The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

taking except once by drunken man or a Gro sd follow
nr prisoner 70 the iaiI There was disturpancc in
a iouse yesterdav but n was nm Englishman abusing
some women saloon auarrels seldom occur
But 70 be sentenced 10 serve in the army To be
doomed TO defend the Country Does cot sound stranger
Here there are no provisions for lengthy imprsonmens
and tho gradaiion Of punishment is shooting exile sery
ing in the army brief muris opment and fines
has long beer an anxious question here as to whether
sons Of foreigners are required TO be enrolled in the
tiona Guard BY treaty In the Argentine Confederation
the Of the Englshman chooses nationality at his
majority but bpenos Ayres has made 10 suen treaty 80
ed are now reoured 70 hold themselves in reaness for
military service.
Inc recent alarms m our own mdst, anu tne tnreaten
auhorties great yisance in carrying out he provisions
Of the Jaw.
lncongruous as are the elements Oh the miary orce,
os tha War nensrtment some Of the finest minis IN tho
country are be found and military rank is valua-
Die mere as In Norm america.
citizens cxemns from servicescb as The clerey pb s
cans, lawyers, teachers Of schools and sections OF
churches And singular how safe amid all revou-
"onn 're s vtesues ,h ay ra sr
sures upon the ASSASSINATION Of General Benavdes in the
San Juan prison AS semblance of Justification letter
of his Ia nublIshed dated ly 1872 addre ssed 10 Gen
Roeas in which he narrates the execution of Young
an Craco La Madrid who had Surrendered 70 the a,,
n critics under captulation and whose only crime was
that bis father who resided in Chile was opposed TO this
Nhen Rosasl aovernment This is claimed To- be an llus
ration OF bis Character and far from being the only
stain Of the kind
a
drama An article in the rien IA naner frieady 10 r
onza1 saps issS will II panpura,e new and s,rapge events
n crisis and a fearful one r. nj nand
Minister Ben YSncy left e. 'uns this cv this morning for
parana the canaI of The where he will
reside He has won golden opinions among his new ac.
quaintances here. His unofficial interview with the au-
thores OF this government, accompanied by Hon. w. H.
Hudson the United states Consul was very one
and though ne brought no Official communications, ana
could hold no official relations, yet the interview was
OUR pERNAMpuco coRREspoNpENcE.
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rAnNA"nooo, Dr@Ai, Dco' ~ i''''
Arrival Of the Grey Feather lh the Creu of Burned Eng
lish Ship-The Paraouav Erpsditio 4. ds
IN Tho morning of Tho OH inc, tho oh,n c,ov rs.,hor
on ne morning Oh 'ne Stn nst tne snip Grey featner,
Capt Harford of New York; bound for California arrived
in the outer roads Of this port with a large number Of
-~ f' ~ o. AN''- -
passengers
When in attute fifteen degrees north the Grey Feather
encountered large English shin ON fire which trned ont
-, o, o. 20 ~ 80 f ~ - =. > ",,,A ..'e 01'
W oe INC Vi ioo 'ons oouno Oacuta 10 Lon
don and having valuable cargo estimated at forty thou
sAna pu'AIs s'e.s .Ao '.0y .eA'-s' su0ooeuou IN
sa's 'ae H'es y, 'ue e"-s"en'se'sn' pc'sons-auu
after the timely arrival Of the American ship the Meroo
was burnt to the waters edge.
The health Of Pernambuco continues good II is better
than that OF any other of the seaport towns in the Brazs
The yellow fever has entirely disappeared.
have already advised you Of the departure hence ofthe
Fulton Water Witch and Harriet Lane steamers for the
Paraguay expedition The latter arrived at Rio 4h Of De-
cember las previously announced in the HERALD As yet
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| expect them daily
The American ship California Packet has boen con-
demned in this port and will be sold in few days. The
ship Medford will likely be condemned also Both ships
wholly unfit for sea, and TO repair them would cost
| more tnan they are WORTH twice told.
coNn,r,ou op THE coNprnvp .roN
The Buenos Ayres Nacionai Of the 9TH Of November
b.s tba solorving srs ~ Tho rot;c.i orrs ~ ,h 1
fn1o.au ae s nT rrsn;1as - WV 'A " '''0 u
'e1elsron Th T ,a ~ s;an oc 1r, T., ., ,, 30
| ,ar " o'fN~A - " ''o A'A'' " {" Wv"
sore;un readers viii, sec now that e estimated e
l
sse s S s v;a; he, ,h ~ tIs St
the rsreonaI es TIrnniza had Arrival a.
th os th ~ h ~ s Sal y
| me of ,he ejcnents in question: - '-S '''N-PA "
The election Of second President Of the Confederation
| oniza IN the nrovinces had 70 mass e''SA - ~
Either this ORGANIZATION was cood and the nstitutons
would he reazed and the peope in the exercise Of their
r;Shts would carry ont what the government CHARGED
,bsr viii, "r this ORGANIZATION was Rad and the tvrannu
e e.h w , ~ 'o ~ ,anrs;n ON ,ha ~ cou, @
OF the personal imposing On tne country man
| oS ,s ns,,,utioons ' "~ - NV
The neonlc naced themselves in position To Obtain the
former result the nersona government nrenared them
| % solves for the latter
The eiemenis os tbe marginal govcrnrcnt in Tho ro
nco, ara tho ramn;pa Of the bvgona tirnec of tho ~
| rannv of Rosas his old partisans ana assassns
Irouiyas narsona governmcnt IN carrv tho
swav with The same clements in the PROVINCES Commence
inc Nv bs endeavor 10 pace the fonr western under the
o cf Nayario enavdes the same choft;an that tvron
lied over them the time Of Rosas and the villain who was
drd and Frias but exposed their head for pubc exh
hi,,o i'm Tho bobw,ve and this after military co,t,i.
n whom a their lives were uuarantaed Inv Tho ead 10
| narides
This cbean of the west found great opposition from
the of the provine of San inan
nuosed of nnr;ght and energetc men who uorid ro
TO his interference in public matters therefore he
had no remedy but 10 Commenced bis work nv attenno
| .n a oror,brovv his covernmart ~ - r'e
Hnt surprised n their treacberous undertaking and at
tho same time there having been discovered deposits or
arms and Ammunition in his house likewse meetings of
Character he was prisoner and mt al the
| s;.pposa, ~ Tho trhunole - ~ ~ f~' ~ '
Irnuza AT once saw planlv bis personal IN
oonardv in ease Renavdes WINS tried when HE
nd;ns, ,ha riohts of the rona vSud ha ~ onsast az
r1ono that IN this Benavdes acted hu, no HE oon,
md that in reality tho blamc would he laid NJ hia eoor
he did in bis power TO sec.re the person of
| Renav,des from the action of the law and ,ustice -
The ronstution of Irnuiza,e conederstion
nc pncpe that the Of The confcder
an has no right 10 interfere In the matters Of The
s a oxcant witb The ob;ac, Of s,,n,scr,rr h ne ,s,
oovernment Of any province against detnrbance
In this case the sturban ce had already been sucaed
bv The local government and the revolutionary charoc
,rs mprsoned and Judged 30 that there was no cali for