The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-03

Snier ,J -,.i,y will he extendea over tia seyersd
| republics which have hitherto only been united in
NAME aud that the same faciIitiss and security
| Of trade and access will be extended TO all The
prominent part which General Urquza has taken
in these operations points him out n the most
| suitable head Of the Argentine Confederation,
though he is said TO have declared that he confines
his ambition to the governorship of the State of
Entrerios; but ii he should attain the higher Dig
nifty by his military success, confirmed by tho will
OF the poople, We trust he will remember that
| nothing has hitherto been wanting to insure tho
prosperity of those fertile and unbounded regions,
but freedom and peace. Military government may,
to certain extent, bo necessary TO establish the
authority of law in country whore it has hitherto
been 80 little known, but the future wolfaro of the
| Argentine Confederation depends on the progress
of its civil institutions. Those States have no
enemy to fear but themselves, and no hosities but
the excuses of their own civil dscord. The termina
ton of tho war will be followed, as soon as tho
establishment Of order is secured, by rapid imm-
grafton, especially from tho Southern parts of Flu
rope. For there Is no part of the Now World whero
the natives OF France and Italy appear to ostabsh
themselves with greater readiness; and tho present
condition of those countries, ID that naturally
| disposes largo numbers OF cnterprising and able
| minds to try their fortune in new regions. Tho
States Of the River Plate afford an outlet to nations
not favored, as we are ourselves with vast colonial
| possessions, and far from viewing the extension
of such settlements in free and independent
country, with jealousy, wo are convinced that
they can only tend to augment tho general
wealth and happiness Of mankind. and to
|
forests. The main obstacle to the progress
oliberal enterprise in these territories has boon Of
| OF late years the government OF General Rosas,
which had made itself object Of terror and dis
trust in Buenos Ayrcs, whilst it extended its raw
ages or its bondage far and wide through tho adja
cent States. That owl power is now happily over
thrown, not BY the Intervention of European forces,
| but by the independent exertiOns of tho South
| Americans themselves. Brazil has taken the load
in the war of emancipation. The Banda Oriental,
Entrerios, Corrientes, and Santa Re, have rapidly
combined their forces. Bucnos Ayres has capitu-
| lated almost without a struggle, and now league
may now be founded, based on the rights of each
| State, and on the common interests of all, with
which we hope the British government may perman-
| emily maintain the most amcabe rotations.
Egypt.
One OF the Paris journals publishes letter from
Abbas Pacha, dated Cairo, Jan %, and addressed
to Edcm pacha and Kheriddim Pacha nj Constan-
tinope, giving his for objecting to tho app
cation Of tho tanzimaat to Egypt. He says
s. ! cannot deny that the power OF lifo and death
belongs of right exclusively to his Imperial Majesty
but all the world knows. and you who have been
officially employed in Egypt, ought, better than any
person, to know that this country is placed in Il
peculiar position by its situation, and tho manners
Of its inhabitants divided as they into castles
and tribes, such Kurds, Arabs, Bcdouns. Bcc-
charts, Philippians, &c These conditions prevent
the assimilation Of the government to that of other
provinces of the empire, and tho right OF life and
death has hitherto been conceded to my predo-
cessors i'll all the trmans of the Sultan. Let
certain that the population of Egypt would see, in
, the fact a proof that his Majesty looks on with
displeasurc: and they will net be restrained by
fear of powerful and respected authority they will
(, ro-ontcr into habits of INSTRUMENTATION; tho roads
will be intercepted. the safety Of travellers and mer
chants who now traverse all Egypt eyen as far as
!; to Koodafar, Darfour and Seminar, will be sndan-
: gercd, as ofOld. = 1t is these grounds
alone and not for tho vain satisfaction Of dividing
imperial authority with his Majesty, that seek to
conserve the power Of life and DEATH
The Viceroy adds that he does not wish to imi-
tate his predecessors, who opposed reform, but only
wants the tanzimaat to be applied with some regard
to the condition Of the country, that its rising civil
ligation may not be ruined by the weakness Of the
rulers ann.
Foreign Miscellany.
The Grand Dukes Of Russia staying AT Vienna, To
please them. the Emperor wears the Russian uniform
Count Wacwsk the French Ambassador here, whose
sudden departure gave rise to various rumors. has re-
turned TO London.
You will by the files of London papers that our
has commenced Dinners balls and concerts are
fordre dn Jour The new ministers threw open Their
salons once week each The Park Is already very well
! attended saw your charming and amiable ambassa
dress i'll very handsome baiouche yesterday. Both
opera houees open on Tucsday.
The Marquis Of Londonderry has presented Mr.. Law
the reverend gent, eman who away with his daughter
with living Of fGo0 per annum.
Parish even gaycr than London There less
than eight grand balls last week not to mention the
soirses ddn5anies enions &c friend writes word
that the most delightful soree was Que given by Rachel
the celebrated tragcdlan
Rachel has sumptuos hotel celebra ted for her
cuisine and the excellence or her wines Before her ball
She had dinner party consisting OF the leading political
nj Paris At eight o'clock what blessing those
early hours are in London thinks Of dress
ing till tcn)hcr salons began fill with all the elite OF
ing Miss Meara payed-otler vrtuosi did likewise and
Then the ball. and supper for LucuIlas AZ supper the
costly vinpds sandrs behind their chair. aud then the
ladies performed the service for The gentlemen
You might have seen says the letter the classical Raca
pouring burgundy into golden goblet. and Offering as
only Rachel can Oner goblet her There
was Madlle Denair in a splendid white moi,s dress,
trimmed with vioets and diamonds, handing salmon to
Gu2ard-snd gay and joyous laughter amid tho perfume
Of bouquets and orange trees rendered it like in the
Arabian Nights The day was breaking when The last
brougham rolled away.
There is rather amusing, may say expensive ancc-
dote going the rounds of the salons.
nj dc P. rich Russian. who attends the whist
parties of eminent banker at Paris, engaged in
very interesting conversation with charming person
hut being hard pressed he ,V said Wef must piay
let it be at rouge ct nor for 100000 francs
After moments pause r ra say, Is. the banker
turns up. Now for goodness sake. don't interrupt
any more : said the Russian with admirable sang frod,
and continued his conversation with the lady who it
is said has since shown herself much touched by the
value NJ de p. attached to her conversation.
But to turn to more serious matters. Phe Moniiel"
of yesterday publishes sic roo sic jubeo : decree of
Louis Napoleon, fixing the budget Of 1853 Let your
readers digest the document If they cam can't.
The review which announced for next sunday at
the Champs de Mars and when imperial coup deia,
was expected has been again adjourned.
The invasion alarm has dropped OF, lullcd for a
moment The Minnie rifle has been adopted by the
Ordnance Department after series Of trials Wool
wich. II takes effect nj 500 yards.
An extensive business has again been transacted in the
South American state stocks. ard further eonsidera5.
rise has taken place Buenos .4cs bonds making - per
cent since The neus Of Rosos detea.
The market for American state stocks has been quiet
this week. Annexed are the quotations
| RedeenaHe Prices
United States Five per Cent Bonds 1s53).. COX PIX
Ditto Six per Cent Bonds 1SG2) ,........102H 1885
Ditto six per Cent Bonds (1s6S) ..........1I0 a
Ditto Six per Cent stock (lS67-lS6s) 1913 los
New York State Five per Cents GSjs-lS60) ~ 70
Pennsylvania Five per Cent stock. s1ls s2ls
Ohio Six per Cents (1s70-lsT5) ........ 100 lQG
Massnt busetts live per CT Stg Rds. GS6Sl lo9
Maryland Five per Cent Sterling Bonds g0it VI
Virginia Six per Cent BIDS. GSGs) ..t..... 97l{
Canada Six per Cent Bonds $50. l0I los
Montreal City Six per Gents (1S5I-o5J 49,. 50 81
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad six per