The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-14
Affairs IN Buenos Ayres.
OUR BUKNOs AYREs CORRESPONDENCE.
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A Nao Reuolutios supprsssa- EIscu -OOncsHSos-
Bsexos Ayres to be TndepeRdsnt-Ssns oftt-Af'rs@
6Ae Confederation Argastins 1roIoe-Ga'e'dt or
wqvisa-His Position and los-PysiduR D~qus-Hs
Csbisa-I6sirs in Uruguay, Ac.
Discomfort with the government Of this province cumi
mated the sth inst in an attempted revolution TWAS
mot movement Of the people. 1t was, 40 usual mo
work Of . few ambitious leaders, who desired I'd get
the treasury. Colonel LAmea and colonel Nadal,
Of the rational army, and The former Incorporated WIN
the army Of this PROVINCE began . movement a. Foron
de Areoo about thirty leagues west o this city, and
marched towards To But they evidently reckoued en-
forces for aid which did not sprear revolt was feared
In the army, but II did not occur.
There 10 rather uneasy state OF things here now
The election for Governor In ab weeke
and there usually danger Of outbreak times,
especially when only one party b allowed 70 vote.
The Convention 10 transacsing ns business by Com
mee and they are about 70 bring the whole coustta-
ton remodeled aud ready for adoption The committee
embody the views Of the vast majority Of the Convention
and their report win no doubt be adopted.
There 10 . that this government intends TO DE-
ssre Ne Independence Many Of The aos Of ire govern
mens are conssten with this For example, when peace
was made and this province became bona 6ds portion
Of the Confederation, was singular, to say the least
that this State should still own fleet. But IL on
the vessels armed In the war and owned by this
province they retain three ready service and four
to be sold the enrolnent Of the National sa.rd-ths
mitiabas also been revised. These things may Do for
independenoe-M not, what do they mean9
Reasons for the step found In the attitude Of
the Copfederaton towards this province President
Derqu the successor Of Gen. Urquiza. regarded
cideoy hostile TO this province. Hardly WAS he inau-
North
1t ID also believed that the Confederation was never 90
\ n ttYno Ga Imam has ord
calm after the attempted insurrection Of last year and
her Governor, untred 10 still In prson, and cannot fail
TO excite the sympathy Of many Of San Juan. The
Governor Of Cordovs the opposition candidate for the
Prsndency, Senior Fraguiero, u also prisoner and the
fsme may be sAi Of the Of Roga Three gov
ernors prisoners Certainly there wanting consoLda-
ton, and Buenos Ayres Intends strike the signs OF
the smes than commonly favorabie
Gen urquza retres by expiration Of his term Of Office,
and resumes the care Of his immense estates He has
OF all the land and naval forces OF the Coufed-
GRAFTON. He retains all his former military prestige
never lost battle-h good disciplnarian, and be-
~ In enforcing commands Being born in 1900 his are
advances with the century
President Derqu has called to his c.bIne. the follow
DR. Juan Pugol, Secretary OF the Interior.
Dr. spilo de Alvear, secretsry OF Foreign Affairs.
Dr. Juan BAutissa Dberd Secretary Of the Treasury.
DR.. Severe Omos, Superintendent OF Public lnsuuc-
Dr. BENJAMIN victorics, Secretary Of War and Marine
And, In ALL Senior Don Justo Antonio de Uraulza
Captain General OF all the forces &c The Secretary OF
War and Marine, DR.. Victorica, ID son.in law Of the
Captain General.
The elections Uruguay passed of without bIoodshed
10 carry out the policy Of his predecessor Though that
tickle people have approved Of the next President by
raising his saary from 600 silver dollars 70 they
refuse TO give the retiring President tho grade OF Briqa
der General though this 10 virtually coutuus,on in
policy, Of the same administration. The new Cabinet IL
the preceding.