New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
BUENOS AYRES.

Advices from Buenos Ayres Dec. 3seven days later
than or previous GdvceG-have been received The
Buenos Avrcs Packet of the Sd ult says
The ensuing reduction in our Custom House tariff may
be quoted the pretext of a certain angOr in
our local provincial demand bu; the transit and tran
h being absolutely free and the intercourse at least
DCmn6ly OpeD we can see no reason Why should any
way affect the circulation Of imported goods to the interior
markets The buoyency of credit, and the satisfactory
progress made and making in the liquidation OF what
at one period heavy aud alarming oustandngs matters
of sinctIe cOngratuaoD, demonstrating in papable and
triumphant manner the resources and good faith OF our
commercial community. Without any Interference OF the
superior authorities everything has been arranged TO tho
mutual satisfaction of the parties interested without sin
gle bankruptcy OF any consideration or additional appeals
10 the tribunals Of Justice After the tremendous crisis
through which passed during the first seven months OF
le current year. this must be held phenomenon of
rare occurrence and Trustworthy pledge for the future
in both Of which views cheerfuly record it In arti
cles of primary necessity the supply in general continues
rather short of the demand with prices that must be hand
somely TemUneratye to the imporersand 10 which con
sumers perhaps submit with the better grace, from the
recent experience of still higher prices during the siege
and the blockade In the list of articles referred to
may enumerae sugar rice coffee, wines spirits lumber
coal and eagsones-a and in good demand This
scarciy suppose must be accounted for by the high
of freight that have latery ruled in Europe and the
United States
OF local politics we may assert that minor interests
at last conveyed in one fOcusthe pending election OF tue
constitutional President.
writer in the Constitutional of Mendoza says in ref
erence the approaching selection Of Chief Magistrate
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for the Republic that is about TO be elected but decision
il also he given question Of life and death for the
future welfare of the State The elections effected, and
the public will which the candidate satisfied the
complete ard absolute separation of Bueno Ayes rem aims
eVcc6by sealed This the question about TO be sub
miitod 10 the vote
Abiding to the chances of Urquza the writer remarks
"Buenos Ayres must stipulate condition that Gene
raj UrCuiza must abstain from all Interference in public
affairs From this position she cannot depart When he
only provisional director negotiations might have
been undertaken upon this basis because, after AL pro
yfiona unCtOnary is not insEterable obstacle but
that he is almost il TO be elected President
for six years real obstacle created since Bueno- Ayr
has right request the provinces to undo election
whiCh rreyocaby seals separation between the provinces
and Buonos Ayres
ave are, then about to elect Pres dent without
enues an obstacle for the incorporation of BuenOs
Ayres with all its dsasters an era of tyranny
and violence and the annual payment of 50 O0o00O
Tie most important local incidents the capture Of
five rdyidusl part of gang II some twenty political
refugee from the province of Santa Fe who had venured
into the province apparently with the design OF nsgang
reaction
Official communication from the southern districts show
the of expected Indian nvaons to be altogether
unfounded.
The Argertin, Packet Of December 3, contain. later
adyiCes from honievideo, and remarks;
THE accounts from the neighbOring republic are lar
from satisfactory The fact Of party struggen other
words, the commencement OF a new civil war-can no
longer be concealed The first advantages appear TO be
il may assume when and where il may end who can tell
General Rivera has last appeared in favor of the public
authorities the other hand parties have been armed
and organized in Entire Rios and crossed TO the Oriental
territory in cid of the rebellion In short have
little Oriental question Of OWE pregnant with dangers