The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-06

Freights continue depressed from the number q ves
sells and consequent competition for think muet
be allowed that have hitherto been despaching fAr
amount Of produce from this port We sndssstasd that
Patagonia in quest Of guano Our latest fcA
Rio janet and the west coast afs sqVa unfavsrahe,
SO far as the shipping interest Is concerd0L 81
POLITICAL ASPECT
glance at synopsis OF oAciM documents may con-
vince any that have at least got WORKING Cd
.ns rsrsv .n 2.
to despond as 70 favorable result The
interior provinces have experienced the btt fruits Of
anarchy tyranny, and trust and believe pre-
parde to enter into and appreciate constitutional re-
gime. f.
vested General Urquza with the direction Of the orega
relations and general affairs confederation and we
now await wl. WITH mpasnee the assembly Of the provincial
Arroyos in this province Much will depend the
lghtened patriotism Of that august assembly, the
above DEGREES and other measures of provisional GO
vernment directly calculated smooth some of the
most formidable difficulties. Give us judcious and
harmonious national arrangement and we confidently
predict increased activity and progressive extension
foreign and internal commerce. Nature has doneSher
part with profuse hand intelligence industry and
pital are alone required to develope inexh
sources OF the interest to European enterprise and
commerce.
and we have no doubt 1t will sanction and carry out the
important reforms and liberal initiated by the
Provisional government with the necessary ampifca
tiops. that time and circumstances may demand.
With the political organization of the United States
and the free trade policy Of Great Britain before
their eyes, legislators have clear and steady bea-
conights, to guide them to haven Of safety; whilst
their trumphs viii be emphatically, the trumphs Of
mankind
To parties at distance the recent oscillations in our
money market may indicate lurking distrust mis-
giving to the march and prospects OF public affairs
Here on the spot and acquainted with the ignoble
means resorted to- to lul the public create panic
for sinister and selfish ends attach little importance
to these occasional and accidental variations.
Momentary embarrasments may, and perhaps do exist
but acquainted with the Of the republic
and especially Of this Province can doubt its ability to
rise triumphant them all, in the space VI few
months at most couple of years Take the average
of the last three years and reflect the
nous amount absorbed in the frutless the worse than
frutless Department of War and you have the key TO
certain and satisfactory solution.
few thousand men well equipped and paid. to guard
and extend line Of frontier, is the only military es
Enlistment ought to have; and the retrenchmens in
this department alone would speedily retrieve all
proyements that in their turn be rendered produc
tive. So far therefore commercial prospects
cerned disposed to look at the sunny side OF the
picture always allowing reasonable space Of time for
their realization.
HoNoRs TO GEN. URouIzA
In the session Of the Chamber of Representatives.
the 10th of May Deputy Abarracin presented motion,
proposing the nomination Of commission from the
bosom Of the Chamber to manifest to General urquiza
in the Of the people, the sentiments of gratitude
wherewith they are animated towards his person, for
having eficacousy contributed to upset tyranny and
law. to the following effect -
That the pray.ce Of Buenos Ayres eonfsrsa vote
neral pro1inse hatrs Rios General the
tim ss Dc S
having initiated the national orssnias.ioh Of the
The province Buenos Ayre: sdheres the vote
proclaimed By his General Of i%%sa
gress viii contribute with all its to the attain
That the part Of the province sueno; Ayrs.
Relations and Affairs # Peace and war and generally n
all those that belong to the nations. authority and r:6ss
vernmept Of tho province -
the hands his the Foreign
Relations by special commission Of the Chamber:
their respective authors, were referred to the Committee
of Con itutiopal Affairs
MARKETS.
BuEsos AYREs May l5.-ExcHANcE.-UnitedS States.
doubloon, discount per cent. The highest price Of
Patriot douboons during the week 2T7 the lowest 2es
Highest rate OF exchange England during the week
Cos Cd. per o.: lowest 65s. Cd.
Exronrs-Hides duty 81 each; Dry Matadero, mar
scarce 81 81 rs sill do do do Y lbs very
ga 30 rls sill DO do do camp 3 per cent, bulls p
scarce os 81 ~ f do America ,Of 81 pa do
sill do of all stakes 90 IS rs sill do, of low weights
say aver II lbs, 70 80 s; do calf skins
per GO lbs. 22a "a ris SILL; Cow do do per 60 lbs.
2o1a 81 81 Horse do dry each IL 49, do. do, saed
pesada IS lbs. SO S. Skins, duty per cent Sheep
washed mixed per 80 lbs, 35 40 Nutra (none) per h.
rias sill Wool, duty free; ordinary. dirty per q lbs
is 20; do, washed do, 80 IS; mestizo dirty do % a
30 do washed. do, As So fine dirty, do IS 40 do
washed do 65 20 Coidoya, baled silver % 20 rls
Horse hair duty per cent do, short arroba 80 40
do. mixed do. As So: long do, 95 Ito Cow hair,
with garras so 35 do do, clean, As so. Tallow melt
ed duty free do with grease. arroba (of SIT per
II ri do pure arroba (of 500 do % in boxes. Hide
cuttings garras, duty per cent qq. baed 80 Horns
outy per cent OK, mil prime. 500 300; inferior, do
600 70o do 200 $50. Ostrich feathers, duty
per cent long black ID g. do, short white Ia 10;
do. loose Sa . Jerkt beef duty per cent qql SO
IS. Bones, shin and marrow per cent mil SO go
Mares grease, rls. silver, SIS IL. Goat
skins. per doz "a rls. silver 45 a 40
FREIGHrs-To the United States-Dry hides per ID,
(aod Eve per cent? y sc salted do per Id (and five
per cent? "a &c produce In bales per ton 40 feet (and
five per cent? 81 a SIS.
PRicEs-0n board Bar and bolt iron abundant qql
s51 hoop and sheet iron. abundant qq S35 Goals ton
81 dolls sil Camel Goals sill IL do smith scarce S6
iumbtr American. foot 81 rls currency. shore: do
Swedish and Baltic silver per NJ feet 500 Russian pine
DO do silver $50 do pitch pine do do. silver S34 -
flag stones. (on board) per yard S23 tin plates Con
sboe) box. silver Sill tin bar, qq $3.50: shingles
NJ, 500 salt, Cadiz, board silver rls
cape Verbs. rs
SALES DURING THE wsrE.-Ex Manto from Boston AS
barrels rice $685. arroba: $50 bbs refined sugar $50
arr 100 bundles candlewick, S2i Nucvo San
Frarcisco from Rio Janeiro 40 pipes (1a deg
81 400: % pines aguardentc "a deg So 600 ~ SO bbs
oasses. Of pine each) 1920; Ola bags rice $50 arr
so bhs. nandioca $50 500 demi ohns gin 81 gal
Ions each. $40: ex Ida from Pernambuco 500 bbs white
sugar S3l arr 800 do brown. S2 60 pipes 81 400
100 bags coffee. $50 per quinta Ludwig Eliza from
Mcntevioeo so pipes PCrnaubuco cana S14t0 p p. In
deposit-1o00 dozens gin boxes and baskets S42 dczcp
g kogs Hamburg starch $50 so do pearl barley,
80 arr 500 denijohns FIVE gallons, vinegar. s22 $50
begs arr PiussGn blue 81 per h.; 100 boxes yellow
soap So each 80 bales white Genoese paper $50
SO bbls brown Campos sugar $40 arroba.
Cur Boston Correspondence.