The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

FROM the Boston Journal. Angus Is
By the Louisa, Captain Dodgc at ttu pcrt. -,
have dstes from Buenss Ayres TO July
The accounts received indirectly. by way Of Non
tevideo and Bio Janeiro that political matters srt
In bad condition ct Buenos Ayres, are conirmeC
~ this arrival Vicente Lopez, who was chsssr
Governor aud Captain General Of the province
has resigred bis office, for tho reason, as he stses
in his letter TO the Chamber Of Deputies that /" "a
opposition has burst out within aud without ttis
Chamber. that is now Incompatible with his CONT
nuatlon In the command Of tbs province." He e.
eerts that tho ministers Of tho government at the
last two SESSIONS Of the chamber "cou,d net spsat
IN justification Of tho proceedings Of their Cover
meat, without encounlering snOoyerces Of sc
grave nature as TO see their personal security
promised yesterday if they lef: the Chamber ut the
ssme time with the deputies +"
The letter of resignation slated June 23i ard or
the same Ca? Urquiza, IL q letter TO Gen Don MGa-
uel Guiiicrmy Pit0, who was placed instead Of vi
cente Lopez. tenounces the state 0s things as oon.
pletc'y Gna.chcal. and declares his detor min alton
70 cave tie country ffeu demsgogu;su, after tay-
ing freed II from tyranny" For .nis purpose he de-
clases his resolve, ss tie first measure TO assuue
Professionally tie government OF the PROVINCE and to
cecisse tho Chamber Of Represen Catives dissolved
Lie says that measures have boon taken &c pre- Sent
that body from atsersblng, and declares ia concu.
siou, THAT no order OF yours, (Pnto'.) either as
Pesident CT the CHAMBER or provisional governnoct
will be oteysd throughout the entire territory Of lhe
proviroe Of Busnos Ayres"
la manifesto, issued before the Resignation Of
Lopez, Urquiza declares bis determination to sus-
tain tie government With his authority aud tie
forces that obey his command. He portreys the
state of society which resulted from the "a
ton OF the constitution, adopted by the governors,
as follows
L,pe tefore tlis treaty had been cscialIy comupcs
ted to the Chamber Of Represent Of Buepos Ayre
the yell Of denagossm raised TO attack it, sowing
dIstrut inspiring ieaiouses add presenting the man
who had Just combated for liberty usurpur-as t.
rant TIE teouent Of debate arrives and IL is no IoSer
calm ciscassont Is logger the ms prstans Of pa
in ht,t
perfdicus insinuntcns ssd.tious hsranuos everything
this. tends 20 excite trmt aud drown the voices Of
safe And whilst the efforts OF demsgoy excite the
pubic mind with curable intention nothing Is omitted
10 carry dSqu'e and alarm 10 tho domestic hearth Tho
proximity q imvd.ag danger Is held up che hoEored
citizen the foreigner IS alarmed ~ the dangers that
threaten bis prcpe,y ana life and for the benefit Of
abyss o. m,sfcrtpncs
On the 18th, Urquiza ~ oclailned DR.. Den Vicente
Lopez Provisional Governor OF the Province, 1ho,
IT decree OF the same cate, names the folio 1icg
Ministers: DR. Don Juan Maria Gutiorez, Minister
Secretary Of State IL the Department Of Government
and Provincial Relations DR.. Don Jose Bcnjau.iu
Gcrrcstiaga, Department OF Financo Colonel Don
Caste Cuccres. Department Of War and Marine
Don Vicente tidel Lopez, Department Of Public
instruction.
A circular was Immediately issued by the Minis
ter Of Foreign Relations to the governors Of the pro-
yinces, announcing tho above measures, ard de-
ciarirg that this resolution, adopted by f. tho
provisional director, is no. intended to extend his
authority farther thnn the time and measures that
may be strictly necessary for rocstablishing the
tranquility Of tie province OF Buencs Ayrcs, ordor
and Liberty properly understood"
The governors Of salta and Jujuy have had an
interview with the Provisional Director, and, it is
presumed, have given in their adherence to the
treaty Of San Nicolas 'If so,'' Gays the British
Packet, sit viii have received the sanction Of
al the Argentine goyegIors-a unanimity that au-
gurs well fer tho ultimate success Of the measure"
The chief of the police had been directed to close
all printing offices until further notice. A swarm
q papers seems to have sprupS up since the abdica
Gon Of Bosas, Of which the Prensa Nacionai, Ell
San Nicolss; ard the DebdteS National, 7oruo
Arfspa, end Gambia, are rampant in the popular
cause, ard oppose the treaty.
The latest quotations Of exchange (July - are
Spanish dollars and patacons, 49, patriot deub!oons,
2c2; Spanish Go 2s5; bills on England per
doublccns. CA SIS 10. United States. par. Tho
Highest rate Ct patriot doubloons daring tho week
was 2s.i-lowcat, 49,. Frcights to the United
States are quoted nj 10 perlb for dry, and to
TO- fo- sailed hides; produce in bales, per Ton 10 f.,