The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28
Affairs In south America.
OUR BUEsos AYHEs CORRESPONDENCE

Bussos AYRxs, s A, Feb. 3, 1880.
Anaswrsory Of the Du~jaH Of RoSas-lsosas and Vr-
qaisa-GHaranee Of Paraguay The Tacaa,1 at Libety--
0c~eaJ Cushmdn-Geo. Ire rent-aeH3 'nssas'on Of
AtlsHa-Neo Railroad Crops dlcation- Saymtsnso-
Havela, dec, dc.
This ID the anniversary Of the downfall OF Rosas and
the author ties made it civil least day. Eight years
ego to-day the Of RosH proclaimed an end,
and he embarked board or British man OF war BE
still resides southampton, England. One Gen. OBrieu
has lately published long letter. full OF the most horrible
details Of the bloody reign Of that Dictator but
VACANT tho dsnunciation, and eccentric the writer
that but little attention Is given 10 It.
Gen. Rosas, though driven out by Gen Urqulza, bsa
since cordially endorsed his policy and they friends
politically. The fine and valuable real estate left by Ro
sss ~as oonhscaed by the Of Baenos Ayres
From this Rcsas hiss appealed to the general
and Urquiza has endorsed tho claim and passed on
Congress. Time will bring this round ana Rosss Will ye
have his property restored
The government Of Paraguay has formally guaranteed
the faithful perf0 Of the treaty made November
IL 1859, between the ConfederA'n and Buenos Ayres
What add onai force have by beiug guarsn
Cabinets
AZ soon the English admiral learned the safety Of
Santiago CAnsts who had been i'm prisoned ia Paraguay
be board the Tacuar, sitting aat would
place further imp diment In way OF departure
she accordingly left for Asuncon
Gen Cukbms1, the Uned States Minister 10 the Con-
federaion has been In this CITY for week two past
Since bs arrival Gen. Urquza has not been at the capital
they have not met Tue Secretary Of the Legation,
Mr. Geo Lee Brent recently left tor New York; after
during in this city long ana distressing illness Me-.
Brep had euoeared himself here To largo circle Of
freude and he would have made good Secretary but
only change oil climate could MIN.
An order has lately been issued provting Tor tue
thorough organization OF the National Guard-tns militia
OF country What be the object appear.
An pleasant state Of opinion rather than di
miuisbea between Brazil and hcr three ncghbors her
south-Parnguay, the Confederation aud Uruguay.
The contract BIAS been fully taken 10 England for con-
s.ruc,ps u railroad from this city 70 S4a Fernando, a
village about twenty miles to the northwest The La
fa,a river ut that point deep that vessels
lie by the unload, while here they lie from one
thus bring goods the Custom House tnsn 10 nnOid
cppuse the city Ia the United States such prospects
build city at San FcrnSn 10 in year or two, but
here more slowly. Nevertheless this road will
| ~vrk great chsbges even here.
This only moderately PROSPEROUS for This
Try. Wool Is less abundant than last year. out bears
better price HIDES offered also In smaller quantity.
This country has fully resumed full habits OF
bGsipefs w0ich Mevaie0 before the OF 1851.
The DpaECial nAsastefs OF thxt time broke WY
hesc shore but not less fatal for their sl9wness The
followed IN the sagnation which preceded il
than s acusi disasters The progress OF these
tiles is slos; nevertheless, progress is perceptbie
Tie Increasing ait& ntion general
sign Of comir The present Superintendent of Pub
lie Ipst' ucuan, Don Domingo +. sarmiento IS man OF
progress The eoice al The model school lately erected
IN this city, the frat building devoted to the education OF
the masses erected in South America would be
acquisition TO the city Of New York.
lion Hector =. vsrels, for some time editor of the
TstbtnG. has gone upon visit 70 Europe which he viii
probably extend 70 the United Salta He is also mem
OF the Legk aacre here. Suca visits always
CURED Of HIS ideas OF from his travels
Europe the United Statee.