The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21
News from South America.
From the London Times, April 4
. steamship Tyne arrived at Southampton Yesterday


Buonos Ayres March ] PeInambuco $50. March le
RIO de Janero... 10 Paraguay Feb. %
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This packet brought 1856 passengers, among whom were
the following from Buenos Ayres:-Sanor Don Carlos
Cavo, Minister Plenipotenary the republic Of Para.
quay 70 the governments Of France and Egsnd sgnor
the Of the Oriental and Argentine republics:
Marshal Santa Cruz, formerly President Of Bolivia and
also Minister in France OF the said country
In Buenos Ayree the question of ts incorporation with
the Confederation continued to be discussed by the
with much ardor The Liberal party in the convention
had obtained some advantages first, in eIecng special
committee to examine the constitution Of the Conedera
tion and secondly In the report Of this committee re-
acceptance by Buenos Ayres As not probable that
the Will admit these reforms fears are en-
th: the ua b
had been Chartered BY private companies to be worked
as packets.
The government had conceded to q NJ Lelisvre the
privilege OF making railway the city with the
southern districts Of the State condonaly on ts being
commenced within year from the date Of concession.
Application had also been made for permission to Law
lay down the electric telegraph between Buenos Ayres
and Rosario.
the second Presidential period resulted anticipated in
favor OF Don Santiago Derqu cddnt Minister or the In
terror 70 Urquiza TINS election was considered q I'M
favorable to the interests Of Buenos Ayres owing the
notorious enmty Of Derqu TO the promnant liberal par
Y IN that State Already It was confidently reported
rental duties against Buenos Ayres unless she Joined
Confederation without further delay. Should this i'm
polite step be taken, English commerce, now 30 &C
that Buenos Ayres would be driven 70 the necessity
Of declaring herself independent No fears were en-.
tertained Of war again breaking out, owing 70 the
depressed state Of the finances Of the Confederation
and to the impossbily Of raising without the help
Of General Urquxa To remedy the OF the nanoce
Il proposed TO obtain loan in England TO enable
them to pay of the floating debt Of 900 silver
the Custom Houses Of the Confederation
General Juan Rtevan Pedernera elected Vice Pre-
sdent No ministry had been formed when the mail LEFT
retained e post OF in Chief Of eli the forces
and the Governorhp OF his province Of Entire Rios which
be has held for fifteen years, where 1t his fixed
determination to remain in peace, giving up politics en-
rey, and dev0tDg himself to the management of his
enormous private property.
From Paraguay we hear that the steamer Tacuari
long detained in Buenos Ayers by the Eogsh cruisers
had arrived at Ascension amid great rejocgs General
hitherto existing with England and had accredited Senior
Don Carlos Cavo resident Minister London with the
object Of arranging the questions n dispute and OF pre-
venting any future Neutrality-suspicious..
The railway from the capital to the ybd and tobacco
districts, was progressing rapidly under the direction
and management Of resident Eoglsh engineers
Dates from Montevideo to the ID OF March bring the
result OF the election for President which took place
the 1st The election was in favor of Don Bernardo p.
Berro by large majority, everything being conducted
In the oet orderly manner, without any attempt to dis
turb the peace This result had given general satsfao
ton to the majority Of Inhabitants both foreign and
tive was expected that he would carry equally
firm though more liberal policy than his predecessor and
thst general amnesty for all political offences would at
the country.
The port Of Paysands, on the Uruguay, had been
new lighthouse had besp established at Punta del
Ese the port Of Nadonsdo, visible IN good weather
twelve miles. The light on Iooos Island had, In conse
quence, been extnsuished.