The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-08
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
Our DUENoS AYREs CORRESPONDENCE.

Iy the arrival at this port of the slip Parana have
letters papers TO Oct %, fourteen days later than
prom Paraguay we learn that lopez is doing nothing
aud making no preparation whatever 70 resist INC Amer
son 10 the expedition to the United States, m the Sc
manario The Bucuos Ayrcs PAPERS copied with avliy
every detail 81 the expedition that had reached them from
tile United Slaes 50 Lopez VIII be well posted up.
The claw 81 Public Lands by which all lands donated
by Rosas during his cOnscatcd 70 tho state
will probably be essentially modified by the Buenos
AyrCs legislature a. operates preudiciay On innocrnt
persons Tie intent o the Law was 10 punish the mnions
Of the tyrant Who had been rewarded At the public
psnsc II proposed 10 amend the Law by the insertion
of the following paragraph the possessos
OF mortgared lands who by the DEGREES 0f 1888 anu
1870 were Obliged TO purchase, and obtained docu-
meu,s shall also be excepted from The provisions q the
sth article
In Iucnos Ayrcs the legislature was occupied princi.
paly IN discussing bill, guaranteeing per cent upon
he capital of the San Fernando Railroad II which Mr.
Hopkins Il tie bead man aud original protector. Tho
BIZ passed the Senate with only three dissenting votes
The guarantee ia very warmly advocated ny The govern
mtnt and the press and doubt entertained Of its
passage BY the House u Delegates. when this road Is
built viii increase the facilities Of Buenos Ayrcs for
foreign 200 per cent al least The guarantee
q per cent " for twenty years and " Il understood
tina, the capital ready Ia London The moment the bill
becomes a
me border Indians were making preparations for for
mdabc Invasion. The famous chief Calfucura had gath
cred quite an army The Pampa frontier, and wait
ne rcnloccments II three hundred warriors from Chile
before actually commencing hostlics. The government
Lad concluded to abandon artillery aud infantry and 0ghi
the Indians with cavalry only.
Inc quarrel between inc BshoN AMI tho NaSons na1 NOT
yet been settled The Bishop had accommodated all
tie Masos but The latter bad attacked the Bishop IN the
legislature and hs reverence stood IN great danger Of
losing BIZ supplies Of the material AID" which the govern
mont gives him yearly. Church and state united IN
Buenos Ayres. and this Mason quarrel may be the enter
ng wedge which viii secure the downfall Of para supre-
macy in the valley Of the Platte
From the Argentine Confederation we learn that pre-
vous 70 the adjournment Of the Chambers very stormy
discussion The subject Of the settlement o 20
reign elaine, and the division the casting vote o. the
President of the Chamber alone decided the question IN "a
vor ~ the government On the following day General
Urquiza sent his resignation, alleging ii health as the
cause Of bis retirement This was Immediately followed
by similar step the part Of the Wee President, ana
then by the Ministry in body, producing general con
sternaion The Chambers unanimously refused W ac-
cent these resgnatons and they accordingly Win
drawn, but Urquza under the former plea o. u health,
retired at his quiua nj san Jose, leaving 81 car
al the head Of affairs his absence. Subsequent advces
represent Urauiza quietly residing his qunta leay.
ing the government To his deputies.
revolution had occurred IN the province of san Juan
hu tho riuvlcader Renavidcs and all Of hts prn
cipal aceomplces, had been arrested and imprisoned,