The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21


ty Of asceysa1AinR how and what terms they nag
be fsrwaxdso to Aer respec 70 dsssinssioas Tots,
hevever, 10 N evil Of accidentAi existence eud tenn
porary duration. Sh'cn VIII doeotisss Dc rs1sdsed
by the for hcomivg tom house regulations To i'd
irtt the rstina Of their visual organs TO the orgder
light in which they hepoeforth destined 70 live AMI
act our pubic employees ana commercial conmuot-
~ alike require Q reasonable time and . little
prsct cal expsrispee. Tnoagh 70 oondols with the
rpfsrsY do not aesp air OF toe patient
The Local dsmsni curiag tns month has been do
cidediy larguid Oa the other hand, \ IA snonnt
has been purchased for the intern or provnses With
rather y orsk demand tor the repuOlIc of Paraguay
This fact is the notaole in that the latest AID
v,ces from Paraguay represented the market FOR
Manufactured goods as considerably overstocked.
and rcsliEsbie prices far from remuaerative Free
competition and speculation must have their coarse;
but We fuspect the lsnguof complained OF ia too
PsrsS uaysn market 10 MOI likely 20 he alleviated
or oissipssed by fesh accession Of goods, intro
dncsd on more advantageous terms The nrss aud,
lear inevitable effect must be- s,ill furtner de-
press'oD ON the existing stock; sho wing toe
sity of extreme caution In estimating the wauts and
OF these markets and remate localities.
Goods may easily be transferred from Charleston or
Vera Cruz to the West Iudies. or from the Vest
Indies To Brazil; but once landed in the sGlrinsa
fhpfe OF Paraguay, the ony alterna i've for the i'm
porter 10 IN Conditional capitulation-it may De
Wholesale sacrifice
Meanshue, the prospects Of our home market are
subject TO variety OF contingencies beyond oar
ken and control. The season of the year aud the
proximity of WOOL aud groin harvests, all
its favor; and the large suWs that being distri
butte, among the troops must also give sautary i'm
pulse the course Of trace Retail dealers already
experience It's vlvfyipg effects, and their isbisies
to the import houses continue to bs met in salts
N tory manner. Amid the fast RECURRING vicissi-
tudes OF the last eight months, mercantile credit
AID confidence have nooIy maintained tHer ground;
one OF the most pleasing aud auspc,ous features Of
the situation With the plant elasticity of you h
che comm. rec and industry of Busnos Ayres rise
triumphant over the Mo,t Formidable political OBJ
srsces, and extors from Us the sanimatttg though
bling question-what might not be expected
with established order and consolidated peace
The amount of goods landed here is not by any
means 40 large as the long list OF vessels entered
would seem 90 indicate; only two, We believe, dav
ing arriS cd direct from Engliud sith full cargoes,
al the Others having disch yed part, and ia gene
raj The greater p,rt, 81 Montevi1eo AZ the sane
time, il must be confessed, that our new deposit
stores already present a Gro sded appearances; AMI
viii the prospect OF a ra,Der limited demand, from
stil ptiouai CIRCUMSTANCES, We thiuS there
need &c 70 apprehension o. sca0ty supply for soins
mentEs TO come. A hessy reserse stock must also
have accumu ated az 4ontsv,d4o aud with tns 40
soiute feedom o. IN ercouise that happily exists
il the Plate and tee Parma, the cyo mirsets, as
regards import enferests, must equally be taken
into account THIS suDoivis on Ct commoa iuts
rest. renders il difficult to ascertain the amount
OF business actually transacted, and 60 es5i@ate
the prospective wants OF the import msrket
IL Sr.'cies Of daily consump.ion Jpe 6emaa 10 is
steady rather rhan byifk; and with the exception
OF Spanish ~ines, and rev minor articles, the sup
ply Ioust be pronounced abundsns.
A few vessels have left in ballast aud no less
than three are laid for the gold regions of Aus
tralia; stll, the cunt Of tonnage port very
CONSIDERABLE ano the immediate p-ospe OF freight
far T. om fa,:erirg
Our SotId r0s working On C. lni ed scale, aud
The complsiuts OF scarcity Of cattle in this pro.
virca, rather gain ground. Live STOCK both cattle
snd sheep, maintain high prlcss: and the idea Of
breeding cattle for tae saio1eros IS out Of the qus
"a fnrIE EHl thn ~ ttpt.N II
even assuming, Wheh sc are disposed 10 do, their
existence in sne province Owing TO Tho III arch OF
political events, there Is no in mediate prospec. of
any remttapcts from the interior psoyipeey; and at
present il don otfu what proportion N ~ reach
Ibis pert from toe ttoral provinces, aud from The
I,pnslic Of Paraguay The intercourse with the
province of Entire RIOS is D1toiualiy open: bus
large share Of Us produce believe, has lntserly
been sent to AoEsevideo; aud all other parties,
where General Urq,i'za influence extebcs, msy be
expected 10 pstIonlze The neutral port ecel at tn.
expense of their conveDieaca and Interests
As matters stand st present, nave a tolerable
supply ofh2ht hides, such are required for the
United States. For the contin. mt ana English mar
keis, The upply is short ", n brisk demand OF
tailoe our supplies are lis az, aod inquiries princ
paly MADE for the superior qualities Horse hides
and grease likely 10 Dc abundant, MS the
slaughter of mares has again been declared ab,o-
lntely free.
Our wooi harvest has just CONN ensei, and we
have heard OF some coDtr,scss for tbe FreHca
ker, st high figures The focks are said 20 be
80 fire condit on and tbs weather is al that can be
desired,
The prospects Of the ce-esI crops have inpr wal
greatly from che late cop;oas AMI seisoaable rains
AID we ara entitled 10 look forward With hope TO
the substantial blessings OF FAT beef aad cheap
br sd. On tic exssi ou, question of forcisa oar
We need not waste al other word osouts FREQ
com OF import and export is the M ural and
sary complement Of Tho enlightened commercial
p0icy Of the era and We trust 10 see it declared
early in The month OF January, when our granaries
pt-frc rtvifh
The conpar .tyey small amount o. produces
despatched THIS month, ts not owing to any sagna-
tion or absolute scarcity, out 10 - succession Of
blowy weather, that prevented shipDipg operations
Tor about half the month"; keeping in mind of tae
u dnpersable lecCasity OF public docks, no shat
Bueuos ayres must inevitably becom, the great
en- poriuin Of the A genuine republic.
POLITICAL ASPECT.
The position assumed by 6 snsrsi Ucqliza renders
collision With the province Ut Buenos Ayres sp-
psrently inevitable aud Imminent. For it's origin
sne character, sc must refer 10 the Official 9oca.
mebts recorded 10 successive n13ibers: bat, be
its duration and result what they may, the mere
prospect or apprehension Of contest, OF fail
damp for time the arior OF commercial enterprise
Be aides dstractiDg t'e attention and ccipptng tn.
dieposable resources OF u numerous and Important
ssc,ion Of the community, j: tends to prooag the
virtual Isolation 20 which the Argentins provinces
havr SO long betn condemned 10 their In ilcua5le
pr, judice ard the dctriment OF foreign commerce
IL il in tbis respect tSat he puroliad policy OF
tne eA air ctof y % usepiy 20 % fegretted IL "a
be coun'enanced selutsry aud necessary reform in
the proyipci Il edninstrstors the enterprise OF
siOual organization would have followed almost as a
matter of course, sna be hiSisef might have boon
to cav he reversd constitutional President oil .
united sni prosp roos rpaac
AZ matters nov stand, toe interior pro rinoes have
orly one alternative: TO fra,ernizs win B1sugs
Ayres. espoase What has eydenily become tue
personal ceuss Of General Ufquiza. Jorrieutes ia
urde stood 70 have nsims.es ner dec;sioo, by re.
cognizDg the movements Of the iIth Se osembsr:
and Santa Re hes cone as much could be expect
ca IL he criumstacces, by sssam'ny "A ~ snIied
neuI, atty. Az anticipated ard predicted, chs
Paraguay, have Ieet with dirs,s negative Fs5.u
taeii pre1Imliy 10 E1ge. Rios, thess are the only
parties tDss mi ut LENT eiis,ar. sd in co.
eJciuS BUNS Ayfes; aud their example, @hsn
knosn, VIII 80 iaf TO decide Tho other s.s.er pro-
vinces
4ak'pg al these things Into confederation. we
are n5t w.th0u; vague nope tbs. General Urau u