New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06
BUENOS AYRES.

BY the arrival at this port yesterday OF
NE parsns, Capt Lsngston, we have advices from
Dusnos Ayres, eleven days later than our previous
.sws.
There has been meeting of the repre-
seutatyes OF the different provinces Of the Argentine
Republic, at San Nicolas de los Arroyos len Oh auo
thirteen provinces were represented oy tnsir TO-
nors In person. that of Catamars by Genera , re
Three, namely, Cordoba Saa and Iuloy ~eie NV IVY
resented. .,,.,o. If conf.dera
ton 10 given In The British Packa OF June - ,ul
"Tbs Treaty of the 4th January, 1881, 10 so'emniy
recognized and the Representative on tno 'ra,sS
lations authorized TO enforce its Jsa
on, the territory Of the Republic Inc ume ID us
a. hsys arrived for the installation OF general reoe
y.,ive Congress- the Transit duties are anonshed-."o
Deputes for each Province named oy popular eiecuon,
10 assemble AZ Santa re In all the ensuing month OF
aH.,. he nermanent residence of the Constituent
Congress 10 be decided by tbe-the Deputies to bring
M sneclal Instructions and the minority 10 CONFORM
with the decision Of the majority without dissent or
1.-THE Congress installed the persons ofthe Dep
utes are sacred and inviosble, with absolute freedom
OF opinion though subject TO removal should the prov
inces repI ened think ht 10 recall them. lravenng
and slmentsry expenses Of all the Deputies 10 be de-
frayed by the Representative of Foreign Relations as
also the arrangements for their accommodation COM
fort and security The Congress TO be opened by the
Representative of the Foreign Relations in person, or
by delegate .o oe The Re-.
public and its external respecably, the high contract.
Ing parties engage combine their efforts In preVoh
Ing omen hostites or putting down armed lnsurIec-
lions in terms of the treaty Of the 4h January, lSol
and the better TO promote aud secure these oocts
Urauiza Ia recognized az Genersin-Cnet OF tne armies
ri The Coned. ration with the title of Provisional d.
rector of the Argentine oDfederaton 1890
"To defrav these national expenses, the provinces
will contribute in proportion to the product OF 'ne
foreign Custom Houses the permanent estaoIiso-
nent Of the national imposts 10 be fixed by the Con-
gress $500 l.. ,,.o ,ha
uprepresented provinces 10 give In their adherence
bo,h documents bearing date, San Nicholas de los Ar
royos May 81, 1852, and signed by all their Excelen'
cies the Governors who we're present
Urquiza took the oath OF office, assumed
the fun ctions of General In Chief and made the follow
Ing address:
MEssRs. GOVERNORS have just taken a solemn
OATH By which engage before God, before the country
and before you, to maintain the rights and pablo ioer-
ties of the Argentine Communities, also TO preserve
the Internal and external peace OF the Argentine Con-
federation, invested with the power which you have
conferred upon me and which will employ In render
Ing effective the sovereign will OF the nation In repel'
Ing foreign aggresons and In restraining the machina-
tions of those who might unfortunately attempt 10
awaken In the territory Of the Republic the terrible pas
sops that have precpitsted from the most fatal
archy into the most bloody despOtsm
And promise you. gentlemen that In snort tne
the Argentine people shall be presented before the
world, constituted, organized and happy; and make
ance with the will Of the communities, and with the
aid Of the regulations and intelligence Of my country,
and more thsn all because am determined TO devote
myself exclusively 10 pr lmoting the welfare OF my
cOmpatiots for which will reserve no sacrhce be.
cause personal convenience, the same as passions,
must be sacrificed upon the affairs Of our country.
Ny political programme-which is founded on the
principles of order fraternity and oblivion of all the
past-snd all the acts of my public lie, the guar.
antee that give you Of the promise which have Just
made and with you may rest assured that when the
National Congress has sanctioned the Constitution OF
The State and the Confederate Communities have
tered into the constitutional path will deliver up TO
the deposit you have confded 10 me, with tranquil
conscience and without fearing the verdict OF public
opinion, or the judgment of posterity.
1t was agreed to invite the unrepre-
scented provinces, Cordoba Sata and Jujuy to give In
their adherence TO the arrangements.
The difficulties between MOnteyideO and
Brazil have been arranged
The BuenOs Ayres papers are discussing
the question of reform of prison discipline "The
mild temper Of the people" says the Buen0s Ayres
Naci0nal Of June 8 humanzed In ,ne measure, the
practices of prisonkeepers but when Rosas came,
he found dungeons and cells well suited 10 the barbara
years The NaciOHal calls the Legislature TO direct
the prison Of Buenos Ayres with It's dark and airless
dungeons, to be RACED to Its foundations, and
building erected with no appliances for such irhuman
treatment of the prisoners as has been practiced.
There were twenty-eight British, three
American, one national, sixFreDch nineteen Spanish
mostly for Hsvana-ten Sandman, six Brazilian, two
Tuscan, two Hamburg, three Dutch, Belgian, two
Prufsisn, three Danish, one Portuguese two Lubec,
two Russian two Oriental and one Hanoversn vessels
In the port of Buenos Ayres on the 4th OF June