The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21


~ Of ascertaiAing Row and on what terms they nay
be fsrwaxded to sheir respec dsstinasloas Tois,
however, 10 evil OF accideatai exssence aud tenn
Porary DURATION "h'on VIII doubtless % rsmsdted
BY the for booming cu-t0m house regulations To cd
jakt the rsins OF their vsuAl organs to the brighter
light in which they hepoeforth destined TO live and
q Ct, Pablo employees and commercial conmuoi-
~ alike require . reasonable time and q ilstle
prsct cal experience Tnoagh 70 condols with the
fpfsrsr. We do not dsspsir OF the pasieat.
lbe local demsn1 outiog the month has been Dc
cidedly iapgu,d o. the other hand, far amount
has been pure for the interior provinces, with
rather orisk demand tor the republic OF Paraguay
This fact is the notable, that the latest ad
vices from Paraguay represented the market Tor
Manufactured goods as considerably overstocked.
and readable prices as far from remuaerative Free
competition and speculation mus, have their coarse;
but We suspect the languof complained OF in tho
Pars9 usysn market 10 no. likely 20 ne elevated
or oissips.ed by fresh accession OF goods, intro
daced on more advantageous ierms The frs,, aud,
lear, inevitable effect must be still further de-
preston ON the existing stock; sho viog tue
sity Of extreme caution In estimang the wauts and
resources OF these new markets and remote oosJles.
GOODS may easily be transferred from CnareAtOn
Vera Cruz to the West Iudies or from the Vest
Indies to Brazil; but landed in the sIatiSsa
thpls Of Parsgus the oniy aleerns i've for the i'm
porter 10 al IN Conditional captulstion-it may oe
wholesale sacrifice
hean~hne, the prospects Of our homo market are
subject to variety OF contingencies beyond our
ken and control. The seasoD of the year aud the
proximity OF WOOL ana gram 0acvesb1, are al
its favor; and the large sums that beng dstri
butte, among the troops must slso give salutary i'm
pulse 10 the course Of trace Retail dealers already
experience it's vivfypg Effects and their isbilises
to the inn port houses continue to DO met in salts
~ tory manner. Amid the fast RECURRING viclssi-
tudes OF the last eight months, mercantile credit
AID confidence have nooly main tanned their ground;
one OF the most pleasing aud auspc,ous features Of
the situation With the plant elasticity Of you h
the CONNIE rec and industry OF Busnos Ayres rise
triumphant over the Most formid able political OBJ
srsces. and extort from Us the sanimattrg though
bling queston-what might not be expected
with established orier and consolidated peace
The amount Of goods landed here il aot by any
means 40 large the long list OF vessels entered
would Seem TO indicate; only NO, we believe, dav
ing arri, cd direct from Englsu with full cargoes,
al the offers having dsch srged part, and ia gene
raj The greater part ~ Montevideo At rha ssoe
time, il must be confessed, tnat deposit
stores already present a crowded appears 1sa; ant
~irs the prospect OF a Der limited demand from
still ytioUai circumstances. Thug there
resd DC TO apprehension o a scaDty supply for Soma
mCntEs to come. heavy ressrse stock must also
bave accumulated az %eDtev'd9o aud with Ia, al
soiute leedom o. in ercoufse mat now happily 1t.ys
il the Plate and tie psrina, the swo mirsets, NJ
regards import enerests. must equally bs taken
into aecaupt THIS suD1iyis on Of commoa late
Test. renders IL difficult To sscarS3n thu amount
OF business actually transacted, and to esfImiJe
the prospective wants OF tue Import market
IL articles OF daily consumption, tDe 6etla ID is
steady rather han bllsk; and with the exception
OF spanish rlnet, a0o fsw minor araelss the sup
ply Sust be pToDouDcea abundsn5.
few vessels have left II ballast. and no less
than three are LAID for the gold regions of Aus
tralia; attn, the CUNT Of tonnage port is very
considerable aoo the Immediate prospectus OF freight
far ,om hat.erirg
Our SDiIdr0S are working On c lini, ed scale, and
tbe complsluts Of scarcity Of cattle in this pro.
virce, rather gain ground Live s.ocx, both cattle
snd sheep, maintain high plicss; and The idea of
breeding cattle for tae saa9eros out Of the qu.s
ton This alone must keep the supply limi ed;
even assuming, WHOM sre disposed 10 do, their
existence III the provioee Owing TO tho IN .rch Of
political events, there is N mediate prospect of
any remttapc.s from ths interior provinces; and at
present. seems don o.tu VIVA. proportion sy reach
his port from toe ltorsl provinces, aud from The
ItpnsJic OF Paraguay The Intercourse with the
province of Entire RIOS IL neuiualty OPEN has
large share of is produce, believe, has lnsscry
been sent to A0Ltevi6eo; aud all other parties,
where General Urqn'2a influence extends, msy be
expected to pstronize The neutral port, aeel at the
expense of their convepienca and Interests
AS matters stand st present, we have tolerable
supply cfG2ht hides, such are required tor the
United States. For the int ana Il aglish mar
kess, The upplS is short, h a brisk demand OF
tailor supplies are liz az, aod inquiries princi
patly mace for the superior qualities Horse hides
and grease Ekely 10 Ds aoandaut, as tho
slaughter of mares has again been declares 40
Our wool harvest has just conm snced, and 70
have heard Of some contracts for The Frerica
ker, st high figures The hoeks are said 10 be
i
desired
The prospects OF the cereA crops have imp ,vsi
greatly from che late copioas ami aabe rains,
a, We sra entitled 10 look forward With hope TO
the substantial blessings OF fat beef aad cheap
br sd On tie vexstiou, que-tion of foreign fodr
We need not waste other word Absolute FREQ
dom OF import and export is the aural and neses-
ssTy complement Of 10 enlightened commercial
policy OF tue era and We trnsS to see it declared
early in The month OF January, when our granaries
are overlooking With corn
The compar .oyely small amount o. prodac,
despatched THIS month"; is not owing TO any stagsa-
to1 or absolute scarcity, ont TO - succession Of
blowy weather, that prevented shippiug operations
for about helf the month, keeping US in mind of the
Indispensable necessity of public docks, nov that
Bueuos Ayres must Inevitably become the great
en- poriuin oil the Argentine republic.
POLITICAL ASPECT
The position assumed by g snersl UrgIza renders
a collision With the province Of Buenus ayres sp-
psrently inevitable aud imminent. For its origin
sne character sc must refer 10 the Official 4oca.
meDts recorded 10 our successive uaibers bat, be
its Duration and result what thev may, the mere
prospect or apprs hensioa Of contest cannot fail
damp for a time the atdor OF commercial enterprise
Be aides distractpg tie attention. AMI ccippling In.
dieposabie resources Of q numerous and Important
stetiJn of the community, il tends to proons TIE
virtual Isolation 20 which the Argentins prosinoes
have so long been condemned 10 their incilcuaole
pr JUDGE, ard the dsttinent OF fsreiyn commerce
1T IL 10 this respect tsat he purolnd policy Of
the dlr etgf Us 80 dssply 10 bs regretted III ii
be c9un,enanced sGl1tsry aud necessary reform in
the proviDci. adniaisiTstocs the enterprise Of
siOIal ganization would haze followed almost as
matter 3f course, and he hiSisef ght have boon
to cay he revered constitutional President OF .
united 40 prosp rcus r.. pnoc
As matters nov stand, toe interior provinces have
only one alternatives TO frasernize wisn B1su5s
Ayree, or espoase What has eydently 0ecs ne tue
personal causs Of General Utquiza. Corrieuses ia
unoe stood 10 have minated dec;sioD, by re.
cognizDg the movements Of the Itch Sep.enbsr:
and Santa Fe hes done az much AZ could De expect
Cd il she cir ,nmsSacces, by essam'ns "a di,niied /
neuJ atty. Az anticipated ana Predicted the |
oveTiures Of General U-quzs 20 the soysrnnea. Of I
Paraguay, have met with direct negative. Fsofo
tueii prc1lmity 20 Eatre. Ros, these are the Only
parties tnst nis ut ssve lent eic,ars ad in 90.
e'ciug Butns Ayfes; aud their example, when /
kno Fn, viii 80 faf TO decide shs other sss.er pro-
yinces
4ekipg al these things luto combination we
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