The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16
Ncxxs from, RuenOs Avres.


News from Busn0s Ayres.
By the arrival ct this port OF the ship parsna Captain
LaDgston, have papers from Buenos Ayres April %
War had not yet commenced between Urquiza
Ayres, and the probabilities that actual hcstes
would be postponed for WHILE
Under orders of Ureuiza the employees Of the 70.
vernment Of the Confederation organized what they
called pronuncdmietos ia the prtacipAi towns These
held in the form of public meetings. at
which petitions or pronuncicmtentos cigned
praying the federal government TO reduce Daenos
Ayres, either by force By srgamert. noticeable
that the people Go lot JON Ia these but
the meetings were conitosed principally OF employees
eaicers ana soldiers and almost every where
guar drunken orgies OF the most disgraceui kind, at
which tbe widest were uau,.ed in The
only provinces in toe towns which Theses psoauncia-
ienics has been signed were Santa Fee tre Rios and
Cyrrientes On the hsno the province Cordooar
~calnest and mos. 20 serul of Confete-a ion
had entered strong protest sgaiost war apd petit
toned the GOVERN 20 preserve hi absz.rds
uiquizss appeals for RESISTANCE frop Lopez OF Para
and Perreia OF Noctevideo BAD unsuccpgsul
NO oioa report Of the rtsuu Of Padre raas
Aauncon ha1 been received, ms a steamer from Para.
quay, which arrived at Buenos AYres the 26tn of
Aur brought reliable ne 10 the elect that Lopez mad
replied Padre Pena that Paraguay would not
lend Ufquiza assistance of any kind Crquiza con.
sidered himself cer'ain OF Lopez's oper lion, be-
GAUGE 10 had been promised when Urq1lzs helped
10 boodTink Mr.. SUwlin, and send the American
squadron out OF the Plate; but u nov appears
trst Ike al hs other promises Lopez with
10 bis after he bad bupRei Urlza good bye
on the beach al asuncon on tue OF February, he
bias gone end shall carry OF t country ought
bot embrace. winch have Jnst given nm" Monte.
viceo bad repned To Uurquzan demand hep that
him ~ wer sgaiost Boepos Ares Urqu,zs was thus
lett without the AID az hs expected allies without
of var, without money ard with only the avided sup
port OF the people OF the Confe teraton
Expecting achievements from Paraguay, Urquzs u.s.
sued DEGREES virtually declaring against Buenos
Ayres and directed his mDions 20 stir revolu, in
spracy discovered in time and dozen OF the prn-
cpe movers arreeed The escaped to UrqriZa
The head af the movement Nicholas Calye edi-
tor OF paper called the R1unid Pdcifc1 This paper
supported entirely BY uIqaza, had f9r two years
government, and lately called the people to
sssassipa.e the Governor DR.. Asiu For this Cavo
prosected, tried by jugy, and fined SIS Geo paper In
meoiaiey Afterwards the conspiracy was discovered
~arran for Calvo be could not be found
aud Afterwards appeared that be had been taken Of
the country by Captain Thomas J. Page, U 5. N. on
board the U S. steamer Argentina Cavo has always
1s"osushed himself the utmost vioen az inst the
Americans, ans curing the permanerce If the squadron
in the River Plate was uaspering 10 his abuse OF the
American government, aGehts aud citizens, including
Cart, Page bimseii.
The government and people of Buenos Ayres appeared
convinced that there woulo he for the pre-
sent The season vas too far sdvanced winter ap
preaching The pampas we're without grass for horses,
Hho an army could not subsst on supplies from the
Provinces The opinion was tina, CrqulZ1 collect
ing bis forces more 10 iptmidate the Napoual Con-
gress, which would assemble az Parana about May l,
and Ia which there etrong party opposed TO him,
tban 10 invade Buenos Ayres The Ruenos Ayreans how
ever considered themselves nered by Urquzas proca
nations in taking every precautiou. The militia had been
embodied and vas oay drilled. Several boxes Of arms,
en- route Urquizs, had also been seized The people
were ell united and full of enthusiasm 10 support Of The
the government The Legislature Of Ruenos Ayres would
meetibe fJ 81 week In Nay.
The Governor OF the Province Of Santa Fe had issued
the following
The Brga6er General OF the nation Governor of the pro-
AJgel tine Cizers The republic has reached one of the
Ia yNt eh TOLL
the he Of all Is children preserve Gag Of Nay and the
eci,e,l You wbo always ntep,d aud yourselves
ever IN the Of The ses, OF tie REPUBLIC
aSe 70 &. sGS ae Of Do' G % Of
Ter aaenss Ayrss; yop: ansy whose y.'or anS
sae 9.s As beer en- 81 who
drst %.iesrA.e Of TIE republic. BY naming your,
eooHa E save he future aSa @ ao a
6Sgra high proof Of confidence which doubt YOU
proud when shs-ipg your sentiments rersn
1a you have contracted before the republic You
lie 5Sef Magistrate o, the re public b a. you
S o sas o. 81 s ard That the
Der s9rs who r use az simple inimaton
ron MN ana That 70 ihs enc you seconded oy your
- 'D JUAN "a e z s1a 81 h1 81 aaaa
BY the arrival OF bark Ann Elizabeth from Rosario,
we learn rom Captain Norgrave, that Shep he passed
Buetos AJres, May ], there was continual firing Of
guns, and be supposed IL 70 be battle bel ecn the pa
raguaysns and the Bnsnos Ayreans as when be ler Ro
FARO, mint was gwen him 10 mat effect Capt. Norgrave
Is undouotedy wrong. The firing PROBABLY caussd
oy e military exoIcses OF the National Guard who We
learn from the TriIuna Of April 90 were 10 have ield
oay at nst time There were 10 Paraguayan any
where near Buenos Ayres.
decree had been ssued by the government. Of gnenos
AVres, jorbIcdiIg the expectation bofses mares or
muhs, as articles of which may be reqared BY
the Safe. -
General Juan G. Moysno, Governor of the Province of
aeadoza died about midnight on March IS a At OF apo
pexy Which, In the uncertain state Of Affairs there pre-
vaeht was an occurrence little calculated 10 soohe the
pubic nind Al the came time the city was inun6aea
py deluge OF water from the Cordileras which for
time turned the streets into watercourses bat although
several bouEes were Hooded serious acciten. took
place.
hon benjamin O. Yarcey United States Minister 70 the
Argentine Confederation bad rendered big resign alton e,
sLcfa Sass Bar YanCey has only boon there about
eight months, aDd s very popsaT. he u.s. how YER ii,
terry dguged and anxOus 10 return home On account OF
private pus.ness.