The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24
NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA.


Our Buen0s Ayres Correspondence.
BuENos AyREs Nov rs, 1859.
me War Snded-Troops Dtsa~ded-Dry Of Election
Fred-Pdrdsuay IN Trouble Nth Eagla,ad-Hssso,y q
he Case-Emeland's Dsmands-Her F~ves-Profasso,
of xosey--Bsfaess Revipin9- General Thornton 10 b
Minister TO The Confederation, dc.
We consider ourselves at length really GU, of the wa
and virtually IN the Confederation All the troops no,
needed for the defence of the frontier from
the Indians for restoring quiet to the country are nov
dhoanded, and the iortncaons around the city are to
leyelcd nj once.
General Venancio Fiores, who tied from Mon.evsdeo IN
the troubles in 1857, and in 1859 escaped from tn.
servce OF General rrquza tha, Of Buenos Ayres now
ieft in command of q force upon the frontier.
The government has fixed the 3ls OF December as the
day TO elect delegates to tie Convention for examining
the constitution of the Confederation. IL liz approves
the province at once formally enters the Confederation
amendments are suggested they are to be submitted
the General Congress and be acted upon and then
whatever may be the form OF the constitution Bueuo
AyTes lakes her place IN the sisterh0od Of provinces
seems that the unfortunate valley Of the La Piatl
mus. always DC emoroiled in war. The Para
raj Francsco $. Lopez to this city upon an
embassy Of peace is hardly at liberty 10 pesceably
iae controversy between Eogsnd and Paraguay
the fgsb vessels OF here feel at liberty to make
prizes CT any stray Paraguayan in their way
lne.-Dtul0B
Of tho questions between the United States ana Pa.
raeuay, there was q fear that in case Of VIC
lence there would be IN extensive rebellion In
Paraguay The danger Of this may have fastened the
negotiation After the departure OF our forces large
number Of arrests made, and among them
gentleman who was born OF English pa.enss bat In Uru
quay II ia understood here that England claims all
such sons as legitimate Englishmen, when away
from that particular land in which they were born.
4 demand for the release Of this man by the
English Consul was UNDECIDED, and upon It's being urged
boldly the Consul was directed leave the country The
man remains in prison. and is dead as was reported
ana be Is only allowed TO receive open letters England
and France have joined TO send out strong naval force
to demand his unconditional release large remune ration
as damages and sufficient apology, with the expenses Of
the feet President Lopez busters as usual, butwe
shall see the result. I. wv
Tho Legislature Of Buenos Ayres has Appropriated
twenty I'VE million OF pesos (about 81 200 OON) for the
hquioaiion Of the debte Of the This is LIBERAL as IL
is about four million of pesos more than asked.
Business is revivmg every hand None Blu,
those who have really Witnessed can know
what On interruption to business military Notifications
In the streets are These are beginning disappear
Those who have ships on tho way here can depend
good and ready sales but not good cargoes back We
are paying enormous prices for all importstons but
have lees than TO Sell.
General Thornton late Consul to Uruguay becomes now
Minister TO the Argentine Confederation.