The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

Juarez government the immediate ratification OF
the treaty with The United States. The steam sloop
ofwar Brooklyn has been recently spoken on her
way from Vera Cruz for Pensacola, probably with
the ratified treaty on board. There Il nothing of
importance frem the Mexican capitol.
The great importance Of the political events now
transporting in South America between the Confede
rated Provinces Of the Argentine Republic aud the
State Of Buenos Ayres renders the letter of our cor
respondent in the latter place. dated the 9Th July
given to-day, very oppOrtune. He sketches the
early history Of the Confederation and its united
proves against Brazil and other opposing Powers
when Buenos Ayres took part in the general de-
fence. When Urquiza, after defeating Rosas, ia
1882 ordered the formation of new constitution
the Legislature Of Buenos Ayres rejected the instru
ment, aud hence her separation from the Confede
ration question Of State rights step which has
induced the present serious complication the other
States being about to treat her as province in re-
volt. II is claimed that the policy Of Buenos Ayres
has been always candid and liberal, and the writer
believes that Urquxa will, even now, have to re.
trace his steps and become reconcited to her
government.
The Board Of Aldermen held meeting last night
and transacted an immense amount OF unimportant
business. A resolution appointing special COM
mtsee Of investigation into the financial operations
OF the Central Park Commissioners was adopted,
and an invitation to a rope walking exhibition to
take place at Jones Wood tomorrow was re-
ceived and accepted.
The Board of Councilmen met last evening, but
the proceedings we're devoid of general public in
terest The City Inspector sent in communication
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perienced much difficulty owing to imperfections
In the ordinances Of the departments. The paper
was referred to special committee.
The Commissioners Of the Central Park caused
the discharge OF one thousand laborers yesterday
morning. Cause: want OF funds.
The City Inspector presented reports on the con-
diion of the fat boiling establishment in Thirty.
ninth street yesterday to the Health Commission.
ers who ordered that all these nuisances must have
their ehimneys at least forty feet high in future
Our report Of the meeting of the Commissioners
appears elsewhere.
The cotton market inactive yesterday and sales
confined to about 800 bales closing the basis of quota
tons given ia another column. New ground -four from
new wheat was better and closed at slight Improvement
IN prices while sound qualities OF State and Western gene
rally nrm Southern brands were in GOOD reoues,
While prices were unchanged. Wheat was heavy and
lower While sacs were light included In which were good
10 prime white Kentucky at q 10 81 g. Corn WINS with
change Of moment while purchases were pretty freely
made including lots for shipment TO the eastward New
Western mixed and aaoa, sold at soc &c. and
yellow Southern at s3,c Pork hrmer for mess and
heavy and ower for prime. Sales OF the former we're
made sIs s7 SIS the latter at so SO so u.s.
Beef DUH and lard firm. The transactions in sugars
frequently occurs on the first OF the week. were mode
rate. The sales embraced from 500 10 600 hhds,
including Cuba, within the range chiefly Of SIC &C., and
loo bids Porto RICO at Tt.c Coffee was held with firm
ness but the market auic, and sales light Freight
engagements were limited, and rates unchanged To
Liverpool, 500 bales Of cotton were engaged at 3lsd
S2d., 500 bbls a, Is. ID. and TO London 300
bbs sperm of a, -. al per ton.