitting iy order Of His Excclency the Govern
nor General Don Juan Manuel dc Rosas, copy OF the
note Of General Don Tomas Guido Of the 10Th Of said
month in which General Guido narratcs the substance Of
a conversation which took place between him and the
undersigned respecting the motive Of his departure from
this courts
The undersigned is happy to learn that Governor
Ros correctly appreciates the motives that induced the
undersigned to offer 10 General Guido and to his govern
mcnt his friendly assistance for the settlement of any
dcuy that might have urged him 10 ask his passports,
and retire from post which he had discharged with
credit for many years.
Ignorant he Of the true causes OF the difficulty
between the two governments. the undersigned hoped
that the matter might have been arranged in
honorable for both and under this hope presented him.
self to General Guido and offered him, and through him
his government. his friendly assistance.
The peace and prosperity of bath governments were
equally dear to the government which the undersigned
has the honor represent. and If he could have
trbuted re-estabish harmony and friendly sentiments
between them, lac would not only have discharged an
agreeable duty for himself but at the same time would
have rendered essential service to his government
Apart from the grave and important political consider
ations that arise from the departure Of General
Guido the loss Of his society and services to the dplo
IDENTIFY was would Of itself have induced the under
signed TO offer him all the assistance III his power TO
the necessity Of his departure.
The prompt faithful and efficient manner in which he
discharged all his official obligations demanded the pro-
found respect Of his brethren, whilst his kindness and
gcntl,many department in the social circle won our ad
have the honor to be,
Your Excellency very obedient servant,
THE MARKET.
BurSos Aynrs. January H. lS5l-We notice the follow
Ing wholesale transactions since our last reportsardi-
MAN brig Re David 90 pipes aud 40 half pipes red wine
$40; 20 casks olive oil SEQ. arr Is casks vinegar,
$3.50 per pipe; 20 boxes white Havana sugar S35,
200 boxes yermicolla. $40 per box; leo bales wrap
ping paper large size Sl2; medium 81 small, So per
r.am; 20 do do white forete $50 Ercolc, and Cabao
Marine from Genoa $50 pipes red wine $40; 100 casks
olive oil $50: 200 bales white horcte paper s2O 900
reams wrapping paper large size So; small So; lo6 bar
rcls refined sugar SIS, arr: l32 boxes vermicef,
$40; 200 boxes olive oil $40; - bags cumrnn seed So
arr; % do. bird seed, SIS do 10 bundles stock
fish s5 do. OF the brig san Pho from Rio 200 bags cof
from Havana, go boxes white sugar first and second
class $50 arr 80 bags coffee $50 per a.: 10000 Ia-
regalia $3.50 per nil Palaere Dcseada FROM
Havana, Us boxes white sugar, $50, OF the brig
Norden 400 boxes Goldfish sloj per a. Partial sales ~
pipes and 100 half cete wine. 5000; 100 half pipes
Bordeaux wine. and Is quarter casks white do $500
each; ~ boxes sardnes, in oil lin half tin cascs S13
Per whole 30 bag coffee $40 per d. " boxes white
Havana sugar, s3Gl several lots parragua ycrba 81
S2 and the beet marks s24 arr Rio tobacco from $40
500 and santo. s55 sto - hoghcad Baltic spirits
"A To IS deg $3.50 Us gallons OF the Bella Union, 1i9
barrels Santos sugar white So, aud brown So by
auction parcels Of various cargocs have been sold fol-
lows tsrolna rice, sl6 slI, Brazil do. inferior IS;
American refined sugar. so sgt Brazil. $3.50;
farina. 81 so; Catalan wine coo q Indian Irvine. 1jU
ql do mating 80 per yard cane for chairs. SO per ID
mandinca, 50. arr porter Bysss s45 per doz spirits,
Spanish 5000 per pipe; Hollands gin $50 per dozen;
sporting powder 50 per IL Hamburger gin So Brazil
tobaccco and sugar very abundant Of the latter
there COCO barrels in first hands Wines and olive
oil becoming none In first hands Last sales
on board. salt rls. silver hncga. In demand Iron
abundant hoop and sheet $50 per q do bar and bolt
S25 toa shnndsnt common slU9, smiths common SIS "A
$50; do good scarce, $50 sl35 Lumber very abun-
dant. American "a RI; Swedish and Baltic. sjl Sd
silver per mil II Tag stones, s2 per yard xinc sheet,
$50 per a.; tin plate assorted shore, 12 IL pata-
cones Ter box