New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22

Plate River 8teamevs-The Hebellts1
In Uruguay-Rumsrcd Schemes Of Bral
xil-Thc Navigasiea Of she salaas Rive1
American Interests being Locked AID
ter-Mining-slaugh CHEERING Of Cattlsi
&C.
From Our Special Correspondent
BuEsos AYREs, s. A., May H. 1864
The problem Of Democracy Is here of yer1
difficult solution There Is not the general inteeenl
nor the virtue essential stability In this city ther2
are about twenty thirty families who have by som(
means or other ruled this country for twelve yeard
Their combinations are close and their resources a
abundant that they s the usual arts Of dipd
macy with the utmost success The facility In filln4
the treasury the result of foreign immigration and en-
terprse has caused others to seek for the spos and
there two formidable parties divided by Dex
issues and known by new names. will name and DE-
6ne them.
The eradO raw" lie States Rights man. The party
is ayerse to yielding anything to the National Govern
nent. 1t would retain ito provincial Legislature an(
all its provincial rights.
The cociio cooked Is Federal The party desircx
10 make the Province Of Buenos Ayres district, ID
which the Federal Congress sbides and rules and Il
all provincial rights would cease. The Coctdos hold
that provincial and a national legislature cannd}
dwell in peace together, and that the Legislature d
BlenOs Ayres is especially bad neighbOr TO that n
the nation. II is understood that the Crpdos have
representative in the present Governor Saayadr and
eral Bartholomew Nitre.
On April %, the Provincial Legislature accepted tho
credentials Of the CyadO contestants and legalzed a.
election effected under the terrors OF day OF MOO
violence This cNasperated the C0cfdOs who supposed
that by fair scrutiny they would have had majority
As the result the two awess bands enraged at eac1
other armed with pistols and paving stones attached
each other and many lives were lost IN the street. othe
were carried home to die, and many were shghtQ
wounded. Many innocent persons passing were 70
The result of the affrsy cansed many reslgnatioue
that no quorum left in the Provincial Legisaturei
and another election is ordered for next sunday anq
great fears are entertained Of terrible riot SoDe
times the Protestant churches closed on account u
the supposed danger in the streets. y
Meantime there are many private assassinafions ~
the streets BY day and by night sometimes as the rssn
OF political strife and sometimes for the purposes n
robbery under pretense Of politics. man Is pohtey
asked bis politics. and whether be oe raw
cooked" he il served up and robbed. The result IL
very disjoned state Of society. The danger on rev.
oluon against the Provincial Government 10 inninene
and the Is threatened against the National Coy.
ernment The streets are comparatively deserted carp
IN the evening Physicians carry pistols on Their pro-
fessona visits and gentlemen going out with lad'tA
for horse back riding 90 armed. have many fears foS
The results OF next Sunday. aud my next letter wiIr~
The installation Of Congress is still postponed frog
MAY l. for want Of q quorum The report OF the Posi-
mGster-Genors, already printed. is fun OF Interest,"
Since ls5e his country has doubled the amount Of cor
respondence received and Increased that sent away u
nin.fOd. In these years the internal
OF the country Las Increased rniOu lL' ico1
1903 exactly doubled 10 correspondence the year e6Y
Between Bnenos Ayres and Rosario alone there were
800 postal voyages III 1863, carrying in sl IS tuns
The postages stamp mania has 50 rnged as 10 oceaSo1
the counterfeitng in Europe Of Argentine stamps bog
no efforts have been male to use .hem unlawfuily
The system Of telegrsphs belongs here to the Posf
Office, and the wires are useless Tor want OF praeuc
man TO work thsm. Why may not come feegrapI
operator telegraph himself through and come here f
the purpose One apt and here at once would do seu
Capt Harrson. formerly OF the United states Navy
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Mississippi in the River Plate has before Congress
Gourmet for the construction and WORKING OF six ny
steamers uclnding the principal poris along TINS grey
river. The Government gains egeral advantages q
r. each trip the Government may send cut four paasc
gers and two tuns of freight. aud Oil the mails
expected to obtain the stesners chiefly In hnei'hS
progress and Ioses little The country Is in fesr3
state Of anarchy. Brazil 10 sending large squadron
that port, ard runor states that 600 roobs are ans
the rebels under Gen Flores and also the real CoTc1
ment under President Aguirre The packet which Gag
r.s this letter cmTeys also 70 Europe the Baron NGlk
who goes IL 10 understood 10 facilitate the Brssiiis4
possession Of Urugcay and then. with alice on Sout1
orn Iasil there ill be nice little Kingdom OF eppfH
for some relative Of Don Pedro SeguDdo 80 so ~
rnmors here. Baron Mana In very large creditor q
Urugusy, and Brazil has guaranteed the loan ~
Baron Is partner in the banking bu1iness viii n
Majesty Pedro OF Brazil The relative delegated q
the rev thrune is the Prince De Join De
The enerpriss Of Ssior Ranuo Tor he navigation q
the SaIsdo Rlter u Just nov rtctifL nbch As'cAup
letter hss becu received BY tho american Consu3
here fEn SECRETARY seward directing our Consul 10 us
al the influence OF his position for the advancement a
the Salsdo project provided no interests u the nie
States iHtorered wish by the undertaking. his
wise provision and perhaps the Governments at ASH
ingtun wa awsTe that the General Government herQ
had given exclusive privileges Of nsvgaton and n1
posts on goods to Mr.. RSinno lur 70 years As Ing
river Vas fret explored BY Liout. Page With u. y
1t. amer and at Government expense 8 seems reaso
abe thai the Secretary Of State shood ash Ss fact
b. remembered Wien privileges are cis:ribued.
The San Juan mines arc supposed 10 be pruri"rn4
/, il not 20 evident from The returns ss from zoe ae4
that tho Superintendent has recently bought up i ne
stock at It's Inarhet value. 1t Is OteSsd that he aas Y
view some rich returns in the future WORKING.
From November | 20 dsto there hxye been Knee
here 2U csttle. Tho slaughter Of the last forsniga
has been 600 For the American MARKET 1000 hidoq
have lately changed hands Is ii % ~ rals u wook
900 bales have be- shipped New York In two weeks
and Of hides 991.