The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-05
fToa The New York Herald.
news rom Brazil, buonos Ayrcs, and the int.
FiOr Provinces


news from Brazil, Buenos Ayrcs, and the Inte-
riOr Provinces
we pave received advices from South America by the
ship Maria Captain Little, this port and BY the way
Of England. TO very late date Our accounts from Blu
enos Aes are 10 the 7th OF November Rio dc Janerio 10
the I'D and Bahia 10 the 10Th
lie Journal do Commerce. published in Rio, gives
WHOM comments OF any kind. translaons OF articles
from the London Times the slave trade and from the
Courier dn Haurs European emigration 10 South
America The journal also reprints article from
one 81 The Lisbon papers, urging the necessity OF the
adjustment OF line OF steamships between Portugal
ana Brazil For this purpose a company had been formed
under the title of the |" Luso-Brazian" and their two
net steamships were TO be called the Queen and the
other the Emperor.
Several fatal cases of hydrophobia had occurred
The ship George Hudson was up for passengers and
ifeight 10 Australia. The papers contain no political or
The accounts state that there had been much excite
ment on The subject OF the elections in Brazil, which
were SAID 10 be gong against the government
treaty OF commerce and navigation between Brazil
and Peru was ratified on the 18Th of October
o. the goth OF October the Emperor of Brazil re-
eelved the committee sent from England By the Society Of
Friends 10 lay before him manifesto against the slave
trade. #@s@s##
The railway concessions had been granted 10 the CON-
pany represented by Dr. Cochrane, allowing year for
the commencement OF the works.
An enormous number OF auctions had taken place at
RIO IN October, amounting in the aggregate to E500,o0
The roads in the interior almost totally impassa.
BILE and this circumstance added to The extreme want
OF labor in gathering the coffee had been OF the
nous consequence 10 the planters
The elections for President OF Buenos Ayres had
suited in favor OF DR. AlsIna who understood 10 be
favorable TO The system Of unrestricted commerce. which.
it was expected, IN conformity with the resolutions OF
the Chamber Of Deputies, would be carried out to the
fullest extent General Urquza, the ex-governor, was
residing in the province of Entrerios, and appeared to
have given up all idea of recovering his former position,
contenng himself with retaining the government OF En-
trerios, which he still held
The following gentlemen had been selected for the
ministry;
Don Bar,oome Mite. Minister Of State.
Don Bansta Pena, Minister OF Finance.
Don Jose Maria Flores, Minister of War and Marine.
The Buenos Ayres Packet, of The 9th of November,
says:
governor and capangeneral Of the province, took place
Sunday last After having taken the customary oaths,
n Z. addressed the honorable Chamber OF Representa-
lives in eloquent and impressive terms. which were lis
tened 10 with abso bng interest," and cordially applauded
by a crowded auditory"
The Packet says:
Although nothing official has been published on the
point, il s currently reported and we think generally be-
eved that General Paez has yet proceeded beyond
San Nicholas de los Arroyos important military sta
lion. by the way in the event OF any aggressive move
nIeni the part OF The drecor-a possible conlin
gency that has escaped the lynx-eye OF the Parana.
His presence in that neshbohood is oleabe guaEan-
tee that General Uqnza will not recioss the Parana and
may, perhaps, contribute much TO the maintenance OF
peace a diplomatic tour through the inland provinces.
Mendoza, according TO extracts published IN the
Parana OF yesterday adheres verbally to the National
Drectorya dodge that others may have recourse to for
the purpose OF gaining time When matters have been
adjusted between Buenos Ayres and General Urquiza il
will be much easier for the parties IN question 10 decide
how they stand or are TO stand
In San Juan General Benavdes had caused the news
OF The nth September 10 be celebrated with serenades and
other popular demonslIaons--sn e9alyosal position
"The governor OF CorrieDtes had delegated The COM
mand, and proceeded to the country districts; many
think, and say, TO place himself at the head OF the
army, not Tor the purpose OF cooperating with General
Urquza but probably TO watch his frontiers, and guard
against the possibility OF surprise"
On this alengrossing subject, we copy the following
from the Progreso, also OF the 9Th:
According TO the latest news have received from
Enreros by the route OF The Uruguay, II appears
ndubilabe that certain MISUNDERSTANDING begin TO be
el, between Corenes and General Uquiza-grave mis-
understandings that may produce results OF great I'M
portance in the general situation Of the county
1--WE are likewise assured, through The same chan
mel, that symptoms OF little cordially OF disagreement,
with General Urquza also begin 10 manifest themselves
on the part OF The republic OF Paraguay.
" Possibly IN short time We may see more clearly,
and know in all its details what in the mean time com
muDcaied TO US IN general terms.
aThe executive asked IS 100000 for its present and
prospective necessities and Thursday the legsla ure
responded placing 100000 al its dsposaan evident
and papable system of confidence and cordiaity."
The Buenos Ayres correspondent OF the London Times
writes; "eat+ .a# ~
1.-The revolution ofthe nth OF September maintains its
ground, and there is nothing 10 fear in directly aggres
form from General Urquiza, who is isolated in the
province OF Enirerios The Corenties who never sent
their representatives the nded nsonal congress at
Santa Fe decline the jurisdiction OF the National D
rscory and the treaty of alliance, offensive and defen
sive with The republic Of Paraguay is dead letter
TO which we may add that the Enlreranos are so heart
y tired Of fighting that believe General Umnza
could no, muster five hundred for the purpose OF IN
vading either Cornenes Buenos Ayres On the 3oth
utimo Dr. Valentin Alsna was named governor and
captain general of this province, on the 3ls, was FORM
ally installed, and forthwith named the following minis
ters; OF Government, and Foreign Relations Col Bar
tolome Mie; of Finance, Don Juan BsuIIsa Pena; OF
War and Marine, General Flores tits undenaby an in
tellgeni upright, and patriotic government-lbera IN
it's Internal and commercial policy. though perhaps
rather warhke regards General Urquiza, and some
fear too nhexlbe, too little coDcatoy TO insure the
result OF the practical fusion OF parties On the latter
score there is little ground Tor apprehension so long as
Urquiza maintains threatening attitude. Yesterday
being holiday, other measure has transpired to in
dictate the probable march OF the new government or
the views OF the interior provinces Corenes and Santa
Fe excepted, nothing Is positively known but we can
fancy warike policy al heavy discount with all OF
them"
the NJ Y. Herald.
Important from France OF Emperor
Napoleon In the Gen Armstrong Case.