The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-06

Important from Busnos Ayres.
ARRIvAL OF THE PARANA-oNE WEEK LArR-rHE
RESULT OF TIE NATIONAL CONFKRRNcHS.
The ship Parana Capt Laneston, arrived ct this port
ys9ay, from Buenos Ayres whence she sailed ON the
10th Of june.
The news Is week later and Of some Importance.
The national conference which met at San Nicolas dc los
Aogos have settled the system Of government for
the province Of La Plata It adopted the ederaye sys-
tenn and abolished the transit duties
According the following paragraph from the British
Packet the difficulties between Montevideo and Brazil
have been arranged NM
ORIENTAL REPUBLIC
new and more alspeious situAton has been by
the Of tss Snare. a secomp
Yosty Of the i'm perial cabinet
There were twenty eight British three American one
national six French nineteen Spanish-mostly for Hava
ns-ten Sandman, six Brazilian, two Tuscan two Ham
burg, three Dutch, Belgian, two Prussian, three
Danish, Portuguese, two Lubec, two Russian, two
swedish two Oriental and Hanoverian vessels in the
port Of Buenos Ayres the 4th of June. Total 90.
THE RESULT OF THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE.
From the British Packet, June 81
With promp,itudc in keeping with the character OF
the enterprise we are already In possession OF the aus
pcious results of tins nobest Of all campaigns the blood
less triumph of San Nicolas de los Arroyos
Ten Of the provinces represented by their
spectve Governors In of Catamarca having
delegated its representation in the person of General
Urquza Cordoba, salta and Juuy absent and unrepre
senled
The treaty cfthe 9TH of January, 1884, is solemny re
cognzed and the representative of the foreign relations
authorised enforce Its observance throughout the
rtory of the republic The time Is declared to have
rived for the installation Of General Federstive Con-
gress The transit duties abolished Two deputies
named by popular election to
semb, at Santa lie In all the ensuing month of August
Tue permanent residence Of the Constituent Congress TO
be decided by them The deputies TO bring special in
and the minority 10 conform with the decision
ctthe majority without dissent protest
The Congress installed, the persons OF the depu
ties sacred and inyioabe with absolute freedom of
opinion though subject to removal should the provinces
represented think ut to REGAL them Travelling and ali
menary expenses OF all the deputies to be betrayed by
the repre- entaye Of the foreign relations also the
rang, mopts for their accommodation, comfort and
cury The Ger gross to be opened by the representative
Of The foreign relations in person or by delegate.
To the internal order and of the republic
and lis external re- pee ability the parties
engage combine their efforts in preventing open hos
tlites putting down armed Instructions in of
the tn aiy Of the 1h January 1891 and the better to
promote and secure these Objects General GrguizG is
recognized General in Chief the armies Of the
federation with the title Of Provisional Director oil toe
Argentine Confederation.
10 defray these national expenses the Provinces win
contribute III proportion to the product of their foreign
custsm houses; the permanent establishment OF the
national inposts to be fixed by the Congress.
Oys H. tsar - e
both documents bearing date San Nicolas de los Aroyo
May 3lst 1862 and signed by All their Excelenciss the
| Governors who were Present
such is a hurried and imperfect synopsis of an i'm
porant national document which purpose to give at
length in next; lille withheld the
following short ADDRESS Which must be read with thrilling
| Interest,":
| GENERAL uRouIzA's ADDRESS.
| haze just taken solemn oath, by which l engage
before G.d before the country, and before you man
tain the rights ard public liberties Of the Argentine
mur,es. preserve the internal ana external
peace o. the Argentine Confederation invested with the
power which you have conferred upon me, and which
will employ in rendering effective the sovereign will Of
The nation III repeilrg foreign aggression and In re-
nttly mpt awaken in the territory of the republic
the terrible passions that have precpitated from the
most fatal anarchy into the most bloody despotsm
And promise you, gentlemen, that in a short time
the people eha be before the world
constituted organized and happy; and make you this
promise because reckon with your assistance with the
Will OF the communities aud With the aid of the repu-
tations and intelligence of my country and than
all because am determined to devote myef exclusively
to promoting the welfare of patriots for which
Will reserve no sacrce, because personal conyenences
the same as passions must be sacrificed upon the affairs
| OF our country.
My political programme, which is founded on the prn
cipes Of order fraternity and oblivion of all the past
aud all the acts OF public life the guarantee that
give you Of the promise which have just made and
with It you may rest assured that when the National
Congress has sanctioned the constitution Of the state
the confederate communities have entered into
constitutional path, Will deliver up to 1t the deposit
without fearing the verdict Of public opinion, the
Judgment OF posterity JUsfo J. DE URQuIzA.
MARKETS.
| BuFNos AYREs, June 6. 1882.
| EXCHANGE currency. per dollar 2sid France. per
doubloon 81 IS United States do par Rio janet
70 per cent prem The highest price Of Patriot doub.
! looms during the week 276i5the lowest, 270 Highest
rate of exchange England during the week s. cd
oz the lowest OBS. Tho amount Of exchange passed
for the packet sailed % inst is estimated at ESQ COO
| sterling
ExPonrs-Bides, duty 81 sach--Dry Matadero, narrow
without bulls rs 80 bs pesada of IS lbs very
81 81 rls sl.; do % lbs do 20 IA 30; do camp
per cent bulls Is p lbs 20 80, Hides for Spain p
lbs scarce 81 80 do North America Gibbs q IS 4
do Of all stakes 20 rs rs sill do Of low weights
average IL lbr 20 a 80 do. calf skns, cay do. lbs
mnai 80 is I'll OK hides saltcd. GO o5 lbs per so lbs
z3i4 244 rls ell; do do q 81 horse do. dry,
each II 10; do saitcd 6aS; Nonato, dry, u dol duty
each pesada 90 lbs. So 6S. SGins-duty per cent
Sheep washed mixed, per &c lbs 30 AZ rls Sill nutIia
(none) per 10, rails ell nominal Wool-duty free
ordinary dirty, Per rs lbs. Is 90 do washed do 80
3d. McSiizo dirty per p lbs rs So do washed do as
90; fine, dirty, do % 10; do. washed do 65 20;
cordoya baled silver Is 20 rs Horse hair duty per
cent horse short arrOba. 3S 40; hore mixed arroba
IS 81; horse long arroba 95 no. hair with gnr
Ias 20 50; COW hair clean As 50 talow melted duty
free-talow with grease arroba of ST. per oz S1l tai
low pure grease arroba of ST. per S26 % in box
es hide cuttings gsrIas duty cent, qql baed 80;
horns duty per cent mil prime 500 900; inferior
GOO a700 inferior cow 200 20 ostrich feathers duty
per cent; long black 10 g; long short white, IL Is:
long loose A. orked beet duty per cent ql SO $751;
bones, shin and marrow, per cent mil so 90: mares
grease, Ia rls silver or SIS IL; goat shns per
dozen "a ria silver, As 40
Prices On board Bar and bolt iron abundant. al
$780, hoop and sheet mon, abundant qql SO; Goals ton
sa dos Sill cennal Goals s ii canal smith, scarce 10;
humber American foot 5i rs currency on shore lum.
pine, Swedish and Baltic do silver 30S Russian pitch
pine. Swedish and Baltic. silver - ri Gag stones ion
board yard 3D. tin plates on sho,e box silver IL
tin bar, cur. qql $50; shingles per NJ cur. So Salt
Cadz on board silver ga rls Cape Verbs rls
Sales since our last rcport-Partal saes200 barrels
refined New York sugar $40 arr Al seroons Paraguay
pipe.