New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02


Urquiza explains the motives and objects OF the campaign
should arms become necessary. He appeals 20
his authority As legally constituted Director II the en-
tire Confederation paey Provinces which hraten %
carry civil into the Republic and declares fhsf bis IN
PREVENTION Is Demanded BY the 5rosnlcIssaf5 ofs rural
districts Of Buenos Ayres He horever. declare nat be
viii not infringe any Provincial institutions nor cramp the
free Of Buencs Ayrss 70 the ns0nal organ
ton.
private letter from Busnos Ayres dated March .ihl
The suspension Of hostlites commenced this day at
sunrise lagos has positively given his adhesion % tins
preliminary step. and & remains 20 be seen whether his
subserns viii obey bis orders OF the bases OF the pend
ing negotiation nothing has TRANSFERRED bat the questions
10 be solved are a. complicated be imagined and t
not unlikely that the result may be arrangement BE-
tween the Commissioner 81 General UrluEa and the GOV
eminent OF Buenos Ayres 90 which Lagos ele
vii not conform so long they md persons 20 aid
them IN The Wholesale plumber now going IN the rural
districts Of this province. We think. however that the
fortunate Gauchos nearly tired Of hard blows
toll and little pay and the chiefs nav be abandoned
N enterprise they cannot long manage by themselves
perhaps be sacrificed 20 the resentment Of Infatuated
mob and they ought now 20 have the fate Of Aquino
before their eyes General Urquiza cannot them for
We believe he is gov himself involved in the meshes Of
foreign diplomacy.
The prospects Of foreign commerce almost des2e
rate and though foreign establishments in the country
districts have hitherto been respected they cannot survive
the pr sent system OF plumber aud spoation in which
case The pntist fsN IN hs vo-A for European emigration
must be abandoned 70 the Indian md the ostrich But
National Guards prove true 20 their cause there may
ultimately be virtual alliance between them and resident
foreigners from which something mpQ tact and salts
factory may spring In this alliance and the spontaneous
immigration that would be consequent upon IT, all our hopes
are cenientd'
The BtDh Paclf gives The folowin- review of politics
connected " til the present struggle
Rumor- Of dssensiou in the be,egng camp ccntinue
rife and in the ascendant Besides chickering's IN business
matters opinions der wide the poles the political
march j. exp,dient TO adopt in this emergency Without
awaiting the award OF the Commission signatures are being
collect 10 o. tfscts declaring and constituting Lagos
Provisional Governor Of the Provnce-whether or not in
hor, q, The
{ ear appear
This STEW mu. Increase the difficulties OF the pending
negotiations Viii lagos wave hi preten,ions {" the 81
meme magstracv' VIII his suhllterus dsnier sie7ily
and IA roticaly orego their shares the hide specua
ton at the bdi II the Commissioners >upposng them
refractory by what mean, arr Thy 90 bt suolecteI
These are qu esi0ns cannot answer ami, assuming
the likelihood ct an arni,tic, II would be unwse ami
unsafe to relax energetic preparations
Abusing HI position as Minister OF War eN General
Flores surprised portion OF our simple nnied Pelsantr
into a f,-e position iu which Lagos has retained them
for three month, by expedicnts ltte credible 70 them
and -tl L., 10 himself These expedenis are now near
Is exhausted the disruion ard INSTRUMENTATION m H.
camp clearly show II j., last degen.ratng into Az oil
earchal ,quabhe for plumber aud the injury beng IN
fcted on our rural establishments is another formidable
danger that 'uds comrn' real interest," ihr't
ultimate uumrh political party we consider hpos
shle but. allowed tmr 60 carry oui the plan o1 ''h
raien Initiated against the harmless hulock, they must
eec;ualy ruin tne prospects OF for ign commerce Tor ga
iud, tn.ie period
Nor would the triumph Of Tago. afford any guarantee
ties combine with culpabe facility 10 hostze the existing
Administration buf. the state lottery drawn the
holders Of blanks ready as ever 20 combine against
the fortunate or unfortunate IL" VINO arr" the p/'' ol
Office or emoiumeni.
To obyiaie impending compromise or with the hope
of saving something from the general wreck there are not
wanting persons especially IN commercial and business cie
ces who advocate settlement of any kind and ON any
terms sacrificing al the hopes OF the future 10 the present
e1pediency The real interests of foreign commerce
counsel an unqualified rejection OF this shorisshe policy.
Revolution and IFS twin sister anarchy threaten To assume
n chronic D. among and unless they are now eNiti
paied branch foreign commerce cannot survive the
inevitable catastrophe thar mpends over All our social
interests. We cannot fancy more nremedabe calamity
than the recognition and enforcement OF another success
fu rebellion. IL Is 20 the province d Buenos Ayres that
The foreg merchant must look, ia estimating the trade OF
the River Plate and is tributaries but Blanos Aes free
independo nj, and mistress Of her own desIimes. a.,
The prospect danger at a drama, similar 10 tai
enacted IN the sister Republic y another argument ursed
la behalf Of "a compromise with the IeDels WIN sone
points Of resemblance however there j. one Essential al
terence that DESTROYS the identity of the two cases and
renders the Iago rquizl enterprise utterly hopeless ud
mpracticsbc. In the Oriental Republic an cr"henng
veteran army aid aud supported by General Rosas was
the bond Of that upheld and prot1cted the mem0r
bic nine years siege Participants in the scandalous spot
ans that prosperous and onrshng State to pltia
bic skeleton flores md other Argentine chiefs ana ocfrs
had powerful reasons for fidelity % their master who's
name suced inspire the common soldier With ave and
submission such bond OF cohesion and coercion neither
exists be- supplied in the present instance despite
the friendly intentions Of the Provisional Director Of the
thirteen conf derate Provinces
Priv letters from Buenos Ayres state tit O"ih con
tending parties appealed 70 the brazilian minister AZ
that capal 20 assist in bringing about compromise oi i
existing LII and emharrass mcnts aud very great
expectations entertained that ms mediation "h ne sue
ces.fu The brazilian represen stive at Burno, Ayres
a dit0matst Of great mod eraiOn AMI good sense ana
when acting In q similar capacity recently Il Monte beo
contributed laTgey 10 the settlement Of disputes IN The
Bands Oriental which consequently owe much OF IT. pres
eIt tranquility and progress 90 his good Offices.
Capt Gore. British Chargr az Parma nr 1has.
Hotham British Envoy g. the Argentine Confederation.
NJ de n George French Envoy Mr. Pendleton l. ;
ihsrgr. and u Canu; SiTiinsn W at the Island "i
Assumption and from their cont was supposed
that a COMMERCIAL treaty was in b Netwren Tie IL
overstocked with English good, commerce "s very
dull
The cultivation Of tobacco by the rniAgusylns rapid
" progressing aud the stock Is dered by many equal
quality the bcsi Havana. cargo Il couon haa e.
Gently been exported from Paraguas l. "as shipped -
the hrst trading steamer that had assembled tn PaIai
A. Rio the yellow has BEEN ieariuy severe some
vessels have lost al hands board On shore 10 TFr'
are confined excessively 10 persons lately arrived nun
other couuirles from the interior.
\ very large diamond has been discovered III bagagein,
in the province of the mines weighs yitasis and an
eighth Tie dscoyerer Old black slave waInan'
Who Immediately ca red il her master Brazilian n
very needy circumstances lie Immediately gave the slave
her liberty md his brother % ku with ne -iainoh
The Commercial Bank advanced him 1000 cruo', about
10000 on tie gem and Il 20 Eaglant oy tl, c"--
yey .nce. IL Is said 10 be Stone 81 extraordinary o-tni
THE RAILROAD MASSACRE NEAR CHICAGO.
of Passenger.
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