The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

OUR BUENoS AYRRs CORRESPONDENCE.
BuKNos AyREs, March "a, 1859.
EScits1 Observation-Disclosures and Wi,pagiao-Gene
raj 7Jeka-No War at Present --Recralihng- Indian
Deredahons- Yolo,o Ftuer-Ay7en and Fine Of Caluo.
Our city 10 the centre Of than usually exciting
canvass, next Sunday the election of four
and twelve representatives Of the provincial L.
gisla.ure.
The manner Of electoneering here ID diferensSrom
Custom and law discourage direct addresses to the
people: Vass political assonnblagcs never convene, but
clubs assemble for the various parishes where concert
action s secured Recently the assemblages tcro de-
cidedy the character Of ut home such you ind
the RaS III political meetings to be held a. night
This would prevent artisans generally from attending and
left the chief part Of the wrepuing to be done By the
men who have gained leisure by previous skill.
The of electng members Of tho General Assem-,
bly, here IL emar 10 method of elec.ng Presidential
electorsthat i by general ticket Accordingly there ID
dssonan: voice in the Legislature though there would
be an opposition minority If the people directly elected
The Of continue though there il but lttlo
prospect OF now nos because there envlous Ar
genuine eye upon this PROVINCE is 1t ex
listing government 80 imbedded in the affections of the
people that all opposition fails and dies but Urquza IL
is popularity said has no money. he hS, perhaps,
land in his own private name than any other living
but not money for army either in the public private
purse.
Meanwhile Buenos Ayres continues to provide moro
men for her armies bonus Of 600 pesos (abou $3.50
in silver is offered for volunteers for enlistment Of
four The age at which required TO- enrol
is reduced from IS 10 49, and officers looking up the
cons of foreigners particularly with great industry The
result that many young leaving the country
order TO escape service Of four years tie frontier
Our army does not serve the purpose of preventing IN
dian nvasioas, as we have just been visited upon the
Southwest By band who drove off large herds Of cattle
and horses With his booty before him death behind
him an Indian rides well, and as he usually has from
thirty TO fifty miles the start and rides the ablest
best trained borses Of the DESERT escape always easy
The Brazilian steamer which brings the english mail
Gent the nth inst to Quaratne, ehe had
sick, and the physician on board had died Of yellow
fever.
The that we hope to escape that scourga
this year
Last week the rgor and strength Of the government
tested by the and fine Of Don Nicholas Antonio
Caivo the leader of the opposition the editor OF the chief
anti government paper and who sustans the Argentine
policy He holds the Office of Senator the Confedera
ton, though resides here The offence not enroll
ing in the National Guards for which the penalty is 5000
pesos about $3.50 siver service as soldier on the
frontier for four years. BE promptly PAID bis 1ue
In case o. his party coming into power, ne will lose
thing by such sacrifices. he Of talent and cdu
cation, is fearless and skful His arrsstcaused
exctemeni which, however, soon passed away.
TuE To Nrvv NV.