New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26

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From Ou' Otn Correspondent
BUENos AyErs, :. A., Oct. ~ 1853.
If We had daily mail 20 New-York wc should
daily send you fresh and varied budget Of news. As
+, -cuimonthly there is difficulty in compress
Ing and arranging. and editing a correct resum@
Paraguay il certainly one If the most interesting
countries Of South America. The Government is rcti-
cent exclusive. ambitions and powerful. IL u rare
thing for Psrsgusyan 10 travel outside of his own
country except he be al exile. The people are sys-
telneicsy made as dependent the Government ss
gang Of Alabama slaves is made dependent Oh The
plantation In al ministerial counsels aud luarras
abroad The Paragusyan Minister is head. The
laws OF nations sre Of little Importance to nation that
always STAYS ri home and foreign VISITS always spend
their force below tho altitude Of this eagles not OF the
world. A question has occurred that concerns tbs
quiet country. Uruguay is IN danger from internal
commotion Shonld Brazil and the Argentine Republic
inter Paraguay prepared also % come TO- but on
the conservative side Of the question: 10 MAINTAIN the
constitutional government Of Uruguay. faiaguaya9
man Of ar arrived Ia these waters three days ago. and
great activity prevails in the dock yards md sisenas o.
Eat country Is paragua! and France have lnvh'e
relations OF amitv and are both concerned In maintain
1c rrnguayan Independence In spite II the threats Of
Brazil theTe ie y strong probability u speed! col
The month Of September showed imports at Para
guss at So OO1 and exports n el5Nen From
ihese two sources the aggregate Of dn!les
$4,000 silver. Despite the general forebodings
Of in the Confederation there has been good yea
in all material prosperity In the greater part Of the
Province Of Bucnos AyIes there Las been good sea-
son that focks and herds viii be reported es In
estimated that tie clip wool will be 900 bales above
that Of last year and believe that do not oserrtate
the act If give 10 per cent as the average hnpro' b
nent Of fiber owing 20 the gradual and general intro.
ducon Of the finer qualities 81 sheep from Europe and
The excess of the production Of -four over the con.
! 4f..rt suia La rf.hy %
60, Ints % 10 900 bags ,cf 100 pounds, sent
- Sra,u American -four viii have to compete Ia price
- 49, naive With present facilities, native -four
can bs sod AZ per pound at retail and The duties
o ,hs ,o~eo article >,e high. To }. detailed at -
Der barrel t must be SOLD on board At about 20 % 90
The efforts made 10 induce experiments AZ co'scn
II lis province tie prairie is too dry snd too tbie -
a scoroLirg bronzing droGth Es9mv 0, COTTON groSn8
except among the river islands Or along the low 'er
banks; but the Provinces. Of Entire Rios and Correnies
cor be cultivated into one cotton field Will che
upper provinces axe aso ADMIRAL adapted 10 Ills
F6i r1rtIy Catholic country, this 10 one o, the
Freq, % ,sJth Four Protestant churchs, in Baeno'
sFfst YbscopAl English State Church. Presbyterani
Ne.hcdi.i snd Lutheran all have the came liberty and
rsdy 70 s !A5 III tsei o. E Ii IN ihe family
Of the Pre.dent In Entire Rios SO nafereIt ore The
yeoP 10 the sanctitJ OF ho, ground ana se saga q,
burial III H. that edict has been pnbhsheo i.ruinuhs
barisls ia unconsecreted ground. Ipe SOCIAL Psln94
of the Catholic clergy SUCH that alter residence
n.ny years have never heard vi VI theri entering
social family party miDgbng in Social life WINE
the Protestant cergymen here Are every where a. ~
houe and are on social ferns with many Catholic fani'
hes these facts 10 confirm what gay 81 tie ffhc'
tical freedom vi speech and VI thought L. tins county
Various efforts have beeL made 70 eIteidthe frontier
One project before Congress now - 10 give IN Zee
simple title 10 the band occupied along the border
The norton assigned o farm s. about 800 sores,
aud for one who has the Of stocking there Is
greet and certain and not distant fortune In the arrange
inent AL these lands must be valuable In short time.
The eva VI railroads has begun and aside from the I'M
men.e addition to the value Of the lands the roads pat
large dividends. They are made at less than half COST
OF roads the United States st least they could be-
and they greatly multiply business.
company has been chartered 10 run sftarl.enz zines
by means OF the endcsschan principle these level
lands. They anticipate complete success In thst event
railroad, and will be superseded al once and
/ the frontier viii travel outward by steam.
| The ship IlOwery Land, rom London for sinRs
more was scutted aud abandoned at the mouth of the
Ia Plata. last week In a mutiny on board the crew
killed tho captain and two Instes, and passengers
and three OF their own number and compelled Lay
gator on board " steer Tor this place. Az S. Mays
they scuttled the ship AMI sought to escape but were
spIrehended and Will be sent 70 England for tfil
The British Consul ut Monte ideo has gone for them
| in man OF war.
There is 81 Irish paper printed here edited by two
brothers one OF HON mas been in the United Sstes
the other Is unsophsticaied The paper contains both
sides OF the American question "7As London TaAts
side and the President Lincoln view OF the subject.
| An Glasses Of readers are thus accommodated
o. H. Perry esq, of Boston, has iaieiy returned a.
hi, city 10 reside Exchange England goe by this
mail 10 the amount OF 4l5O 600 OF dry hides "a go
have been sold for IT, s. at - 10 81 rails. company
has been chartered 20 build telegraph 70 Rosario from
this CITY Ounces are 40. Money il abundant. Cop
per begins 10 arrive from Cordoba more abundanty.
The most popular foreign Minister here is me Hon *.
g. Kirke Minister Plenippentimy OF the United States