The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

p. Busuos Ayrss Times Of the l2.h Of March contains
Shs following nctoes-
ST. wymsn master Of the American ship ChAmpa,n,
which burnt in This port on the 18th uit he,ovy
eers Of the British barks William Peie and SAsrns
Tho rst officers Of the Austrian bark ANTON anu
bark Rosa for their generous Efforts % nv ,o and az
tivy shown that occasion; and ne taSe no nary Ro
in mentioning Don Andrea penegei' On r.slsnchov
sita for this important services during tnai o"''
occasion.
Married. on the 7th ins on board the unitea s's,s M,
gate ST Lawrence In the barber OF 90 "o
Rev Mr. talbot, chaplain, Matthew Forre'er, tsq.; W
NV Cemenns Weeks bosh OF this tBucnos Ayres) city
OUR Bus,yos AYaEs CORRESPONDENTS.
BuEsos AyREs, April 10, 1859.
syyar Tnrectsred- rv-parassss-U rquisa's Purpose
ss,,nt,y Dscided " S.nt~sSt-Ca,ros Opposition ard
Fpnishrtrts- EsrolmertSons Of Foreigners Pressed
United STATES Ministers Psdea and Yancey
TIE cloud Of wsr 50 long threatening the peace OF
Paraguay and her ueghbors has passed away, and
scarcely is the horizon clear before another and more
fearful etcrm lie seen approschog
The revolt Of tho Province of Buenos Ayrcs dates from
septernber H. 1882 since which time General Urquiza
who was then a. the head Of the routed troops and snce
has been the Chief Magistracy of the confederation
has never abandoned the purpose Of regsning tho Pro-
vince. The country has been xgtsteG of times
with the report that he about 70 make descent
Now his preparations and his words correspond with the
general belief that his army will in this direc-
ton The probabilities that ID will be postponed
till after the rainy season, which will make delay OF
four or five months.
The result of invasion could be more certainly oslcu-
hated there was uuanmy within this government but
the otherwise The attachment OF the people OF
ihis country any ruler any form OF government
does TO be strong Ia this city there has been
Issued for two three years an opposition paper,
whose circulation I do know, but It's size Is
Of the first class Of tbs country, and its tone is
most decidedly hostile to the govern Vent Of BGeuos
Ayres It's editor, q Of great ability, Don
Nicholas Csvo, grew and more rabd in his
attacks upon the State the recent annual elections
preached and when they End the government
YES sustained without organized opposition then the
Attorney General proceeded 10 arrange Indictments sgsnsi
the editor. He WAS convicted, aud hued 1900 pes S.
(about $780, and proceeded to write With increased
yrulsnce. Last week six other Indictments pre-
serted ag ,rst him. which will doubtless be followed by
sinar tine When the urst conviction occurred
he called upon hs friends contribute peso
copper CON- which rnch Ike your old Issue Ia sizf
and vsiue. Ibis was promptly done, simply 70 annoy the
officials
The mos active preparations are made for strory do
fer Inc fine upon those refusing enrol soid
doubled and the bounty offered 20 those WHO enlist s ia
creased
whe citizens here, and DO rot wish 10 be, whose
sons required 10 soldiers bet IN,
fouDoanoD OF The right is deep one, aud it su net
hfb;y be surrendered.
Bon Jsues Peden, late Unted States Minister 70 the
Argentine Rspgblic cad Hen. B. Q. Yaasey, both
10 this cry The former sails to day for home while The
latter bs that place. Mr. YAncey has golden opnions
already Oh ell HANDS.