The New York herald., 1863-08-19
NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Oar Buenos Ayres CorrespOndence.
Rrrrpxou Axpua q "A Inua IG63


~~oy|~~>~~~~c~~>1S~>S~~~~~
Oar Buenos Ayres CorrespOndence.
BuKSos AyRHs, g. a., June 27, 1862
M Revole,snary Spirit Of The Coan5y-Retyo9rdde Pc
I&y of the mer,-Repohtion no Nao Idea-lm-
xorGn Concessions to tie Ftedom of Religious Wor-
aAsp-Ircreasirg Scarcely of Prorsons-Bgotry Of a
Sranih Bishop-karriaoes Of Americans Abroad-Com-
ns<vciai and Agricxltural Moren.sxs, DC, dc.
There IS index TO the character OF this country
than that there about to be started In this city
new paper, called Rs Revolution (Ihe Revolution).
me sentiments Il will advocate those OF rebellion, an.
arcny overthrow Of government. II is to cspouse
theory that any people may at any time overthrow
any government existing administration. Two OF the
government organs already expressed their appro
BATON Of The doctrine and the project.
THIS is no idea. The doctrine OF revolution has
been presented ably by these papers
ihst Of the interior provinces have begun to bring
forth the fruit Of such teaching Cordova and
San Luis in fearful state OF anarchy.
Our latest advices represent these two pro.
vtnces being at the mercy OF Q few dee.
peradoes who rob their Tho whole
try has been very recently alarmed by raid Of General
fenalsza into the city OF cordova. He appointed new
Governor and levied contribution for the support Of his
ocps Troops have started by forced marches 70 inter-
ccpt him but he win leave In good time The most i'm
portant have from the seat Of war the taking
Of prisoner officer or General Penaloza, whose
possession found letters addressed General Urqui
in terms that took for granted his knowledge Of the
revolrtonary schemes OF Penaloza. No letters from
Urquiza have been found, and he claims TO bc loyal
mss. and perhaps he 10 good citizen any who
H0unce him.
The government here is regarded favorng the
1utson in progress in Uruguay We have been for week
On the verge OF with that country ourselves We
have cent TO their insurgents and when they
epc Of our steamers In the very went and took
aheir only armed steamer . reprisa Intercommuni
oatSon wap cut OIL, mob surrounded the Office Of the
Argentine Consul and broke the windows and Minis
ssr asked for his passport Only yesterday the Affairs
were settled that peace is secured In very
restoring revolution in neighborng republic, We have
by Tie same teachings brought ourselves the
danger in the interior
Our controversies not all or the warlke kind
No have just had contest affecting our commu-
Uaty socially ard civly. Senior Don Bias Aguero re-
eenty died. In his last illness be refused oil religious
rites, and died unconessed and unannointed His body
as taken outside Of the cemetery proper and inferred
among heretcs indels and accommodated grand
vephew Senior Ion Martinez de Hoz appealed the
tseoa government The Minister Of Worship, supported
BY ident Mre and all the Cabinet decided three
important points
4. No punishment be inflicted on a man after his
death
Christian burial may be denied far prayers or
ceremonals are concerned. and no further
The cemetery under the charge Of the police, and
mot Of the clergy
The bishop, in his fseoeness replies by protest, in
which he claims that in all Christian countries religion
rejects from burial those who die uareconeled."
The editor OF the Standard Irish Catholic paper has
as,rong article sustaining the government It claims
that clerical and civil jurisdiction should be kept as sepa
rate as are their two subects-vz the soul and the
body The controversy great good as It's result
liberty ''"s''''
year past great deal OF money has been lost by
shipping foar 10 this port The Of appears in the
greatly increased wheat product in this province Within
sns PROVINCE last year there were raised Of wheat
Ar
consumed is four thousand bushels per day, have a
1here s scarcity Of mills part OF country
mills now erected can grind in six months all tie wheat
one year These facts are the cause Of price ot
Hour Tho native mills pay for wheat about 81 20 per
bushe and sell -four at about 81 16 per hundred pounds
shis is great advantage to the native producer.
The time Is MOI far distant when this valley win export
1o0r ~ we'll ss wool and hides.
Al the present time in the provinces Of Mendoza and
uan LUIS there s large quantity OF sugar tobacco and
WINE that cannot be brought 70 market account Of
aAs imperfect means Of transportation As hundred
Per cent on the cost Of production will pay freight
bullock carts or the backs Of mucs these articles
AMr. Bennett, from Louisiana. has lately arrived here
the purpose Of engaging in the cotton raising business
Ho v IN old cotton planter and will proceed to
open cotton plantations along these rivers.
Father OFely, Irish Catholic priest, has thorough.
canv assed this country, seeking aid for Catholic mis-
siOas in Southeastern Africa. He has gathered in six
months 500 600 OF current money about 81 600 Span
N Meantime two Irish missionaries have lately come
70 this country.
As this departs there ia n great apprehension
provinces there sp many who more enriched BY
var and punder than by peace and industry that
oeent heretofore popular Presidens Mtre has 90
complicated hts administration il the nsurrectien in
Uruvuay that his own dependencies feel At liberty
practise the pernicicus principle OF nsubordination
The state Of the provincial bank Is quite singular
cordng TO it's rcport II has OF deposits $500 900
paper and 81 800 900 specie hand-S35 600 paper
and $500 600 specie. And public confidence is not
shaken Its loans great but chiefly mortgage
1hs community OF late has been visited by a kind Of
nssrmon'a epidemic Persons Of all natonalities have
eeen carried Oh by 1t. Among Americans prominent
ine cnmunity are some whose names are well known in
New Yorx-Mr. William T. Livingston, formerly Of New
York city, TO Mrs. Plummer OF Boston; Mr. Alfred II.
Nipturn TO Mss Ada Iomnick, both formerly Of
New York city Mr. Minturn is Of the well known
family Of your city. aud Is highly esteemed
ebipbroker IN Buenos Ayres But marriage
10 native family here recently outdd in splendor the
famous anond wedding of New York. youth OF the
dava,ol family merchants married daughter Of Senior
Elias, also merchant. The service the table was
solid gold The presents TO the bride Of vestmcnts alone
preparatory TO the wedding exceeded ten thousand dol
1ars Spanish. In fine, the whole arrangement was OF
style worthy Of the Rotbschiids, and yet passed of
quietly rs do less cxtravacant marriages
There are in this port hundred and eleven vessels
from all countries OF which seventeen are American,
twenty FIVE English and fourteen French.
ihe Riga sals to-day for England with bones United
States produce Is low. Lumber at last saes brought
only thirty two dollars Spanish board. Flour, I'VE
Th~ country. stil watches with ineres, the Internal
~as 10 the United States, and, revolutionary
Msolf. I've eympathes almoet entirely with the
aioDai government.
Police Intelligence.
novReu prrSc me Ricrs.-John werdiIl and Jacob
arssI,ng charged before Justice Quackenbush with
having robbed Frederick Schneider OF Sc during the July
rscs The defendants, alleged entered complsnant's
esore No 81 West For,yfourth street and demanded
eight dollars Threatening at the piundcr tho
premises if the request not complied with Schpci
der, becoming alarmed handed all the loose change
ne had about him. amounting dollars when the pris
oners went on their way without doing any further