The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-02
SNITH AMERICA

An arrival at New York brings files of Buenos
Avres dates to October 9th.
The Argentine Congress had adjourned at Para
ma, without passing any measure of great import
ance except the law Of diiferentia duties.
At Montevideo, the people were engaged in the
celebration of national festivals President Perera
had erected pyramid in the great Plaza to the
memory Of the thirty-three Generals Of the Revo-
luton; and among them appeared the name Of Gen.
Freire, one OF the officers butchered at Quiuteros
by order of this very Pereira
We see nothing in the papers to indicate that Io-
PEI is making hostile preparations to receive the
American expedition, and not a syllable to confirm
the rumor which reached here via England (credit-
ed to the London Neics,) that IOpez was strength
cnng the lower portion of the Paraguay river near
the Tres Bocas. The following paragraph relating
to the expedition appeared in the course of an ar
tcle in the OrdeH of Oct. 3D.:
''What have fOrtv-seven wears of submission and
dcath-like silence given to the Paraauayans2 Flaa-
gings, robbcries, banishments and death. What
have seventeen years of weakness produced for
Brazl IN her yet unsettled questions with the die
tator of Paraguay? Only humations and insults
to the imperial ministers. But the moment is at
hand when the iuStriOus Cabinet of Washington
will teach the world how to treat with crafty
rogues. The agent of the great nation will go to
to Asuncon with his head erect. He will hunt out
IN his lar the cowardy Mandarin of the Celestial
Empire OF America, to lay his reCiamatiunS before
him. The Mandarin will bow his neck before the
American, and will hand over, without delay, the
lrult OF the sweat of the poor people, which the
Mandarin has stole during seventeen years. lie
will give all the satisfaction asked for and will SOL
emnize his reprOachlul defeat with the salute of
cannon and the clangor Of the j5y-bells. y -
at is not only in building railroads that the
Yankees excel. They also adopts in tanning
tractious beasts. Rarey Is a son OF the American
Union"
The Nacional publishes a notice from the Ameri-
Consul to citizens of the United States of Amer
lea, who have claims against the government of the
State of Buenos Ayres, to, present the same, with
the vouchers at the Consulate, without delay.
\ letter to the PeRnsyr0oion from Valparaiso
says
The articles recently published in the London
Times. tavoring the acquisition of Cuba by the
United States, denounced in very severe terms
by the press Of this country.
The Paraguay questionis also freely discussed.
The HercTio denounces the conduct of the govern
ment of Paraguay, and declares that ignorance Of
International law on the part of its rulers has with
| in the last year involved it in quarrel with the
! United States, Brazil the Argentine Republic and
! Buenos Ayres On the other hand. the FuTocarHe,
a government paper, printed at Santiago, iayors
! Paraguay, and assais the United states. In tins
| article reference is made to the Hacc"oWd claim,
the adjustment of which our Minister Governor
Biger, is now urging in strong terms
The writer calls upon the South American he
publics and States to 'e and prepare 20 resist the
aonressions of the United States. The writer, in
the pentitude of his mercy, however, Is willing to
have hostile preparations deferred until after the ar
rivaI of the next mail from the United States, un
der the impression that President Buchanan may
change his policy.
The Goth anniversary of the Philadelphia Bible
| Society held on Tuesday evening at Concert Hall,
J was addressed by DR., j, G, Morris, OF this city.