The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01
News from South America.

We have advices from South America dated at Monte
yideo the 18TH Rio Janero the 18th, Bahia on the
10th and PerDambuco on the 2lst Of July.
The following is a summary Of the latest news:-From
Buenos Ayres We may almost announce another mins,e
rsble The force Stationed at the Azul known TO be
completely diso ganzed and thnned by . continued de
who have not the means OF escape, and render
further service against he Indians than the defence
and i've we ie"r too true hat they have sery received
considerable achievements from Chill To darken the
gloom the Italian colony at Bahia Blanca, after costly
OUTFIT amounting to 100000, and perhaps were nearly
currency threatens - prove complies
failure 1t Is difficult fnd where the blame lies bu,
have deserted and joined the Indians, and others
have bee sent back to BueIos Ayrei as ncorrgibe,
while two or three Of the leading officers have abandoned
the enterprise
Commercial matters at Buenos Ayres were somewhat
satisfactory Contrary TO general expectation, prices
owing probably 10 the absence OF neayf stocks
of produce Talow almost the only exception, and
OF that the quotation could only be considered nominal
Hardly anytbng has been dsne the faaderos, patty
own to the unsettled market but 10
the Of the year and the impraccable state OF the
weather and the roads.
From Rio Jarero learn that some dissatisfaction ex-
ised at the smapcss OF the Bank OF Brazil dividend by
the declaration hencetorth only the discounts realized
would be DIVIDED rather that during the six months
snS n es hs o On xou be ioI be
fair extent CT business had been done 1t Rio in articles
Of import tae supplies having been ample the traosa;
tons 10 produce limited. In the coffee market the
supply OF old coffee had been moderate, and limited TO
the new CROP owing 70 planters being engaged picking
and also TO q continuance OF damp and cold weather,
causing the labor Of curing the coffee on the drying
grounds 10 proceed very slowly Dealers had IN conse
quencs remained very firm up close Of june and sales
TO the extent Of bags effected at uly the same
rates previously quoted, coffee at slight
advance Uniavorabe accounts being then received from
the United States the market became very Inactive sacs
being restricted few parcels Of ordinary coecs
decline OF loors. New good first coffee Was sold a.
4,s0ors. 10 $3.50 Good clean coffee remained scarce
The total the 18th Of June amount 10 1o6 800
bags; shipments dealers account, $780, In oil 49,
000 b,gs, OF which g. 700 for the United States
% 900 for the Channel and north OF Faro and
for the Mediterranean The shipments IN the crop year
ending the 30 Of June represent bags, being
q 500 bags less than in the previous year II Ia ascer
that the crop finished did not exceed 900
bags However that OF 1854 and 1855 proved 70 be larger
than anticipated At Us commencement, having nearly
reached $500, 600 bags.
higher than previously known. The sugar market
1rm and the article In brisk demand. Whites real.
zed high 5000. Cotton continued neglected, aud
quotations nominal nj 500 per for Bahas and
Maceos The crop OF coffee had not maze ts
appearance, and the small supplies Of old whish
back by the rainy weather; quotations., therefore, were
nominal.
Al Pernambuco mercantile circular states that the
p In sugar had maintained them selves throughout
The month, and entries bad been next TO nothing The
crops in this and the adjacent ports quite at cod
browns amounted to 20, 600 bags with prices nrm In
the prices had been firm, and towards The close
the market had exhibited fmer tone, although there
hsd been recent advices l. warrant any rise OF Pa
abss about 90 bags changed hands, but prices had
TRANSFERRED and Of Maceios about equal quantity, al
about lo0rs per arrcba tree board In hides
bad taken place. and up 10 2i5rs ID had been pad
and 6s00fs per arroba In out ports latter free board