New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
FROM BUEKOS AYRES.

By the arrival at this port OF the bark George War
rem, We have letters and papers from Buenos Ayres
TO April l6, The state Of the country unsstisac-
tory and mmors of prevailed on sll sides. The
rel ribbon Of Rosas was openly assumed by the
people of the interior, who desire to force Buenos
Ayres, n e arms to rejoin the Confederation.
Urquza had declared-so il was reportod-that he
would be before Buenos yres on the LIT Of May,
and in Plaza on the 25th Of May. lie was enieavor-
ing TO raise loan with which to commence opera
tions but so far without success. The Baron Maua,
head Of the great Brazilian bank Of that name had
been summoned to Parana, but returned without
furnishing Urquza with any pecuuiary assistance
Urquiza then dispatched the priest Pens OF the
most willy and unprincipled Of Spanish American
0iplomats to Paraguay TO ask loan Of money, men,
and vesseof-war from bis great and good friend"
President Lopez.
Pena expects Lopez to comply with his demand, in
return for the favor Uiquiza did him in helping to
humbug Mr.. Bowlin and send him home without de-
pletiTg the Paraguayan Treasury TO any serious
amount. People who know all the parties, however,
doubt very much whether Lopez, having gained his
point in regard to BOwlin, will be 80 foolish as 10
wetken his throne at home for the sake Of consoda-
ing UrquiZas power abroad. The opinion of the
cognoSceaH is that Lopez will engage Padre Pena in
diplomacy for WHILE ard then let him go with po-
lite refusal
TIE Government of Buenos Ayres, streng gtbened by
success at the ballot and The entire conf
oence of the people Cf the Province making great
preparations to meet AID repol Urquza III case he
should attempt to put his threats into execution. All
the arms in deposit had been purchased BY the Gov
erIment, and org them some very fine improved
American fire -arms
Col. Mtrc the Minister Of War; and Gen. Hornos
had gone 20 the northern frontier with powerful force
to stop Uiq0iza's hordes Of Gauchos on the border
Dr. ID. Pastor Obligado took charge Of the War De-
partn ent during Col Mitre's absence Unless Urqaza
should succeed in obtaining Lopezs aid, there
real lehrs that lie viii make upon BuenOs Ayres
ls Treasury empty, and the income OF the province
Of BuenOs Ayres for month equals that Of the Con-
federation for year. Urqaza will, however, be sat-
i,Ged if be can iu are the commerce Of Buenos
Ayres by Keeping up a constant state OF alarm.
He has cried Wolf however for 20 long now
that the game ia almost played ont. The Ma
cioAal Of Buenos Ayres, under the bead Of Re
" suits of an Interview, states thet its readers
already know that the ostensibe results Of the confer
ence between UTquiza and Lopez Of Paraguay was the
arrangement of the North American question in man
different Ia whbt they had right to expect, who
believed that the knel OF the successor aud imetor
oi the Dictator Fraucia had been toled. But
what they did not know WAS, that this iDterve~
had also served Urquizat TO open fountain Of pecunla
~ profit. Taking advantage Of HE influence "ih
LOPEZ, UrquIZa had recommended two OF hs nlnions
AtaniO of Guyo aud Cosmos Of Rosario, who went 10
Paraguay and in partnership with Urquza, who fur
hished the captal, made excellent tTade IN yerba
mate, which Lopez obliged the people to eel them al
6Xed price.
The shin Shelter of New-York, from New.York
would be condemned ard sold at Buenos Ayres.
The bark Austin Capt Benson, Of kenIebunk, was
totally Destroyed by fire on April Z. She had valu
able cargo of over 500 bales of wool and was ready to
hlt 10 sea- having a pilot ON board. The vessel was
ubtedy fired by design. The crew mutnied, and
three quarters Of al hour after the fire broke out took
to the boat and went OIL Shore Nothing whatever was
saved.
The crew we're arrested 10y the U. S. Consul, Mr..
IIolley Hudson, who organized Court of Inquiry,
consisting Of Louts G.. H. Wells and q. Cey u. \. NJ,
Capt. +. D. Langrtou, ship Parana, aud c. NJ Bar
nsId, esq, of Boston, Secretary. The Consul pre-
sided; aud after careful investigation of three days,
the Count decided send the to the United States
for trial. They ironed AID sent Oh board the
L. :. slore-sbip Release, at Montevideo, by which
their passage home had been taken
The L. !. brigs Dolphin and Baiubrdge were in poH
AT Buenus Ayres-ali we'll