The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-25

TO make il ratve to elect successor ct the next
70 I'll BY Default Mr. Ioonl explained his object 70 b
keep the ooe 6led until the votes counted and
the elected Judge installed Mr. ramadge withdrew his
throw no further light upon the point nr. Loomis's
amendment was AGREED TO- Conv. Deb. Argus cd. 6o6)
and leave BE- given to the defendant to answer.
New. ftom south Ameraca.
The steamshp Tay arrived As Southampton (Eng'and)
the 1lh inst, with dates from Buenos Ayres the
% Of December Montsvidso, 9Th Rio Dc JAnslro 18th
Bahia, 10th Pernambuce 2lst st. Vincent seth To-
nerife, I'd January Madeira, Sd Lisbon, It'll
The Tay brought forty.sx passengers. Among thoee
landed at Lisbon n Thalberg, the eminent pianist
from Buenos Ayres. The freight consisted of f2s 742 in
diamonds two packages Of god (vAue not stated and
cargo consisting bags OF c,chine 564 bags and
rs bales of tobacco, and sunories
BUENOs AYREs.
Buenos AyIes dates TO the I'd ult. the accounts
from satisfactory. Our correspondent writss:-
The turn affairs have taken Montsvideo is also alarm
cut Oribe % a common enemy-whch he undoubtedly is
shall not be allowed to 60 peace here; aud it
is not unlikely we may have Don Juan Manuel Rosas back
in q few months.
We have nothing to expect from the mission that has
gone to the Parana; and the question with Paraguay Is
certain 70 involve US in new difficulties.
There have been rumors Of ministerial designations,
but we suspect they are unounded Al the same tune
their position is extremely difficult, and they
induce the gauchos 70 60 against the Indians the
they resign the better
All business except sheaIing and shipping WOOL is at
which the presence Of so many political refugees from
Mont4video is not calculated to aliay. We 90 asder
we Z Is s
next mail will throw some further light on our situation.
In Commercial tiers the msos susSn Of
daily consumption the arrivals from Spain, the United
States Sardinia and Brazil hsd been considerably above
the average. Wholesale prices had in general given
way and further reduc ion expected. Grain and
-four the only two articles in which it deemed
tho almost unprecedented succession Of heavy rains
very uncertain, and seemed likely to prove deficient;
70 be fearful In exports there we're no stocks on hand
with the exception Of WOOL Exchange ON England was
quoted at 81.
Of desperate nature. Tho British Packet In noticing
the affair rays:
the of fraticidal struggle, in which 90 100
lives were sacrificed and perhaps larger number
wounded The details are very vague, but the triumph
for the pArtsAus of Generals Orbe ana Flores After
fruitless struggle their rivals had to surrender and
the principal leaders, with part of the troops arrived
here ~ refugees in the steam packets II Is impossible
to lock forward to the complications that may
without shuddsr of apprehension. In consequence OF
the outbreak everything in the shape Of business at
stand still.
From Rio de Janeiro dates are to the 18th ultimo.
The ssPs was entirely free from chOs5s and had
The works Of the Pedro H. Railway being carried
on with great energy under the direction Of NJ Austen
Commercial matters had not quite recovered from the
effects Of the epidemic The sales Of coffee including
& ~ bags r. on % n since the
100000 bags of which 900 for the United es
$4,000 for the Mediterranean LES 500 for the north Of
Stock 1000 bags very animated business in coffee
had taken place. owing decline 500 reis on the pre-
The psra ston which pIeSslsd in TIL. article from
the BEGINNING to the middle Of last month subsidized
the 18th, when dealers having submitted to decline of
500 ieis on the previous highest atoms, very ami
Dsted business ensued, which has since continued a.
most uDinterruptedy Prices towards the close of last
month bad leo to leo rris after the arrival
however, this conveyance further impu Sc was given
to the market important sales effected and fur
Their advance took place, prices being again fully
cholera has lattey considerably decreased, aud in
some parts nearly extinct fortunately has not invaded
Planters ineuced BY The high value Of the arce have
Consequence has continued 70 b siriy supplied Jads
fees contained In the last arrvap 1t might be supposed
that not much Of that yield is left in the interior
such supplies may henceforward begin to fall off,
considering the great short Of the present crop
The extensive transactions in coffee, as also some
tiehtness in the money market, caused considerable
ss 80 previous TO the departure Of the Donna Ma
veyance commenced the 28th uls the opening rate
having been 70 d. 90 d. bills subsequent passed
at iSg d., W q. g.; Tx d., 30 d. s., FIX d. 90 d. s.;
80 d. s-mostly at the latter rate In all there have
been negotiated since the 18th Of November f800
London, of which the National Bsnk took f130, 0O0
1900 co0 France at $40 to 342 for indirect bills and
344 to 34e Paris direct N. Bco 6l0 600 Hamburg
chiefly at 645 res The remttances by this steamer
f72o eco.
Shipped in LIST mcnth-17s, col bags coffee against
1877 912 In November 1850 664 barrels 200 bags sugar
1885 hides; 10000 and COW horns 90 pipes rum;
94s rolls tobacco 761 bags RICE PA barrels apioc 76
planks jacaIanda.
The following are the quotations in coffee Superior
washed $500 400 SUPERIOR 100 to $780, 1s good
1890 to 4.900 1st ordinary, 400 to ,6O0 ID good
1000 to 4 200; ID ordinary, 3,20O to s, 800
Freights to England were quoted at $685. Channel 5Os
to 65s.; United States, zoe. to Soc
BAHIA.
Our intelligence from Bahia is to the 10th u inclu
sive.
Cholera still continued in the outports of Maron Pc
nedo Iarapgeiras and Maceio, and had caused a COM
pee agpaton of trade between those places and Bahia
disease had also returned to estates In the bay
where the deaths had been very numegaen bu. in the
city 1t was almost extinct The sugar 6ttes we're suf-
fering considerably in consequence.
Commercial affairs had under considerable changes
factuies active, and fair quantity Of goods
had been taken for the interior Prices however,
anything but taking into consider alton the
increased risk owing TO the epidemic and long credit
The ma, ket welt stocked with goods including the
principal necessalies. Sugar arrived little freely
from the interior but none from the outports.
Liverpool were made at 62s 3d. Hamburg 75s London
66s and United States &c. per bag Only one or two
large diseneaged vessels in port Exchange opened
sd having been down to p d and again up to sd
At Pernambuco some few cases Of cholera had ap-
peared and had caused considerable alarm. The sugar
market was steady.
Police Intelligence,
ALLEGED EMB1zzLEMENr OF $109, OO0-ARREsT OF
THE ACCUSED PATTY AS A FUGITIVE FROM AUS