New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
BUENOS AYRES.

We have advices from Buenos Ayres reach
ing to Oct 30 three weeks later than previous in
telgence. From official documents learn that the
Province Of Bucnos Ayres recognizes, a principle.
the general convenience of opening the River Parana
10 the mercantile traffic and navigation OF ell nations
Free and unobstructcd privileges are also accorded TO
Paraguay in 20 far the navigation o. the Parana Is
concerned Reciprocal treaties also 10 be entered
Trans and from Paraguay also to remain tree, on
The part of Bucnos Ayres for oil foreign ags Govern
ment Is also authorized to deray the outlay that may be
demanded Cor the earliest possible establishment of
line Of mail steamers between Buenos Ayres and Para
quay The Chamber otRepresentatyes OF luenos Ayres
recognize the perfect and ABSOLUTE independence of the
Republic Of Paraguay.
A copy OF a note from the Consulate ofthe
United States Mr. Joseph Graham appears IN The Pdcs
81, dated buenos Ayres Oct & and addressed TO the
Minister OF the Government of Buenos Ayres, Don Val
entn Alsina In this note Mr.. Graham rcminlshe Gov.
eminent that American vessels required to pay 333
per cent Port charges than British vessels pay.
This inequality the Consul begs to have removed When
the Buenos Ayrean Government abolish their dscrimi-
nations against the United States he promises that our
Government win immediately reciprocatc The reply
Of he Minister dated Oct 23) informs Mr. Graham that
the Government will lend il eorts to meet the
of the American Government to the mutual extension
ofthe commerce of both countries The munster at n
explanation relative 10 the discrimination in favor
of British vessels in conclusion says he will refer the
matter 10 the Legislature.
The prospects OF the cereal crops had greatly
improved, owing TO the late rams
Only comparatively small amount of prod
uco had been shipped during the month. but this was
owing rather to the late gales than 20 sagnaion OF
business.
There were some apprehensions of further
trouble with UrqGza Correntes TIE Pacse saws. has
resolved on "dignhed neutrality" The overture OF
Urquiza 10 Paraguay to espouse his cause had mo with
decided negative Apart from trquza everything
TO indicate sincere and cordial rcconcisnon OF
thepohrcsl parties IN the PROVINCE while the liberal
and enlightened policy of the Government. must appeal
a
ipees and foreign States
Our news from Entre-Rios, via Monteyideo,
comes down to the 10th October.
Urquiza was expected at Gualeluaycha about
he2sh and grand preparations were ms'e to receive
The decree of the I'D September. debarring
intercourse with bnenos Ayrcs. only lasted three dsys
beng revoked BY another OF the 25th The militia forces
had been disbanded.
lac Packet earnestly urges absolute free
dom OF export spd import ior foreign -four 1t says
ave Trust 10 zee this measure declared early IN Jsnus
~ when oar sr snsres arc overhow.ny with cora"
A circular has been addressed TO the various
Jusfces o. the Peace enoinns tbs necessity u imme
latsly establishing elementary schools In all the par
shes Tor the educsficn of youths movement in which,
Il 10 said, the Government b ready 70 cooperate.
A Law has been passed fixing the salary OF the
Gosernor a $1,000 and those Of The Ministry at s3oOo
sseb.
Business matters were without much activi'
~ The iocsi demand. for the month past had been
aeedcdy IsDxsf On the other hard, mir suoant o.
eoods had bern purchascd for the Interior rrosinee
,ah rsfber a br.sk dema1.d lor the Kepablc OF Para
rusy Largo runs OF money, that were dsstnouisd
an ope the foops hsd gwen an hn?ctns to some Dc
.arsrnep a ulde especially among the retail dealers
During the month only two vessels had ar
rived direct from EDs'ad. with full es,goes large
sursser. however, were dischsrg1ng At hsntesidco
Goods Of all descriptions were plenty Inc
snourt of sunnasc In port was considerable, an'
fr~ieifs consequently not very brisk few wee
se.s iad Jeff IN ballast for Australia.
Complaints If scarcity OF cattle, ID the