The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-29
News from South America.

News from South America
The seams hip Tyne had SEMI her papers 10 South
ton England on 18th instant having groan lei on
Saint Adams Head Dorsetshre, on the previous day.
The dates are from Buenos Ayres 3D. Montsvtdeo bth
Rio Jsneiro l6h Bahia, 10Th, and Pernsmbuc, 2sd Of
Deck mber
The Tyne had fly i've passengers among whom wsre
Mr. Pecher Belgian Consul General from Rio and Mr. LII
ley American Consul from Valparaiso She also had spe
Gle from Montevideo value sterling fao and from Other
ports Ell lO2 diamonds, value sterling, GS2 and
jewery, value, ESQ being total OF valuabIes OF
The Argentine Confederation continue In peace and
prosperiDR satisfactorily Government hal sent com
mtee to Inspect the foreign colony In Santa Fe and the
Minister had joined the party In order 70 mine
his country mon q position Toe colony Is composed OF
1900 foreigners Of both sexes Germans Sws, Belgsns
French and situated at the distance OF ten leagues
from Santa 70, In immense plain, enjoying Q most
healthy climate the coopsts cultivate cotton maize and
and mn S9 In and
we'll pleased with the state Of the colony.
The political disturbances Of Santa Fe had ceased
entirely.
In TucumAn the new Governor, ST. Vega, had been
ceived amidst popular rjocngs This 10 the sixth Co.
OF year The value Of landed property was increas
ing daily.
made and In others rich yields were obtained Pupic
wealth deveopes itself and promises happy future for
the province The same may be eaid Of ell the others
which maintain themselves quietly under the constiu
onal regime this beng all that those countries require
for unfodii Immense elements Of prosperity with
which ratuGe has endowed them.
The River Plate provinces were enjoying peAoe ut
length
Baencs Ayres advancing in prosperity. The Indians
have retreaaed from the frontiers.
The comparative table Of receipts OF the public income
during October last, compared with those the
month in the years "a and b6, gives the following salts
The receipts during October show an excess Of more
than one million on those the same month in the year
1864 and of more Than half million on those Of o.
tober 1885.
During ten months OF this year. the public treasury
has received ten and half millions more than during
the period OF the year 1854 and four millions
than the ingess during the ten months Of the year
1856.
The increase during the msnth Of October has been
chiefly in the duties on imports which have yielded
million more than those OF 0,tober, 1854 and two hun
dred and thirty thousand more than those Of the
same month In 1855
The principles Of free commerce, adopted ana prac.
uced vita confidence BY that STATE have been sanctioned
anew by the progressive increase OF It's nco ne, nowh
standing the diminished rates Of the duties imposed
Toe committee named By government for examining
the titles OF the creditors OF the state during the dc
orship, have agreed to qudate and recognise the
OF seventeen millions, rejecting eleven and hall millions
In clAms not sufficiently jusnied. The Executive al
stained from rAuctopng the report, and presented TO
the co nsderston OF Congress- pu. nothing WAS resolved
the subject.
The Advices from Buenos Ayres state tina. trade had
been good, Chiefly IN anticipation OF the derepta duties
10 como into operation In February 1857 Hides and all
vernon was beginning to gvs rise TO considerable discus
sion opnions being dv led between General Escata and
Dr. Tort: Exchange, ess. With an upward tendency.
tho 3oth Of November and although DON Manuel 0rbe
had given his influence in opposition to the government
ali Passed OIL quietly, me government being triumphant
II rumored, wever, that Don Manuel Oribe would
be banished from the country The country was 10 q
very prosperous state business good Exports we're
the increase, rs several salsderos had common et
operations. HIDES hGd aovan ,ed Exchange, As 2Id.
In Rio there had been great tghtSess In the money
market The BNs of Brazil had raised the rate Of dis
count from 10 per cent, and even so discounted
but amounts Oa Of the bank the rate Of dis
generally IL per cent The 10 raspg the ex
port ouy from to IL per cent was to come into
operation or the lat Of January
The following is extracted from the latest Rio price
currept-Conee We noticed In the postscript OF
last circular OF the 18Th ut sae 10 900 bags Another
OF 10 100 bags was closed on the following day both
IL rates then quoted. Nowithstano tue Dat ao,ouns
which 20 receive from the United States a.
well a. from Europe our market hes docs the LIST inst,
exhibited great activity occssoned 10 .ome by
the requi for engaged vessels also the
expectation OF an Improvement In places OF co iump
ZION 20 soon as the money orisis in Europe subsidies.
leo 81 for the United States 20 900 for the Cnauue aud
North Of Europe, AZ 500 for the Mediterranean Stock
100000 bags oneripg, but very little choice, chiefly OF
the green descriptions hch would fetch lo0rs above
Quotations sugar--Pfices bave been on the decline
rss. From the North cases. bos2 bags and barrels
sales nearly AZ for consumption, $40 cases. b78 packa
ger Of hs quotations ss2 cases zoos p.sssgss
brown Stock OF both 667 cases, 6S6 bags and bar
res Freigh,s q1oted-Uniied S,ates 200 to 1000
The following Ia summary OF the Bahia mnKem-
Export-sugsr stocks the 18th instant, ASA
oases, 4o3' boxes 10 mil bags prices 900 {, 1900
reil per nrooa for browns; 1900 to 700 reis per
srrooa for whites Coion-Pdrchases have been effected
~ eco TO D. leo; stocks the 18th e. 800 bales,
mostly 10 second hands CoGee-A Arrived about mil ar
ohas from CsravelaJ, sold yesterday by auction nj the
following prices Washed $500 10 200 refs per arroba
~asbcc frsts 60 70 1850 seconds 5000 TO $780,
ordinary, 3et0 to eco; traye, 600 goo per
Tobscc0-ss,ss effected TCo TO 1850 par srroba for
closed leaf seconds and 700 and 500 for frat which
they rm stocks the 18th lost were 1862 bales
A Pernambuco CORE spondent writes 23d OF ssoem.
her - There has been q a,tive demand for all do
scrp,ions Of sugars but chiefly for muscovAdos Prices
very high, cay for wh te. $500 900 reis per
arroba or s5s. Id. i6s Id per cot uuscovados,
go leo ger arroba or 25s. I'd. ass Cd. per
Cotton, 800 700 per arroba, or ~ s2d 32d.
per 10, Freishp-Lverpoo, 20s . ass sugar; I'd q
. loi per ID cotton. Excf Ange 2sd, Amonni OF uaas
acnops fl5o 900 sterling and upwards During the last
ten day, we have had unusual weather, very heavy
rains which bsve almost altos stopped supplies Of
sugars and indeed OF all produce Last sale u Goldfish,