New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26


rope, its Quality, &c.-snn Juan Gold
Reef Pncking-RniIroads
reights-IInrkeis, &C.. &c.
From Or Own Correspondent.
BUENos AYErs s. A., Oct. q, 1851.
At the sailing of this packet, the condition OF
Uruguay seems 10 have improved. The threat OF Paia
quay resist any conquest of Uruguay rather started
Brazil Then the foreign Ministers united in forbiddlhg
any search of their vessels for contraband and sied
Gen. Flores as simply Rebel. and that Brazil would
be held responsible for any damage done to suee's Oh
their respective countries This has led Braz to hes
tate before actually entering upon hosttes in favor OF
the Rebel Flores.
II is good omen Of returning sense that the English
Charge led in these positions and promptly took ground
in favor Of tho integrity Of Uruguay. a similar POSI-
ton would have had great effect on American affairs
The newspapers are busy in making the taking OF the
Florida from Brazilian port eGsHs 6e'li between
Brazil and the United States Should this occnr, and
should Paraguay proceed with her hostile Intentions
toward Brazil, the Emperor Don Pedro VIII have
enough to DO The utmost activity prevails IN all the
paracuayan forts md arscnas and the Army and Navy
are certainly undergoing the most decided improve
ments md preparations iorservicc a manifesto signed
by over 100000 citizens has been sent to the Govern
ment urging war against Brazil.
Perhaps in no part Of the world have there been such
obstinate and conflicting claims in reference To land as
in tho province OF Entire Rios. There is bill before
tie Legislature at present that, II passed. will settle
them all at SWEEP, and also viii ai-orb most OF the
public lands 1t provides that oil persons proving occu
patton for forty years shall be entitled TO threeiourhs
Of the land for thirty years tvohrs for twenty years
one.balf and for five years 10 onc.third. Besides,
moderate compensation shall be given 10 persons
elected IL they own stock This settles all claims Of
non.resdents In very summary way.
Tie city Of Rosario is progressing beyondiall preoe
dent for this country The business made at its wharf
by Ito Argentine Central Railroad and the rapid In
crease OF population ore attracting all eyes il is TO be
the river terminus Of the longest railroad In South
America. Many English and Americans aIe locating
thoxc Rev. Mr.. Goodfell0w of BGeDos AyIcs lately
spent week in that city, and consecraed the new
Protestant cemetery, and obtained site for new
church in very central part OF the city. This viii be
an imporGn. pos; fcr Protestant influences But ii IS
not the fahost west Of such efforts the same church
(the Methods, EpiscopaD las two churches in Santa
Fe.
Ills little annoying that. the finest and ccancst
wool produced for years in tbs country il nearly oil
going to Europe. No orders hayo come from the
United States. TIE most competition is among the
Germans, who 90 out among tie farmers to buy.
Some cotton from Parana, sent 10 Manchester, has
proved Of so ne cual,y as to excite doub, 10 its
being really produced in this country. Some bales Of
gnncd cotton are ready Cor shipment, but the work is
hardly begun. Tie margin Of tie upper rivers must yet
produce immense quantities Of cotton.
The rumors Of gold IN San Juan have Ggnia been re-
yycd and they excite general belief Various parties
have gone from here to explore and work them. There
can be no doubt Of the immense wealth un1eyeoped IL
the upper provinces. Men must como who can work
with their own hands for tie labofcFs Of tie country
cannot be depended for any continued labor Those
who can teach the native 2ago0 10 work may be called
missionaries and bcnefactors.
Messfs. Morris Boyd. tho American hcefpackcrs.
Lave been directed u remove their establishment FUR
Their ont Of tie city, They have introduced now
system Of beef curing ind IL at all successful they viii
drive many Of their neighbors not only out Of town but
out OF business. THIS may account for tie step.
In the American school here. one day last week. n
young Scotch lady, teacher fcl down under attack
OF heart disease and Immediately expired. II ha, most
profoundly moved tie community, as she had many
friends. Her brother Is Junior in tie Delaware INT
versity, Ohio. The funeral was tho largest ever at
tended in this city TO tie Protestant cemetery.
Tie railroads leading out from this city begin 10 be
Of such service railroads near New York. They
bring in milk batter poultry. beef &C. Til. is some
thing needed We about 10 have buichcry FOR the
city established ont about 50 miles
The lands Of the exled Dictator ROsas Gre about TO
be constructed into beautiful retreat in distant mita
ton o. tie style otiLo Central Park in NcyYork The
most extensive Improvements are going forward ard
the house is TO lie used ior public school, II IL little
s!suge that while his property is thus confseacd his
Old opforjrt Gen. Cqui4l proposes giving him
pension from the rrcgincc Of Entire Rios OF 5000 co
liylan per annun. 1t win probably DO granted Lin.
There are twelve vessels in port bearing the S,ars
and Suires. Last night lie Banshce arrived. The
Ella, Virginia ard Zone are among the latest arrivals
Within The lasi fortnight tie following American yes
sells have smiled for the west coast:
Investigator Loeb Lamar. Sarah Staples. Henry
Buck, Sa,esman, Enoch Bremen Tempnr Delft
Haven Spark Of Tie Ocean. The Sportsman is waiting
for cargo.
OF hides 1900 have been sold for the United States
from this province at SO and 3 rails Stock 40 OOhldes
Tic toto receipts Of Iii years clip Of WOOL 80 $40 go
pounds. 1t will be considerable moro this year.
Freights Lave risen in anticipation heavy exports.
Contrary TO expectation, tie new lines OF steamers
are carrying immense quantities Of freight, 50 il
would 10 TO DE United States If tie projected line
were once started.
Reported Discovery Of Rich Geld Mines
The Siege Of Montcvidc0.