The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-17
Additional Items from Buenos Ayres.
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We have dates from the Argentine Confederation to
June 30-three days later than previous sdvccs From
what occurred at Cordova 1t is quite evident that the
Governor and people of that city and province awed
into submission by Derquis sudden appearance there al
the head Of well organized force Of 1000 men. That it
was apparent from the fact that Derqui Immediately
took upon himself the Governorshp Of the province and
appointed Of his officers Chief Of Police the city
thus overriding the federal Constitution, pre-
cisely he had done in the case Of San JUAN where
vrasoro appointed Governor by him right the teeth
ofthe constitution which guarantees to the people the
arous provinces the right Of eectng all their provip
cal and municipal officers DerQui, in addition, de-
cared the province of Cordova to Be in state siege
during thirty days But 1t is not improbable that he
only succeeded in sowing the seeds Of discomfort
voutons and that the his back turned Cordova
will break out into open revolt, precisely as happened at
San Juan, where Saas bloody work In aid Of unconsttu
tonal usurpation will long be remembered In fact Der
OUTS acts in both provinces are 80 exactly parallel that
Governor Mre Of Bucnos Ayrcs in his latest despatchl
to the Minister Of War, says the attitude Of Buenos
Ayres is all the necessary ''in view of the bar ba.
rous attempts AZ national Sgovernmenp interference in
CordoVa Is the theatre''a plain intimation that
Derqu prepared to impose Governor Buenos Ayfes
he has in the other cases without regard to pop
lar and constitutional rights. II is said that Rosas even
far observing at least the forms of the
constitution in making his despotc charges in the pro-
vincial governments.
General Urquiza order that he may be able to devote
all his time and energies to the organization of the army
(Enre Rios) in the hands Of Don Manuel Urdnarrain
President Of tho Provincial Assembly.
The advocates Of constitutional liberty, and conse
quently those who sympathze with Buenos Ayres San
Juan and Cordova blame the Buenos Ayrean government
for not having aided the latter provinces with and
money when their liberties attacked and tramped
and predict that Buenos Ayres will suffer consdera
bly, in consequenceher sister provinces being
able to help her in the present struggle But the Spanish
American is fonder Of theories than practical efforts
II is ominently characteristic fault radically In.
durable. They will stand and moralzc over
burning house, rather than dash few buckets
Of water IT, To this species of national weakness
may be attributed the fact that Buenos Ayres has
day single native general Of any note and that her
paratvey immense warlike resources will be OF little
avail against the practical and exceptional Urquiza The
end of the war in the opinion of lockers residing there
will be another disastrous Ccpeda to be followed perhaps
by similar TO those enacted at San Juan by the
ruthless Saa.
II rumored, though not much credited that Gov.
Mre had sent General Lezica TO General Urouza
with peace propositions.
Tho appointees of the Uruguayan Cabinet are said
TO be nobodes leading some suppose that President
Berro desires to try his hand at absolutism