Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-09
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Ayres to July 2, Montevideo to July 6,
and later dates from other South Amer
: ican ports, have been received.
The intelligence from Buenos Ayres
is of an important character. The Re-
public was again placed under dictato-
rial government. the duration of which
it was impossible to foreten. General
Urquizl had effected coup d'etat, a Ia
Louis Napoleon. and the community of
Buenos Aytes was much alarmed and
exasperated. The public press was ef-
fectually gagged, the chamber OF Rep.
resentatives dissolved. and four Of the
most popular and influential members
ordered 10 quit the country as dema
gogues. Such was the sorry prelude to
the anticipated national organization
A private letter to the London Times
speaks Of Urquiza and his conduct as
follows:
! General Urquiza has played a des-
perate game. and is irretrievably lost,
unless he can achieve some dazzling
triumph by constituting the nation; and
in his great enterprise, to which we
heartily wish success, the provinces ap-
pear all in its favor, but other commu-
mites where the influence of Gen. Ur-
quiza Is less felt may take the same
stend as Buenos Alres. Should that
BE the case he has not power to enforce
I obedience. and the example he has sci
here may be quoted to his disadvantage.
In short, we are once more at sea, with
out chart or rudder; and God only knows
what may be the fate of this unfortunate
country. Meanwhile foreign troops
perambulaie our street night and day,
and it is difficult TO Danish the idea of a
city with the heel of The conqueror on
its neck. Business of course paral-
wed, confidence in suspense. and al
eyes strained in fruiilessly peering into
the womb OF dark and mysterious lu
ture. An ominous cloud hangs over the
south Of this province, over several of
our interior provinces to the north.
single spark may ignite the train, invol-
wing us in the horror of new civil
war"
The British Packet remarks as fol-
lows:
"The coup d'etat has left the city in
profound tranquility and perfect order;
but no doubt there is a ranking feeling
of discomfort, not the less dangerous,
perhaps. from the constrained silence to
which it is subjected. At the same time
we see nothing to justify the slightest
apprehension for public order; and if
successful in constituting the nation on
a broad, secure, and liberal basis. Gen.
Urquiza will readily be pardoned, by the
Ijudicious and disin.erested, for the bold
and unceremonious step of which zeal
( Gus theorists, with a specious show Of
reason. so bitterly complain"
An official notification Of the coup d
etat had been conveyed to the British
charge d'affaires
Accounts from Rio de Janeiro state
that a law had been passed authorizing
the incorporation of a company for eS-
tablishing a railway from that city to
several towns in the interior. Two
companies had started to compete for
this concession. The population of the
province is represented to have IDcreas-
ed from 100000 TO 10000 souls in
fifteen years; two-thirds Of the latter,
however. are composed of Creoles and
African slaves. An agreement had
nearly been concluded between the inn
peria Government and private compa-
ny for the regular navigation by steam
boats of the great river AmazOn; sub
sidy of 94j contos is to be paid annual
ly by the government in support Of this
enterprise. The government requires
the steamboats, to ascend the river as
far up as Mania, a village more than 80
leagues beyond st. Jose de Marabiiana,
a Brazilian fort, and the last settlement
on the macon. In the first instance
the voyages are TO be performed month
Iy, and afterwards every 90 days, with
vessels OF 1870 horse power. Other
conditions are likewise imPosed-such
as the settlement of colonies, convey
ance OF mails, &c. The public reve-
nue. Of Brazil continued to increase, and
the first six months of 1859, showed
large excess over the corresponding Pc
riod Of 1851.
The fever had very much abated Of
Rio de Janeiro. and only few cases ex-
listed, which caused no anxiety.
ADVANCE IN BREADsTUFFs.--The
New York Journal Of Commerce OF
Monday afternoon says:
There has been farther improve
: ment in the price ri both flour and
grain TO day, with considerable ex-
element in The market. New York
State -four is firm at $3.50 for
straight brands, and Ohio at S4,50a
}, "a 564. Southern brands S4,62.-l
. White Ohio wheat brought 81, 10
These prices are far above the views
of shippers, and are much higher
than the quotations from the other
side bv the Atlantic would warrant.
There is small stock of -four in the
market, and the principal export de-
mand is for wheat. Indian Corn
/ improved also under good Eastern
demand, and is bringing 7Oa72 FOR
l sound parcels.