The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13


Senator Butler entered the room and his seat with
the counsel for defence
Interesting from Buenos Ayres.
Correspondence of the Boston Traveller.]
BlENos AyREs, May 0, 1853.
The treaty between Brazil al d Paraguay being mat
ter of importance to this State has very naturally given
rise to discussions and remarks in the public papers
some speaking Of It as highly advantageous to Paraguay
Others seeing in different light say that he haa ceded
all Brazil demanded The circumstance OF deferrng the
boundary question: so far from being benefit to Para
quay and a concession on the part OF Brazil is just the
reverse aces Paraguay completely in the power of
her peghbor and II DR.. Torres was really by
feeling Of sincerity towards Paraguay he has been out
w,ted by the Brazilian Minister, Senior Paranhos who
opened the discussion by presenting the boundary quss
on As and 10 on s he
coded everything. What farce writer here OBJ
serves very correctly =" Let US suppose that Brazil has
Interior views upon the territory which has occasioned
the controversy Does not Senior Torres believe that she
has gained immensely by the treaty? In six years q
dent Lopez Commerce win every day carry contngents
from the civilized world This will engender liberty and
liberty Is Incompatible with absolute government and ar.
possessions in Mate Crosse, agglomerated every
cesary force and by degrees prepared heseto renew
at this moment. But no possibly believe that
Torres actuated in this business by any other motive
than his personal interests, which he has served
materially. Here he has been elected President Of
the Senate and is talked Of more and more loudly every
day as the next Governor have had an opportunity Of
and could not but call to mind that "IOwiness Is
young ambitions ladder, TO which the climber upward
other person than Doctor Torres who can relieve the
state from It's present uncertain position occasionei by
the underlined relations with neghbors and this ncu
bus Of Indian All acknowledge his capacity, but
all doubt his patriotism and sound principles Although
DC very d,ncu not impossible TOT any man
If II could be done, Torres Is the man TO dot.
Our present situation with regard TO the Ind ms has
been sstrcay but justly commented upon by CORES
pondent of Argentine daily paper. He from
this place. (Goyernor) has returned
offered half world to the inass, il would not do the
pampos would not treat Seeing this growing des
perate he resorted to bis last shit and sent the Of
Cafucna accompanied by his teacher 10 inerceie with
els ilustrious father. This Is the farce aer the play.
This infant PARLIAMENTARY sccompanied by his school
ntercession OF doll baby who goes ask the existence
and tranquility OF Bucnos Ayrcs, the greatest aront
s aSSs 70 oa dgs
patriots worthy II governing a nation Heavens II Is
enough TO drive one mad to see Governor OF Bocnos
Ayres OF a set Of savages.h
The public is sti kers amused by letters from Cafu-
cna to the Buenos Ayrean authorities which state how
much he desires peace and how very acceptable certain
presents would be- merely TO keep his chiefs quie, until
ne can gam them over 70 accept the terms OF the whites
surprised should he outwt the whole Cabinet The
valiant General Hcmos has returned from the frontiers
70 rcposc on the aurcs won In the last campaign against
the naked half armed Indians, who really dictate
terms Of peace when they desire TO terminate the
we shall have some notable expoettons, during the
ion OF the Chambers of iRcapacity POPULATION, &c, to
which the Indian war has given rise.
The Italian agricultural legion Is yet in 'Bohia Blanca"
where II will undoubtedly remain until the spring. Large
Barracks are being built pens for shutting UP cattle,
md large space Is being enclosed by ditch four
Get wide and nvc feet deep. Reinioroemcnts have
betn sent OF men and money, and tho colonel,
who had come up to make arrangements about
more men and provisions The success Of this body is
ct problem the difficulties they experienced
expected-oss Of their stores by shpwreck. and tlc
Nafh Yfs mr. Imam md I'm tko rafE.
overs by cholera morbus. Recruits continue 10 oier
themselves in this place and the number teoo) viii
letter om Coreienscs states that orders had been re-
ceved at the Custom House 70 charge the duties
toregn port THIS news appears TO be premature, but
Is highly probable that such law viii be passed dur
ing the present session Of Congress, rs has already
been deter mined, that the derived from the dif
fercnt Custom Houses shall be farmcd out and
pany has made propositions which viii doubtless be ac
apted.
An attempt was made In Tucuman on the 10th uIt, TO
serhro~ the newly elected Governor Senior Roo by the
Ex-Governor Campoc but 4 was put down, after hsh,
m the public streets which lasted four hours. The
utonlsts lost thi O. men
Proposals 70 coionize the Gran Chaco, still continue
10 be made by European rather French agents 10 the
Argentine republic and this present occupies great
hare OF the attention OF the Executive
rorcs and r,ba sss been ns,ehed nm NV
The base OF this "paco" u called Is that the power
Of each stall be equally balanced; each shall have
fqua number OF Chiefs and an equal number OF persons
employed in the government Offices and when Orbisa
removed, one Of the same party TO be appointed In
his place, and the with the foristas. IT, however,
occurred that few momen<s before the meeting OF
Ibis convention, eleven "Banquios' appointed 10
al the places Of the same number Of Cooradosu dis
missed day or two previous OF ths nothing said.
s evident the time u approaching when flores 10 be
put out Of Oribes way, and this pacto the frat step
that end The pertisans OF FLORES furious and he
quiet them asserts that the pacto" Ia not peace,
out truce, and Is said he secretly purchasing
Another step taken by 0ribs, which looks very omi-
tous he has succeeded In obtaining dissolution Of
the National Guard, the members OF which have given
Up their arms 10 the government The paper called
the Aoemso Uruguay the editor of which was banished
short time since, has been suppressed and the editors
o all the other papers here have been notified that
article shall appear In tkeir columns without the sigma
Of the author, under penalty OF from 81 10 5000
nd nom SIX months 10 one years imprisonment
ret Police has been established but yet have done
hing.
ioth--we have Just learned that IN one Of the interior
towns Of The Oriental republic ereae had taken place
the inhabitants rcfusr 70 receive their political chief
recently appointed 70 that Office by the govern
ment IN Montevdeo. paper had been established
In place OF the Mtrto called the rtbuno said 10 be
the patronage Of Flores Is generally believed that
the ecto between Orbe and Flores broken and that
their apparent harmony will be converted into
open fight in which certainly Flores viii he worsted and
then there but step between 0rbe and the suprc ne
power. The President is very unwell Tor the last eight
days he has not been able 70 attend 10 business.