The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-12-22
Later from BuenOs Ayres.

By an arrival a, this port files OF the British Packet
with dates down 10 the 30lh OF Ociobe-some % days
later than our advices from there via Southampton-ae
received.
The Packet is taken up with variety of official docu-
mens One of these declares October Isl that the prov
nce OF Buenos Ayres recognises as principle the gen.
eral convenience OF opening The river Parana to the
camille traffic and navigation OF all nations
Free and unobsructed privileges are also accorded 10
Paraguay in so far the navigation OF the Parana is
concerned. Reciprocal treaties are also 10 be entered
Transit and from Paraguay is also 10 remain free on
the part OF Buenos Ayres for all foreign flags
Government is also authorized TO defray the outlay that
may be demanded for the earliest possible establishment
OF q line of mail steamers between Buenos Ayres and
Paraguay
This proclamation is signed by Marcelo Gamboa vice
president, and Juan Pco, secretary.
Another document (same dae) states that the Chamber
OF Representatives OF Buenos Ayres recognise the per-
feet and absolute independence OF The republic Of Para
quay
copy OF note from the consulate of the United
States, Mr. Joseph Graham, also appears in the Packet
dated Buenos Ayres October sh and addressed 10 the
minister of the government OF Buenes Ayres, Don Vaen-
tin Alsina
American vessels required TO pay 1874 per cent port
charges than British vessels pay. This inequality
the consul begs TO have removed
Only comparatively small amount of produce had been
shipped during the month but this owing rather 10
the late gales than to any siagnation of business
When The Buenos Ayrean, government abolish their
determinations against the United States, he promises
that our government will Immediately recprocate.
The reply Of the minister dated October 2Sd) informs
lIfahafn mat Inc government VIII lend It's eNOrts 10
meet the advances OF the American government 10 The
mutual extension OF the commerce OF both countries,
The minister, after some explanation relative 10 the dis
elimination favor OF British vessels in conclusion,
he will refer the matter 10 the legislature.
The prospects OF the cereal crops had greatly improved
owing TO the late rain.
The Packet earnestly urges absolute freedom Of eH
port and import for foreign flour Il says We 10
see this declared early in January, when our
granerIes are overlooking with corn"
circular has been addressed to the various justices OF
the peace enlonlng the necessity of Immediately esab-
fishing elementary schools all the parishes for the ed
ucaton OF youth-a movement in which IL Is said the
government is ready TO cooperate
law has been passed fixing the salary Of the governor
at 10000, and those OF the ministry al SO 900 each
Business matters were without much activity The To-
cal demand, Tor the month past, had been decidedly Ian
gud On the other hand far amount oil goods had been
purchased for the interior provinces, with rather brisk
demand for the republic OF Paraguay
Large sums OF money, that distributed among the
troops had gwen an impetus 10 some departments Of
trade, especially among the retail dealers
During the month only vessels had arrived direct
from England, with full eargoes. large number, how
ever, were discharging al Monievideo.
Goods OF all descriptions were plenty The amount OF
tonnage IN port considerable and freights conse
quently were not very brisk few vessels had left in
ballast, Tor Australia
were multiplying. The intercourse with Entire Rios was
nomInally open. but large Of It's produce had atlerly
been sent TO Montevldeo
There tolersble supply OF light hides on hand
such as are required for the United States
Horse hides and grease abundant, the slaughter
oil mares had again been declared absolutely free.
The wool harvest had Just commenced, and some French
IN good condition. and the weather all that could be
desired.