New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10


RtrNos AyRrs, Sept "a, 1859.
Or sarmscuto. who, acting as Superintendent
Al l>sANc Instruction, hiss singularly enough been
.rRssatea General Of the Army ef Reserve, has
sspca be regiment 20 their tents at the late resi-
sence OF Hosas near this city. He has before this
hlea arms but for years be has been an editor ana
teacher In pursuing his plans for improving inc
sehcs az The country, he visited the United states
ara Aropsht hack models Of houscs aud plans OF m
sructscn' which have greatly benen'ed tms
r. ira If September. the anniversary OF the
vrveAa,;un against Ur9uiEa IN lso2, was ce%orated
IN tA,s eSty by grand displays. iS occurrence upon
tA< SahAsih Was not m the way OF PsIsSeS ., ui'l-
49,, ana al rsliSe. and the air was filled with the
- 81 the dischsrxinE of guns and fireworks
INST of the DAY aud evening.
a,s,.Sn revalatians seem TO be the order OF tne
A. nv rna,iuy GU board the Gen. Pinto, that
x,.ss,l MAS passed over into the hands OF Gen Ur-
s,,xa Four men have just been arrested for at
tusrtinr 10 grt the vessel back by the
zane means. A muiiny occurred IN tne
rnh5c PRISON IL this city by which about
fusn,y men escaped and q few days after a
.smSzr attempt was made in the prison at san
N,eolss. Gen. UrluiEa began his march Tor the
SD Nv shooting bali dozen disordery soldiers.
.rrice v A offered. in vain to buy over one OF the
sfesmers-of-war belonging TO Baenos Ayres.
For the hrst time in this country theIe Is estap-
ksAea a general land office, and two hundred square
lasEes az land have been SIT apart to construct q
,ai'rcsa toward them. The land is of fine quail.
AZ ana if il were made certain that the funds would
sot b. absorbed on the way, the whole tract would
snou BE- sold. The surveys have already com
nenced
Anotber invasion Of the Indians of the Pampas
has been made. with the usual results. lney sloie
xhsf thew wanted and retreated safely. Inc Pur-
.pit .s said 70 he upon their heels, but plenty OF
h.,,v ard the route learned for another encroach-
u..ui was the Indian report at mis- distant shelter
TAese iucarsious are instigated by Gen. Urquiza,
a II il generally believed, and are means OF
dividing and weakening the enemy's forces.
The purchase by one party or the other OF all the
STEAMERS in these waters except one, ior the pur-
pcses Of war, has made great scarcity OIL steam
boats Tor these rivers The one remaining is max
ing money immensely, carrying often ~ passengers
between this city and Monte Nideo, al Si2 each'
xhn she ought 10 be limited by law TO about 10, so
small i. she. A little steamer from England has
Inst arrived but there is grand held here Tor TWO
or three small American steamers. The voyage to
Noaie VideO occupies about IL hours
President Lopez is not without sense where dol
lar, Arr concerned. and his steamers are the only
ones now running between the upper ports and TINS
elty.
The VOYAGE 10 Parana occupying by steamer
about two davs brings in $50 per passenger, and
Gen. IoI<z's steamers are usually ful. 10 be sure
exrenses are high for coal, &c, but this makes 1t
Eifle else than coming money.
The quantity of hides offered in the market here is
very great on account of the immense losses by
TIE Winter. The Summer now beginning VIII not
witness any abatement Of hides IN tins market, Tor
the want Of money in the camp will compel the
killing Of great numbers of cattle as soon as they
are fat enough. The sesult must be seriously felt
in the seXt two or three years as the productive
stock ID the country viii be so reduced by the
drains of 1859. that 1t viii take two or three years
TO restore the old rates Of production.