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NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Our Bacnos Ayres Correspondence.

Our Baen0s Ayres Correspondence.
BuESos AYREs, 8. A.. August IL, 1905
An argentine Snart-History Of It-Prant State-RAa
hon Of Brasa and Paraguay Btsssos Ayre,-Im Immiora
tion--Reiigious MISREPRESENTATION Of Ar. &irltH0-
Exploring Erpeduion-Nr. Bliss-7he Steamer KepIsT-
Neo American Line-Neao Custom House-PlGgiarism o
Story's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dul-Flour, Lumber
HIDES Frefghts-Arrirats, dc.
The Argentine Confederation Is the verge Of one os
those fearful chasms into which, when near 1t 10 k
fall. Most OF the politicians Of this country young
and the penalty Of youthful folly in affairs Of State usually
is visited on the whole country.
The revolution in progress in Uruguay 10 headed BY
General Flores He in the regular army, after
wards President Of that republic and in tho rebei
lion Of 1858 he was one Of the most daring nlbus9
ters but he escaped the fate of his comrades and ned u
Entire Rios which province General Urquiza GovornoH
He in tho service OF General Urquiza; but the
breaking OF hostes between Buenos Ayres and the
OF the Confederation General Flores furtvey aban
doned and joined the forces Buenos Ayres
Now the ended in the Confederation and General
Flores has returned TO play the game Of revolution.
might be supposed he has not been followed BY the
blessings OF General Urquza. has been generally b0
eved that Flores has received help privately from this
part OF the countrycertany through the opposition
of the government.
Now the complication is General UrquiZa aiding the
government OF Urugu1y 10 MAINTAIN ltSen against floree
1t is in all the papers, aud doubts but ono
thousand or the best cavalry Of Entire Rios have already
crossed the river that the best officers Of the
try have loaned their services to President Bcrro, to
maintain the integrity OF the government This gives sc
tangible shape to interference that there 10
calculation as to the result. 1t s, in tact giving
provincial aid to neignborng nation, in oppesiton ID
the sympathes OF tie national government. There ara
Of the general government lending all its forces to
4 aid the hbustering movement Of Flores. In tho
forces this country should be sent to join in the
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will be kndled all over these provinces month moro
must solve some important problems involving tho peace
| OF this great valley
Brazil favoring the insurgents. while Paraguay is
| derstood sympathnng with President Berro In
Paraguay there is preparation Tor bat in what dreo
| tion the bolt will fall does yet appear.
In the province Of Buenos there is little trouble
| out OF political circles Tbs public mind Is in fermen
on the subject OF immigration Contracts have been made
with various companies tor the introduction OF immi.
grants These have arrived but there Is faith u
| the scheme. All at once the government has become
alarmed III the idea OF Introducing religious element
into the country On this account the Legislature
ected the project for coonizng twenty thousand Welsh
families They will admit emgrans, but no longer a.
| coloniste
Rev ". Stirling superintendent Of the Patagonian
aud south American Missionary society, has done much
10 awaken the government to hs subject lie has gained
the several chiefs and also has ed
cordial cooperation for missionary purposes among
Catholic gentlemen. The cupdy and the lazness Of the
priests frontier garng that tho
rudest are moved TO AVOID them and 20 favor tho Eng
Just AZ this time the English and French ents
here, aud this adds the political
agitation caused by unpetending missionary operations
Mr. Stirling boldly the y cretary OF the Interior,
telling him his intentions, and asking the opera
! tion of government.
An exploring expedition from tho Yer
mego river little steamer sent out To find The
pabitcs OF trade Of the ts banks, and Mr..
Porter g. Bliss, OF the United states sent as special
agent OF the government 10 terms Of and
protection with the Indian tribes. We have thus only
the general report oil complete success Of the enterprise
IL VIII probably thousand times valuable 70
all the world than did that scientific a exploring expedt
| tion supcrintended by ap'ain lage.
Ihe kcper, pioneer steamer, proposing lew line be.
tween Liverpool and this bas ust arrived She
Is about 200 TONS draws wcptytwo feet water and
consequently she has anchor about eight miles from
that she not the o steamers needed for this trade
lnere IS no one else Abroad well ac{ga led with
tbe1eculiares OF tho Plate navigation and
inerce as Mr.. Edward II. Hopkins who is New
York making arrangements for De OF United Statef
steamers American trade at present s dul hero from
growng OF the war, but the restoration u
peace the way VIII be line OF from,
New ork 20 BueDos Ayres that will benefit the owperp
| aud both countries
| Ihe government has ordered the building ~ a new
custom house, ior winch appropriation O! twenty
| Thousand spanish dollars has been made
printer here has issuei second edition ar "Story
Commeutaries' IN spanish, ~ which be has affixed bs
| name author
The market is dull for all American articles Flour sells
Ia md ~ al 30 White pine .3l to t3l so
~ lO+,H ,HJ0 dry hides sod the last fortnight IS 600
sUd the United states prices ranging from 32
| To IS silver reals.
Tue Danish bark CoDcordia Is loading fer New Yofx
| at IS per bale and ic per ID for hides Ere ghts
dun except Tor foreign flags We have q.
losses shipping by the privateers. Within the
last o.,ns the u. Aynar toe La Patahavo arrived
safely Ihe american sip Art Union has saned Cal
cutta, aud the Jennie Eastman for calao