The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15
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~ e o. he Jornai Cona,serco give ~ = ,,aax dosS
OF interesting information from Rraau
Inc imperial Parliament onoped II. ,o.so, a. "a "a
~ '"c senators ana Deputies met In the Senate at y
noon on that day under the Presidency 81 sonor
spiridao de Mello Maltos. At O'Clock tho rmnoror
rived lie was received by the Presden. and Secretaries.
united with the deputation, who accom- panied the En-
peror to his throne upon which he sat down After
~ sa"eu the senators and Deputies he pronounced
the Following discourse
august and worthy representatives Of the nation
nm phascd AZ the opening Of each sossion TO announces
quilty w ' pe'ieo' "a1-
Tho time TO the last lcrisIatv aeasor -.
certainly insufficient to allow you to take into ,onsidc
,on ana to resolvo the and complicated pro-
Jecs which rccommcnd to your n,trous riot. an
"hen opened the last Legislative Assembly
trust that you will pursue with new ygor the dinl-
anu glorious task of the tariff, which strongly re-
my government continues, and will continue to ~
pre- hc tiaidc (hc slave trade) which had b.en so
u' hpatsd since the preceding Legislative session
hope TINT by your vigorous attention
io he settle ment of that tariff all the shameful and bass
NH thsn which the men greedy Of gain oppose
entire support for all the judged by experiences
hscesafy or complete extinction Of such abomna-
The empire is in good relations of peace with all forog
powers.
In order to e1pc General Oribe from the territory oc
tne oriental republic, and establish its Independence Y
contracted an alliance with its government aud those
or the states OF Entire Rios and Correptcs in order u
Withdraw the powers conceded to d. jose Manuel do Ro-
SEA- ~ 70 represent that government In the exterior
The defeats suffered by General Orbe rendered n i'm,
possible for him resist the allied forces and Obliged hin.
70 ask Tor capulation, which settled with deneraS
ID Justo Jose dc UrQuiza
The Governor OF Buenos Avrcs had form,,yv
ni 70 make war against Brazil. contracted
WIN ,he oriental Republic and the States Of Entire Rios
aho ooirlentes new alliance In virtue which sent
em assistance. in order to destroy the worse power of
that government and after tho constitution and orga-
zaon OF the Argentine Confederation entertain With 1t
those pon,ca relations OF good neghborhood which
30 convenient for the two which the system
ot the before named Governor rendered impossible.
victory sllenddly crowned the arms Of the alieA
ana the power of d. Jose Manual dc Rosas ended vt
the battle Of Monte Casero,
with pleasure declare in your presence that
army as well the rst OF the regiment of the line the
National Guard conducted themselves with the greatest
bravery and discipline and that the division which was
pnt ~ the battle of Monte Cascros acquired for tbeua
andor the country glory which be forgotten
good part IN that happy issue. The passage of Tolo-
nero II most briiliap, fact which history will record
az he oriental government was invested with power
curing te abtence CT other powers and in the supreme
hoetsi'y to save the republic the treaties which win
October
The Oriental government elected for confirming these
featcs mas not yet obtained tho appreciation Of tho
Legislative AssC mty That question il yet pending ard
We have every reason to believe that it will be satsoto
Iy settled In all coses, will make my best exertions
TO prois ct with frmness all our rights.
Ey the balance Of tho income and expenses which will
be presented 70 You you will that the public yearly
income continues progressively to increase.
August and most worthy representatives Of tho nation
count upon your support for all the questions having
tho an OF assuring and developing every OCCASION
o'n nstuhons; 10 promote and direct country in
The road oi the great socn ameoratons to give
that importance and sp!ondor to which is destined By
its natural resources.
Jf!,s session is opened.
After these words the Emperor and the Empress with
the same ceremonies which they received retired To
their palace and the President Of the Senate closed the
sitting
According to the report Of the Secretary the Treasury
OF ra presented TO Congress the finances of the emp
are in very iourshng state. The following shows the
revenue for Il series Of years
mi rei5 "a 7323H9
loio- 70 l03 02&
Co. 23 201aI
le9o-ol Observation-Disclosures. sos
lSbl-a2 expected to be..........,..,.. be a6 752OOA
Estimates for the year 1S53-54 -
revenue. .......................... 80. OOO0O0
Expenses fs............ ................. 30,00x80S
Revenue over expenses ................. 2oo7: :sgT
In the expenses Is calculated the amount Of 7t0OOO
mil r.s for the sinking fund Of the foreign debt and
So4oZo4 for internal debt which has been suspended
tince 1881.
The foreign debt Of the empire was in March, 1851
ftlS2 90? which is now reduced to 80 $50 having
been paid during the year fl727 700 and orders fa
the contin nation Of the Basement
from August is49 to March, 1851 coined at the
Rio mint, -
~ IL 81, 81 47014o
In silver .......................,.. 3b23y8
Total Observation-Disclosures, 81 8226Is
from April 1851, to March, 1862,
IN Ro'u S8 156 $50
IN sliN CT Observation-Disclosures. 625812
Total al.................. - az 7s2 22p
Annexed IL the
REVENUE or rIE PRINCIPAL CUSTOM HOUSES,
p. lstl4s lstst9. 1880 ls50-5I IsS52e
,t,J ;sneiFo S67o ss262a sca 10 o7752 s77sea
Fen orabucc. .2o25l 2Sisis 352i7s 37ls75l ssesfs