The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20


Re have received files Of the formal do Concrete Of Rio
dJanero up to tho 18th Of June They 90 not contain
Of interest.
he Jonal has dates from Buenos Ayres to the I'd Of
J,e, and from Montevideo to the 5th. No important
ent had occurred. Peace regning in the Eastern
ste and no disturbance Of it had taken place. In the
Cmbers they had passed laws Of lion and Of
CT registry.
msDg tie subjects which occupied the attention Of
ifIoue Of Representatives in the month OF May the
mt important was that which authorized the govern
mt to negotiate loan of million Of dollsrs. The
dlgreemcnt existing between the Chambers and tie
Misty, on the mode OF applying that aIi,o. from
hdere ofihs government to apply It to the payment
of!ehs outside the budget, to which the Chambers
wdd rot consent thus Gaming protractsd discussion
eb<g length in the authorization Of the folio wing
ters:--
n 1.-the Executive power may open credit with
tbcuuof one n illicn Of dollars
N 2, This amount is to BE- specially applied to the
palMifof the arrears OF the civil and military lists,
srdths debts undergone in virtue Of the budget Of
A. To guarantee the payment Of the interest and
cspih rsultr from the operation Of credit adi.
tor IT, is established on articles Of consumption intro
duce no the State. This mposs will be one fifth
large tho the duties now paid.
AT. 5iods that this loan shall not be contracted at
Crater fterest Than twenty four per cent per snnum
lttas etsn that this law would pats In the Senate
the 9th June.
t~o roje Of lawstte rtt opening TO the vessels aud
comrerosf all nstions the ports belonging to tho
pulls In ~ river Uruguay (Pasand, Sals0, and SorA-
MOI nd 70 second declaring the slave trade piracy
n eciviSar continued in Busnos Ayres which since
December 1t had dsselstsd that city, deserving of
better fate The contest which from day to day
becoming nre sanguinafy, had sacrificed many lives,
Jet do net ssteu the solution Of the question. Tho
ooctate hey inefficient tue city did not suffer through
among the rtrAl. The English had already prots tsd
agains. the lockade, and the French followed thslr
example.
On the lat May the Congress ., Santa Fe had sane
tobed the coiiiu Of the republic This fact ght
give rise to sitter understanding smong the seser.
ANS. To third Congress- facilitated IL. 10 dvidng
tho provincsf Buenos Ayres that in part of 1t
should be e. tishtd the capital Of the 5a.o Coagress
manifssted tldesIe that The province SHOULD be
suited and dsrsd commission 20 request tbs aequi-
escencs q III rovince ia the fundamental pact Goa
Ctquiza whe the Cosprpss had charged with prouul
the thrseert vinoAs TepreseD.ei IN senta Fc, would
not permit csrDiasiun 70 ester the cs-eged city,
sDA ordered bat he constitution should b. fuliled
without givii Official notification ~ the Governor OF
IL w@ sai&bat Gen. Urq iiza Intends TO organise .
prtvincal sovpusnt in the country, AID that that
government aGuld the constitution So be filie3
on he art Of neros AyIes
Or. PDa bi.tsf of foreign efsars Of Gen Urquiza
ard on OF The gotst0rs Of the treaty o peace Of ths
9Th OF March v'h IRE governmeot of Bispos syres had
pnb'i ed nstestc explaining his conduct and tina,
~ histso colleagues in the neyoisEen 10 prove that
they u let otsrt fren the instructions u the proy
slons Director
Ietms from orieptss ar noupced that Tia Governor
tba province sd ordered Colonel V.roH TO ce shot
and Id banisbed from bi. territory Br Dsrqui ! Sea
taTe Gen UrqlIzx The inter, Won was attributed to
them tevoluUujapy the province. to upset che
6o,eror, Pojo itie affected 70 he Provisional Director