The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-24
News from Ruenos Ayres.
COMMERCIAL INTERPRETATIONS AND EXPORTS
THE SLAVE TRADE-pOLITICAL REvIEw--sTATE
OF THE CONFEDERATE PRovINCEs-YANKEE Ex-
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COMMERCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND EXPORTS
THE SLAVE TRADE-rOLITICAL REvTEw--sTATE
OF THE CONFEDERATE PR0vlNcEs-YANKEE EX-
PL0KATIONS IN BOLIVIA.
We have received files Of Buenos Ayre5 papers
dated to the 9Th Of June
The British Poct OF that date has The iolowing:--A
regards manufactured goods have nothing cheering
satisfactory report The demand Tor the interior tina
enliycned the latter half Of April proved limited in
tent and transient in its duration.
Our expectations from the Confederate Provinces have
proved allacious that we hardly venture to make
them the pedestal Of hope for the future. We may
have anticipated too much and this believe TO be the
grand committed and the origin Of the crisis in
which involved and now, that revulson OF feel
ing has taken place perhaps in danger Of passing
to the other extreme, and committing second in
the rect.hcaton Of the first. In the meantime there
fore, IL is the safer course for the foreign manufacturer
and importer TO forget the existence Of these and
semidcsert Provinces, that require time to digest the
suret they have received and to call into healthy &C
ton had almost said existence the return
they unqucstionaby possoss.
derstc scale; and with the exception OF given articles to
make up general assorments, they can hardly be too
limited for several months 10 come.
Flour maintains high price, and the arrivals from the
United states have hitherto been too small to affect the
the subject of dear bread the government police
and nothing has yet been heard Of the expected bill FOL
subscribing the import duty on foreign wheat.
Altogether the situation and prospects Of export
market are gloomy and On reference 70 our marine list
win be seen that large number Of vessels have cleared
out in ba last the conclusive argument that some
| thing is wrong that need can he alduccd.
speaking Of tine political rela lions OF the executive with
the Confederate Provinces the paper ad.--nco the
treaties Of Eeccmbcr and January last AZ
that any PROGRESS has been made in the great enterprise
Of Irrational reconciliation the contrary, lind in the
press Of Entire Rios and Santa Fe unmstaheabe symp-
I toms OF hostile and acrimonious spirit, not direc lily
against the administration of Buonos Ayres but against
individuals and in case public iunctionary Of high
standing.
Internal peace Is the most that expected and
judging from the tone Of the pondoncc exchanged
between the general end hat the province
oil Corrientcs, the occasion OF the late Invasion
must that there j. evident lack Of ccrdalty nd
fewer guarantees 81 prolonged peace than could be
desired
With the exception OF Entire Rios Correncs aud Men
dom al Tho other provinces nearly stationary at the
poiut where the battle of tascros found them.
After series of vicisstudcs that need stop to
enumcra,e the Oriental Republic has dwaled down to
the lowest stage in which national entity be re,og
ed, a.her snnhila Ted and her commercial situation
and prosI eci bleak and uuproming fancy chooses
20 depict them. What remains l. the soil. present
comparatively worthless, from the wan. of live stock to
turn 10 account and the only chance of its
resuscaton within moderate term. would be the re.
partition Of lie lands among agricultural settlers, for
which il is admirably adapted
The accounts Of pary strcs and civil that reach
from Bolivia forbid hope Of prohta be commercial
intercourse ard recent law ablshng import duty
o some forty cent goods introduced from the Ar
gentinc province j. tan taount 10 suspension oi the
traffic. The important traffic hitherto maintained from
Salia md Jnjui with the Bolivian frontier may be
sdored nj end tn the mutual prejudice OF the par
ties directly concerned and also OF the importers into
the River Plate II Is kow that could have bacn de.
pensod with at the present monou when horizon Is
sufficiently turhid from other csDes.
IL Is true an adventurous Yankee l. now cxporiue
the Bcruejo and perhaps President Bolzu expects d.
rect communication between New York aud Gran or
Liverpool and otoqus. AT all events he might have de-
ayed the pobitory impost until the practicaby ~
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