New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

the best that country ever had, and by policy Of
economy in expenditure, and judicious taxes the
enormous debt incurred in previous wars waa
rapidly disappearing. II the insurgents are sue.
cessiu in overthrowing the Government, 1t Will put
| back the country a quarter OF century.
Meantime, there this eide OF the river indi-
cations of peace, aud such signs OF prosperity a.
we're abundant In the United States s6ont 1874
We have such railroad schemes, and bank projects,
aud harbor improvements, as never before stirred
up the slow system Of affairs IN South America. BY
this packet, Mr.. William Wheewright goes to
England to complete arrangements for sending out
at once the materials for the Great Central Argen-
tine Railroad Two other railroad companies send
BY this racket their agents to England and III le.e
than Fix months there will DO large cargoes OF
railroad fixtures unloaded i'll this barbor for tho
Confederation.
| There is lively Interest in the affairs Of the
United States in these countries. All the native
newspapers publish several columns of United
States news Oh the arrival of our semi.monthly
mails. The resolutions Of Congress concerning
intervention attracted great attention here. There
is not of the twelve or fifteen dailies published
III the cities OF Buenos Ayrea ard Montevldeo that
favors the rebellion In the United States.
TLir ID not agricultural country but pas,urAl.
The animals raieed in numbers, respectively, "a
the order i'll which | name tbenl-sheep, cattle,
horses. The exports chiefly the various parts OF
these animals-as hides, horns, hoofs hair, tallow,
bones, beef, &c. Tnere is economy IN preserving
every part except the beef. This i taken off IL
sheets, and dried ana sailed aud dried again, until
al relationship TO beef can b. very safely debied,
aud i ered beef ready Tor expectation 10 Brazil OF
to Cuba.
The number Of animals Slaughtered in this vicinity
is almost incredible. The following are tie .ta-
iistlcs on that subject from Jan. /, 1868, ui May
10Th instant In Uruguay, JlY, go; in BuenOs
Ayres, 2c5, 800; in Entre Rios 10000; III Rso
G.ande, 100000. Total Tor much OF 1868 ,4lJ,'
500 The quantity killed IN the corresponding pc
Rod OF lS62 was l,OU.,@lO animals. inat sucn II
mass vi beef saould as used aud d-cOlOreu aud
sold Tor song AT IeTked beef Is IN Brazil and Cuba,
is loss TO tho world. The National Committee at
Montevideo are exeriing themselves TO hl1 Nv
forms in which to export beef, but hitherto without
success. la this ques lon Montevideo Is nIucn liz
te!eeled for in that country theGe ale e&tensive
tracts over winch cattle greze II their native Wild
ness. so large are the farms, varying from 9
square miles 10 lao, that the animals are reared
wIthont taElin. them.
senior Don Mariana Bacarce has been appointed
Minister Plenipoteni.ry and Envoy EXtrayriIAary
from the Concentration 10 tagiuEd. spain, Fralce
and SARDINIA. Such an ,xlonsye mission can oniy
be- i.lod the Hgo 81 railroads, AHA even then, b.
must be hn Envoy Extraordinary.
sir. Helper, the American Consul is about ~ ro
turn 10 tie clty 10 rcs.de. Nh james Gibson, man
OF some distinction ia This Ciy died The list iurt.
LOUIS BambeIgcr formerly Il. :. Consul al Asuu-
con- Paraguay, goes 10 Germany by thls packet IN
connection wlln some colonization tcltne ior The
country. There are now Ia tLir liver, OF British
mcu-Ji-war 3 steamers with Nh aggregate OF 0l
guns, and / gUnboass, with guus. There are
Bobvisn, with u guns; | SgriaH. 10 gnusi :
f.cacb, with gum; and Italian, 10 guns.