New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
NEW-YORR DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26 1852

The Of the FIRE 10 unknswn bur- from subsequent
examination, t was found n have commenced Ia a va
caHt space, three feet sbA tbs o tho
storeroom and before extogusoed bad set frs 70 tbs
bulhhesd, and In few minutes more would have
reached the store.room-
General Urquiza had summoned the
dele gates Of the STATES # the Arseons Confedera
to meet at the city of Sens Fe 10 the present ,n.h.
august 10 settle the constitution OF ths confederation
and elect its first Presdept-probsbiy himself Toe
Brazilian army had all retired 20 Brazil and 'hs Brs-
lillian squadron h'' EFF the Rio Pls except three cor
vettes and q schooner under Commodore Parker.
The treaty between Brazil and Monte
video has been sckno~leJx-d by the latter.
All Wa quiet in u Rio Plata
There was no political news at Rio de
Jsnero The fever had almost ceased One fatal case
took place shore four days befors the severn e.
IL had entirely disappeared smopg the shipping.
The French steam vessel Gassendi sailed
on the llth for France, with Admiral Predour. Tne
French steam vesssl Cslmsn sailed on the l3tn, for
Montevideo, With the French Mins@r
A case or two of fever had occurred in
the town of Bahia None at Pc pauouco.
The British Packet (Buenos Ayres) OF
july has the follQsps summary of political news;
Nothing bss uanspif1d 10 coli yb'en me uuinrs.sd ["
10 The itate and prospects OF u cir situation The Poo
vsiopsl Cover has resumed It's functions ~i'n-at
single word II exploration, and 10 puonc measures
have hitherto heep confined 70 matters OF dsaii IN:
COUP tat mas left city IN oJund tranquility aud
pei iect order but doubt there 10 ranking ieens oil
dlscoDten not the lsss dangerous, perhaps from tne
constrained silence 10 which Is subjected AZ ths
time nothiDs 10 justify the slightest sppre
houston for public order and If succe.sful In consttd
ting the nation on brosd and oeral basic Cen
Urquizs will readily be pardonec, BY the jutc'ous and
disin'eresed for the bold and uncerenoHious step OF
which zsaloss theorists, With Aspsc99s :ho- Of reason
s1bittefS coDplsiE ~ a. !. =
The following address will be read with
interest
mEssRs GOVERNORS Il have Just taken a soemn
oath, by which engage before God before the country
aud before you, 70 m-rtain the rights and public lib
ertes Of tie Al. ent!ne communities, also 20 press Va
the internal and external peace of toe Argentine
federation invested with the power which you have
conferred upon me, and which Will employ in
derin effective ssovere.n will OF the nation, 10
peiDg foreign aggressiOns and In restraining the
mschnaioos OF those no might unfortunately attempt
TO awaken in the territory OF the republic the terrols
passions that have precipased from the mott e al
anarchy into the most bloody desp ti-m And promise
YOU gentlemen that i'm snort tine the Argentine
people ehall be presented before the world coust-
'uted, organized and happy aud | make you this
promise, because | reckon, with your assistance,
with the will of the communities and with the aid OF the
regulations and intelligence of my country and mora
than all because am determined 10 devote myself ex
cluslveiy to promoting the welfare of my compatrots.
for which will reserve sacrifice; because personal
copvepences, the same az passions must be sacrced
upon the affairs Of our country. My political programme
which; 10, founded the principles OF order ratsr
nifty and oblivion of all the passnd all the of my
public life. the guarantee that give you OF the
promise which have Just made, and with il you may
that when the National Congress
toned the Constitution of the State, and the cor!ete
rated communities have entered into the constitutional
path will deliver up 1t the depost you have con6ded
to me- with a tran gull conscience, aud without fearing
the verde. of public opinion the judgment of pos
terity JUsro j. De URQUIZAE