The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-20
News from south America.
OUR BURNOs AIRES CORRESPONDENCE.


BCEyos AyREs, Oct. 6, 1859.
A S1oU Wdr--Sate Of the Ar1ny-Peace Condiioas-Euro
poas ressels-Parsguay and Engidnd's New Question:
Gent Grtdo-s sreign Vcs~ls in Por-Erpcnscsef Was-
Admir- SIR Stephen Washington, dc.
Tho great war which recently ccnvulsed Europe
begun and ended in less has been in pro-
gress and first battle has not yet been fought Pub
Lie sentiment really impatient with tho delay The
son given Isl that the horses not yet Ut for use but it
is also believed that neither party is willing yet to give
the 6rs actual stroke of violence; and in Of defeat
which certain to the other, the effect would be
most disastrous to the unsuccessful party.
It is known that Gen. Urquiza's army, though some
12o 600 strong is poorly furnished and mseraby
If your correspondents here you otherwise they are
randiy mistaken. There is doubt but Gen. Urqulza
most earnestly desires peace. His ample authorization o.
Mr.. Yancy, and the sending of committee from the
Congress and his note 70 Congress stating that he is i'll
the way Of peaccablc settlement Of tho question he is
ready promptly to retire, all sgns of purpose to
evade empty treasury-.money borrowed at two
per cent month, and hard get that-and soldery
.camcrous for arrearages may be private reasons
The papers Of Buenos Ayres sa,e explicitly that the
first and indispensable condition Of treaty is Gen. Dr.
quzas absolute retirement from public life, which is
most likely that he will yield.
An English and French ngae, bearing their respec-
tive auras, and three vessels OF OF Brazil have
some unpaid claims on that government and, il is believed
here that they are adopting the policy Of the United
States towards Paragua! is, to send force and ask
for the money.
controversy has arisen between the President Para
quay and the Eugsh Consul OF some Importance A gen
temau who Is native of Uruguay but the son OF IN
Engishman, upon going into Paraguay for al
legged offence summary imprisoned, thoa,h he wore
OF that country. III. English Consul claimed tina.
he British sabcit and demanded his release. This
refused. The demand approximately continued
chat the President the Consul bis passport with in
siruCtious 10 leave.
England holds that the son OF Engshmin born any
where, OF an English uau everywhere else. His
foreign birth will not impair his nationality. The pirtcu
lar land Of his birth allowed execute its municipal
look in this country ~ settlement Of this question with
great interest
Gen Guido distinguished Argentine Senator has been
sent upon special embassy l., the Court Of Brazi
Notwithstanding the depressed state OF our commerce.,
there To-Day this port lilo foreign vessels of which
"a English, 81 Spanish Ia North American IA French,
AUD the Others from all puats OF tho compass as from
Hamburg. Holland Brazil, Sardinia, &c.
Tbeeovefnmcnt Of Bucnos Ayres six months ago
appropriated twenty million pesos about ~ o0u0) To
tue oxpcnses OF the This aset but short time,
apd thirty millions more (about 81 b00uJ0) we're appro
pa'ed, anu yesterday the government asked tor STINT
lar sum- Tor the excellent that the other all
ekpended. II viii doubt be promptly granted. This
hfeo az the enemy For horses alone there reported
expended Tour millions Of pesos (ab0ut $500, 000)
A. close my letter til. report Ii that Sir Stephen
Isn'pBton Admiral, OF whose arrival speak In this let
Yer HAS come charged with the offer pacific
between isucooS Ayres aud tho Confederation