The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

We have oates fIt IN Buenos Ayres Oct. q Mantevidec
Oct s. Rio do Janeiro Get ls; Bahia Oct II; Pernam-
bpco. Oct. o.
IRON Buenos Ayres we have intelligence to the % oc
which says;-"our situation Is anomalous and every
hour may bring change, the nature and extent Of
which is impossible to foresee. We consider the minis
Try and the government itself insecure. Another nva
sion Of Indians would certainly be fatal and the chances
OF there being such, we regret to say, greatly predom
nate AT present any party strong enough
to cope with that diic Atty which we suspect has wide
the State perhaps its very existence; and instead of
uniting in presence Of the common DANGER we have d.
visions and subdivisions al infRiUat with the conse
quent debility and prostration We have had news
direct from the frontiers for some days, in conse-
quonce of succession Of boisterous weather; and
after what has happened, and the little unity in
sounsels and measures, almost shudder to think of
those that may At Montevideo the difficulties pre-
sent different aspect but they spring from similar
cause, and the confusion and uncertainty equally
predominant. Many predict that Orbe IL the only per-
soI % lac sna u oss SSs ~s
literally be the friar with wallet 50 FAR az
yet known the mishaps during the gale among the ship
ping in port have been inconsderabe and appears A.
last TO have expended its fury Would to God could
much Of the political tornad, TINT lowers
heads"
The British PACKET Publishes official dispatches
from Colonel Mre, confirming the fate Of the Otamcndi
division BY the Indians consisting Of about 100 men who
considered the flower Of the forces the frontier
ComDandant Otamend was the first person killed.
In commercial nattero slight Improvement had taken
place in the transit trade but the local demand con-
inued anguid Fortunately, the importaions had been
moderate. In export produce the british Pocket says
Of and COW hides, our staple article we have des-
patched during the month about go co., Large portion
Of which must be from TIE interior provinces. Our Saa
deros have been doing very little and regret to say
their prospects for the ensuing extremely
bleak. There stocks Of any kind hand, with
the single exception Of WOOL the greater part Of which il
contracted for At high prices Some $50 300 pipes Of
tailow have been sold since the arrival Of the mail
packet and contracts pending for all the horse hides
That may be produced during the month. In prices
generally there has been little variation the slight up
ward tendency in few articles barely compromising the
depreciation OF currency. We fear considerable
Of the vessels in port must be despatched in bal
last tbanls to the successful daring Of CalfucurA Co.,
who threaten 70 make moaopoly Of hides and taow."
Exchange England quoted at 6ss. to Ga.
France, per doublocn, 81.
From Rio our dates are to the 18th ult Cholera was
stil raging and commercial transactions had
suay restricted in consequence With few exceptions
the epidemic confined TO the blacks and people Of the
lower Glasses Since the 18th Of july when IL first APP
pearsa 1000 persons have died from the effects. The
coffee market nearly unsupped and sales during
the rsonth had been greatly limited and prices high
The ouotations are-supe,Dr washed 500 400 supe-
nor 1900 AGO. first good, 1900 5000; first ordinary
400 600: second good, 1000 100 second ordinary,
a4oo, 1900, stock, $1,000 bags shipments this month,
l20,3s7 bags.
At Bahia the cholera fast declining and business
had become animated In places IN the ine-
ror the disease still existed. In the sugar market no
ALLEGATION bad taken place considerable lot Of browns
equal 20 los Cd per cvt free board exclusive oil
freight, and 27x exchange.
From Pcrnsmbuco there " no political news Of int.
rest The Province continued healthy In commercial
matters business in imports had been brisk throughout
the month.