New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-07
BUENOS AYRES.

The Buenos Ayres journals received by
the Argentine, whose arrival at Salem, from Bueuos
Ayres, on the 18th Of May was announced on Monday
by telegraph contain further details Of the news;
In the session of the Chamber of Representatives on
the 10Th OF May, Deputy AlbarIicin made a motion,
proposing the DOmlb alton of a commission from the
bosom OF the Chamber, to manifest to Gen. Urluiza
In the name of the people, the sentiments Of gratitude
wherewith they are animated towards Ills person for
having eitceci0usy contributed to upset tyranny aud
estabfh liberty. Senior Pico also presented draft OF
law TO the following effect
ART. l. That the province of Buenos Avres confers
vote of thanks bis Exceency the Governor and Cap
tain General Of tbs province OF Entire Rios, Generaln
Chief OF the Lberaing Army, Brig Gen Don Jose dc
Ufquiza, for having freed from tue tyranny that op
pressed IT, and for having initiated the national organl
zetion of The Argentine Confederation.
ART ii. The province OF Bueno, Ayres adheres to
the vote proclaimed by his Exceency General Urquza
of immediately constituting the nation by of
General Congress and will contribute with all its means
TO the attainment Of this object
ART I'LL That on the pat If the province of Buenos
Ayres Gen UrquizR Is appointed Representative OF the
Foreign Relations and Affairs of Peace aud War, and
generally Of all those that belong to the national
hory, and rates what has been done Ia this respect
by the Provisional Government of the province.
ART. Nv. copy Of the present sanction shall be
placed In the hands Of his Exceency, the Rpre'ent
alive OF the Foreign Relations, by Special Con MIS-
sion of the Chamber
Said motions having been seconded and explained by
their respective authors referred TO the Com
tee of Constitutional Affairs.
The Packet of May says:
glance at our synopsis of official documents may
convince any that we have NJ least got working
Standardization. As regards the general Organization OF
the republic, things progress with railway speed and
we can see no reason TO despond as 70 favorable re-
suit Tue interior provinces have experienced the bitter
fruits OF chy and tyranny and trust and believe
are prepared to enter into and appreciate constu-
uonsl "a ine.
bn., Ill
invested General Urqu2a with tue direction OF the for
eign relations aud general affairs Of the Conederadon
and now await with Impotence the assembly Of the
Provincial Governors, cited for the 20ti inst, San
Nicholas de l0s Arroyos. Ia this province Much will
depend on the enlightened patriotism Of that august as
sembly and the above DEGREES and other measures of
our Provisional Government directly calculated t.
smooth some OF the most formidable difficulties. Give
judicious and harmonious national srrargee ana
confidently predict increased act lily and prog
sive extension foreign and internal com n@roe Ma.
ture has done her part with profuse hand intei.
gence Industry, and capital alone required de-
veop nexhautibe resources OF the b saes: interest
to European enterprise and commerce
Our new Provincial Legislature being installed
and have douot Il Will sanction and carry on. hs
important reforms and bersl measures initiated he
provisional Government with the necessary amp ih,i
hons, that time and circumstances may dcniani. Wrh
the political organization OF the United ~ ties ami The
free trade policy OF Great Brian beio thsir eyes our
legislators have clear and steai oescOn-i cot,
euie them to haven of safety while their truin as
will be e,nphstically the triu npas Of mankind"
To parties At distance, the recent calculations Ia our
money market may indi rate lurking dstrust or MA
Swing, g. 10 the march snd prospects OF public affairs
mere on we spot ana acquiu with the ignOOe
resored To- to iu the puOhc create panic for ,las
ter and sehsh end. we attach itte importance to these
occasional aud acsiden,s variaious
hcmentary tmbarrsssmonts may, ami psrhaps DO
exist; but no acquainted with rae sources of the
Republic, and especially OF thi. Province can duo.
its ability to se Triumphant over them si in TIE spt,
OF q few menths, or az most couple Of years. Taks
the average Of the last three wears and
the enormous absorbed IN ina iYuisss tas
worse than fui,less Department OF War aRd yoa have
the key to a certain and Satisfactory solutlaR.
few thousand men, we'll equipped aad paid, 20
guard and extend our ire OF frontier Is ina Ong NH
fary establishment we Ought % have; and thu ye.cen h
ments in this department alone w0ald spsedy retrieve
all cur Membranes leaving wide margin tog neces
ssry Improvements that may In thoir turn be regGored
productive 60 far therefore commercial 1.pects
are concerned, we are disposed . look ~ the slony
Aldo 81 the picture; always allowing enable space
Oh tune tor their realization.
From The Packet of the 15th we take
The following.
Al he meeting ofthe Honorable Cdsrnbe- on the Is
s, "a = toe Provisional Govern Y. Don Woe snse Lo-
N. eeeted Governor aud CspuainG sral of
80. W. ~ - votes, In House OF 3S rsabsrs pre-
have besn mar more juacioue enoic' cOUd az.
able patriot on this nertoa ard ~rst,fy ,.r. If ,h
NC esteem an eonhdenc- hail and oresnee
nsss o. we AZ solid "a ,raptee to tao
FsssDo
ana rs interests consul cd and promofed r, a .,
that bis efforts may be crowned with snccss. % 49,
zoe pSo'c :, may DC wia the necessity
ola cheerful obedience aud cordial co,,ers,i, ''S
This day, the 18th, Is appointed f,r the soe,. ,s
a1fpskeefe1noDy u swearing HIN into otfcs a. So
enthusiastic accisaaaions OF canteo,ed popalscs nov
srnouncs tho rehabilitation Of our CONSTITUTIONAL ys~,
-wclrome sounds, thst NE cheerfis rcverberate sOd
rxovfeics 81 syo sogrsd0 A,srtad hbsTtad hbosad ~
TIE unhappy collisions With the Imperial forces, 81.
luded L, sb,ye partly CONFIRMED, we regret to sy
.I.sa a. Er.