The daily union., 1852-05-07
From south America.

allied army into the city, will be read with interest
decree Of the provisional government declaring d,
embezzemenls that had taken place during his admins
ration. eonhscatng IN consequence all his property
isung within the province, providing Tor It's care and
management IN The Time, and calling all parties
who may have cattle other property belonging 10 him
10 liver up the same, under The penalty OF being con
sdeIed reseers and accompces said decree 10 be sub
united TO the ensuing Legislature Tor lis consideration and
approval. e.9 a9 Na fn
decree declaring the or disuse OF the red nband
optional
from the chief OF police to the minister of gov
ernment suggesting the expedeacy OF general license
Tor killing mares throughout the province.
Reply approving the suggestion. and declaring the
slaughter oil throughout the province entirely free
decree abrogaling that OF the 10th September, ls4o
and relnstang all owners OF confscated property
throughout the province in their full rights and dominion
such; said owners TO receive back their properties
they now exist. Any doubt or question that may arise
between them and the actual occupants be summarly
decided by the respective justices OF peace with right OF
appeal 70 the governments the further that may
be requisite TO be reserved Tor the decision OF the ensuing
legislature t5tl
A note from the minister Of government to the chief
OF police, intimatlng that Tor obvious reasons the old
observances of carnival would be dispensed with this
occasion, but authorizing the modified diversions gener
ally adopted in civilized communities. fssGsay
ENTRY OF THE ARMY.--FrOm an early hour on the
morning Of the 19ih says the Packet, Buenos Ayres pre-
sented gay scene OF hustle and animation The blue
white andblue flags, legitimate emblem Of Argentine
nationality floating IRON every roof OF the Empress OF
the Paie must have forcibly reminded all that sudden
and mighty change had come over the spirit Of their
dream
little before midday salute OF twenty guns an
nounced that the grand procession was entering Peru
street, and every streetcossng, balcony, and every roof
that commanded view OF the route. was Immediately
crowded with anxious spectators IN hoyday attire, eager
catch glimpse OF the illustrious lberaor, and pay
their homage of respect TO the allied army. a{tI
Near The van rode Gen. Urquiza, in modest array,
and with uhpretendng simplicity Of demeanor GER
tended to repress rather than elicit
the noisy Plaudhs that many were disposed to offer.
vvas long and loud. however, boques OF flowers, and
other significant demonstrations greeted his progress. and
reached their climax on passing the chasle triumphal
arch erected in honor OF the occasion the mouth Of
Federation street, leading into Victoria square.
Here. according to The published programme, the com,
mander n chief Of the bcaling army was to have paid
his respects the provisional government in the fort but
for other which we have not yet heard ex
planned this part OF the ceremonial dispensed with
and after short halt in the square, and conversing Ia
miay With certain parties that surrounded him, he re-
turned in the direction OF Palermo without quitting
the ranks In the course OF the evening" however, he
visited Victoria square TO witness the display OF hre
works and afterwards honored the Victoria Theatre with
his presence, attended by several members OF the pro.
As TO The entire number OF troops that entered, we
have certain data which to Tey but we have heard
il estimated by knowing at from - 600 TO $4,000
truth may lie between. In passing the point where we
stationed the procession occupied about four bours
Everything throughout the day conducted with the
most perfect order and military regulay-so much SO
that have not heard Of the slightest accident NO
dcation by void or deed, of triumph or exultaion-a
moderation and proprety that augurs we'll for the pro-
claimed fusion Of all political parties i,
untold evils OF civil dissenslon and despotc govern
menL Many eyes were strained in painful watching
for the appearance OF some loved and long lost one
and oh the thrilling sensation OF ecsiaic delight at
ing those advance safe and sound and free with whom
their relatives had parted long and ago, in all
the bitterness OF sorrow and hopelessness OF despair
Anxious inquiries, loo, were made as 10 the fate oil
missing the worst fears OF confirmed and the
torture of hope deferred aggravated in others, by the
sponses received May auspcous future console the
mourners and compensate all for the trials and suferngs
that could wish to consigned TO eternal oblivion,
only remembered TO enhance brighter and progress
sive destiny
Urquzas curt reply TO the congratulations Of the Brit
ish charge daalTes has sorely annoyed the British
residents in Buenos Ayres. The language implied both
censure and threat, ane Engshmen were not pre-,
pared for such bold language toward their unpncpled
bullying government BY South American governor.
proclamation issued BY the Minister and Secretary oi
State IN The Department OF War and Marine thus ap
OF the dictatorship was perpetual war, and division
among the citizens 10 turn everything TO It's exclusive
benefit that of liberty will be peace aud The fusion OF
political parties Yes; the recollection of past mis-
fortunes must be sauiary corrective for the future"
Be the opinions OF individual in politics what they
may his qualifications for Office his integrity and virtue
that Rosas coniemned, will be the only claims which
the government will fix its attention; we are all
bethren-all sons OF the Argentine soil, and heirs ol
common glory. Airuce them TO crime and blood, which
the abomnable tyranny has already shed in torrents.
Peace, law, national liberty organization under the
federal system individual security respect TO religion,
property and 10 the authorizes Behold what
quire TO ccairse the wounds inflicted By barbarian
the bosom of the republic Let us all with one accord,
divestng ourselves OF narrow sentiments and gnoble
venge propend with enthusiasm 10 the attainment OF such
noble ends.
MExIco.-We note the following interesting items Of
OF news, extracted from files OF Mexican papers
An order was received al Vera Cruz (says the Eco del
Comereo OF that city, OF April A. per telegraph and
press. from the Minister OF Finance, by the collector OF
that port, 10 call upon the Junta de Fomento without
delay TO draw out the proec, OF tariff on the princi
pie OF reduced duties in general and slight increase OF
duties on articles OF luxury"
The collector accordingly selected two persons the
Juna two more and on the part OF the merchants OF
Vera Cruz delegates appointed, and the commit
of proceeded at 10 form revised tarh, sub
ject to The approval OF the government.
The Nofieoso OF Tampco states that on the last day
OF March the garrison ordered 10 be in readiness 10
suppress expected outbreak but the day passed Oh
without any unusual occurrence.
The Mexican Congress had been prorogued for thirty
days-lhe extent OF the constitutional limit.
The Senate had passed resolution authorizing the
government 10 vary the tariff according 10 circumstances
the amouat OF 10 per cent upon the existing dulies BY
a vote OF % against IA.
The Eco del Copsroo states that letters had arrived BY
the last packet according which the government of the
United States had sent on umatum upon the Tebuan
epec question, requiring the ratification OF the Gomez
Pedraza treaty for the opening OF The lshmus and the
current rumor that the disputed territory was about
be occupied by order o the government OF The United
States OF course this is nothing but report
CHu-Busness throughout the State bad resumed IL
woned course and the havests had been beyond expec
ation favorable, in spite OF The political troubles The
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