New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
rwOu SOUTH AMERICA.

WEARS IN BUESOS AYRES-PoLlTICAL EXCITE
MKNT-LAw OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONTROVERSY WITH TEE ENGLlSH-rhi
ENGLISH SNUBBED-THE WELSH COLONY
PROJECT RyIpcTEp-yFFIcIRNCY oP Mr.. KIRK
TIKI U. S. MINlsTEI-THE OLD WHITE 'LA'"
IT'S HISTORY AND IsSUE-U. s. Go'hhNMNNi
HIGH IN THE ESTEEM OF THlS-NE" SIhAM
LINES TO EUROPE AND TO NBW-YoRA-DR.
HuTCUINsoN's NEW B0oK-RAlLRoAp AKRIF
ALS-SuIPMENTS.
Prom Our Special Correspondent.
Brrxos AynEs, s. A.. Aug. % 1868.
This city has to-day fallen into one of those
noslleal vhrpoo that so much prevail in Southern
a.tudes Yesterday the regular mail departed. and 10y
the supplement state 10 you complications.
A project for law defining citizenship has bacn be
fore Congress for several days past with every prospect
Of final passage. Its provisions may be eoneisey
stated thus. All are to he Argentine citizens:
l. Who have been born in ans part Of the Republic.
The children Of an Argentine father or mother born
broad when they settle here.
s. Foreigners who have served the country one war
In either civil military post or who nave aiuou III
battle for the country. ,.,t
a. Fcrerners who take ont letters Of citizenship.
The 9Th and 9TH sections are MOI important
= Foreigners may be nlfuralzed al q years az ~
g Intention 70 become citizen may be cst,Dnsu -!
marrying Argentine by acquiring tin'eu IN ie;!s
bv serving in tho army or navy. by filling ciN once
or by public exercise Of any science art ~ Dusli's
q Shall he exelrrt nom privileges 81 citl.hHt, p
,.;os fro'n n country n The time st war with tbs
nation persons claiming foreign citizenship chpyrs
Of foreign governments, eNccps eoha"N' i'~e''''
se srst ercle has attracted the attention of the
Ell rlish Charge NJ. poria who has sent 10 NC 'y'H
meat formal protest against the first article II also
excites the Spanish. who by treaty are also ,I rom
The necessary citizenship Of their children lho poe,
Of NJ. Doris rather nippant! returned. nh9AvSeu
The fact that rs law al born here are made h'De 10
bear in their ceaseoss civil slres j. Nei! o4s's'e
The Excitement increases BY the rejection yesterday
nv Congress Of tie Welsh contract, 10y winch 2lvN
Welsh families were 10 be brought 20 Patagonia 70 form
COLONY contract had been made with the Secretary
of the Interior AID only aed CongrcSsion dose
mont Already the company had chartered Vessels aid
engaged hundreds 81 families 10 set SAT- aL tlc ushp
pointinent and loss viii bo immense IL VIII no oolpt
lay the foundation Of heavy and troublesome claims 'o'
The Hon. r. c. Kirk, the American Minister has gs'
competed very old and ammo! ine clhm az. '-
Government in favor OF o family that was oIisin-ny
American. In lslf the yInccs Of Ia Iiia having
freed themselves from the Spanish yoEe Nefe cesTous
OF aiding the province that Is the Repairing q" tiu
quay; but there was no army no money -t 81 NV!
there not IN armed schooner. Al Us !t,-V
ture. Mr.. William White Fenusy Iail"n illl. 49,
the money-abOut 300 ono Spanish do!iaIs-iAI a neo
was prcnarel ard commanded ny Admiral Brown, anu
AZ Was complete success. Votes OF thanks ana H,A
or the CustOm-House proved poor pc! 70 ~ nn nt,
lie died uoe- and bereft Of by the un aieiuy
DELAYED repayment lis ny son died also recently an
old man and poor; and nos t1S grehSedien are ~
last allowed their claim 81 slOVo spanish ~ Govern.
Sent bonds These bonds worth abJui ~ per cent
on their face. 1t is long DELAYED Justice.
No; Minister from tie United States ior - years
but has had this before h. and but ior the Is
ra popularity Of Mr. Kirk his success woa!d lave beeh
Ike that Of his predecessors. ,,,,
II is also noticeable thing that OF the th o. gy INC
President sent bard Of % musicians 70 compliment
Mr. Kirk and afterward called himself ms is court
esq that the President has noi Oi long Time eAe-"
70 Others. , -
line She is owned il Glasgow and is making Der tTial
frip There is another new line from which much is
hoped II is established by MessTs Coies"oiiL Lyme
ttcamcrs one Of which viii leave Liverpool on The hs
day of each month. These two new INES WIN me
English and French lines previously established ~
give US European mail every week. .,,,.N
The enterprise OF Mr.. I. w. Hopkins 20 establish
line OF steamers between this port and New" Oik wiz
quite supply us with from the rest OF nshtln.
naive Captain here of some experience is about TO
90 10 NewYork TO purchase sie amer ior lese i''s
Dr. Hutchinson. British oonsni az hosaio, mo 80, ~
made ysi, 10 this city He is about 70 publish book
or South America He has gathered the materials II
these two years Of has cOnsDlshp: There is grea,
want of a Trustworthy wOra on south America. ihAt
OF Captain Page glarngly Detective and that OF
Colonel King such complete romance tat Americans
have but little Trustworthy knowledge Of me country
The CoriOya or Argentine Central fhlFphd ~ pro.
sreesin rapidv 1t was proposed recently % suspend
the work but President Miire directed iheil 70 pro
coed and only suspend work when they should re@cA
the end Of the route.
Since last mali our fears for te safety 0, the Pepperen
and the La Plata have been alayed BY their arrival
They both have assorted caTgoes The heavy eIcAanse
Is so much IN favor Of that tLcIe VII 10, "
much lost on articles shipped to this port rom tie M
Ted States ~ present.
Most shipments for The United state. are now under
Dutch and German flags. Several American vessels
are now Overdue One Of favoTte regular traders,
tho B. AymGr, arrived since commenced writing.
fearful loss Of sheep By d-Outh In other parts te year
has been very good. bAS@A-