The New York herald., 1867-02-10

Dua susuos Ayaes CORRESPONDENCE.

our Duexos AIRES CORRESPONDENCE.
state ar Aaairs .. Uruguay General
Flores, UsuRpaaten and the Arguments in
It's Fuver-shouIa Uncle sam Recognize
sGch n aGsvsrnnesf s-Internal Isnsreve-
menis- CemseveiaSs &c.
Burxos AYREz s. A.. Nov. q, 166S
mo present position % Uruguay, or u is generally
called here Banda Oriental deserves some especial
notice. desire 10 give you the facts in the casa
Tho country has just emerged from state Of rsvolutcns
and Il Is svcn nov under g provisional governmeDs
which has been recognised By the United States -
that there is exchange Of friendly feeling betwsen
the two republics. They allow ms 70 have no consuh b
their pors and we allow Of their sonsuls in ou
This s matter Of great Inconvenience Would core0g
statement Of tho facts help remsdy this Of af
Aftho present juncturs General Flores. who y ~
compass Military Provisional Governor has juss issued
proclamation or edIct postponing tho elections Of the
public for one yeas This psYpstuats the pro sent state
OF things least that time, and the attitude Of the
government muss be 70 great sxteat one OF nscs-
.ainty The question Is docs this indicate wsakpess -
power in the hands of the ruler and does u promise
cury nsrchy the futuref As close observer -
events on that side Of the Plate the stroke u
one Of good policy and promises good results
Before the turbulence Of revelation had subsided ~
war with Paraguay occurred involving Brazil and tbe'
Argentine repsblic Brazil took the opportunity Of do
nanding At SO short day repayment from Uruguay
Tor the services loaned by that empire ID the
successful revolutions in Urarnay. Whether will
ling or not, il became condition or existence,
whether General Flores administration should SUM-
mon the exhausted energies of the republic and rush
into 2 ioregn war Little was the money and few the
men LETT by the recent struggle but that little and few
must do its part. Led by General Flores person. who
is daring, dasling cavairv officer the number, small
at nrst, RAPIDLY disappeared. After year in the
front, taking part in every skrmlsh OF the vanguard
General Flores lett with hardly OF his original
force. To recruit from home simply impossible.
Ha dei ermned to return himself. srr 4~f1 \.
The time had elapsed when had been hoped that BY
an eecton Of constitutional officers for the c,v govern
Of peace On General Flores return from tho front be
was very cordially welcomed and an election was st
country was not vet in trsnqnized state. tbere
completed registers OF voters and there protec
son trust that the military would allow free express
sion OF the viii OF the people THIS cverish state Of the
pnnio mind could not be allayed - once Besides the
and his prestige had been totally wanting in the re-eS
tabshment Of peace and order. strong arm was
can saeesuay arrange In this Stat. q hnss tho Gen.
es caed hts cabinet together and asked advice whether
year. The council was equally divided and the military
dictator the casting vote IN iasor OF ordering eieo
somo surprise but without opposition, aud already The
wholc country Is united In making such preparations Ter
peace . and cong itaonal order as they can: =.
material progress OF the country. new Custom House
has DO built railroad chartered ard s works begun
new marine railway for the raising and the repairing -
damaged ships and steamers has been inaugufatcd ibs
school system has been remodeled and n0hnG
SPEEDY Socs nom Also sss
q snSs 90 mot nov NEED zee se
crnor gives his signature the sanction y gained. tns
p do hot say that the people love Flores. do mo
belevc that they do, unlsss It may he the oarhos from
among whom be rose and whose partisan he wasos -
above s native position and emancipese himssf
from sc ns bonds q hs party No one SSsd aeSos ,Sa [
But tho great question Is. does the present peilns
promise 70 be permsnenti wiil another u % rsvolutic.
this will not BE- the Since the year 1853 the iws
sides Of the Ia Plata, Monte vdeo and Buenos Ayrs
been 50 hostile Is oitsn TO bo en- the verge 8
and freedom from jealouses and intrgues coaIl
parties IN harmony with other, aud they ara readv
10 give very effective aid 70 each other TO maintain ths
respective administration Brasi also ooncsgnse u
for Il y the friend and ally Of that empire and the
verse equally true Of the political party recently pss
cse ono snch aida pcas,d 10 maiatain the prossae
order of things in Uruguay.
sars for over year and though In all respeots M
policy promises peacs and permancnce yet the
ys e q Ss :.
have always been the first 70 acknowledge new govern
msut4 especially those of south America We Asvs
often acknowledged aovernmonts moro speedily. have
exchanged civflties with thoee Of lea power OF s0
prominsnce and Of quito e litsie right But bssids
No arc not able 10 have 10 all that country minister q
conss nor can such ofcsrs from Uruguay b. rsoeg-
Dized m the United ssatss We can only have oomnSll
cial agents and these seldom sasisfsctosy e sub
tutes for consuls The rights of citizens isO
vigorously protected. And the amiiy and encourage
mcnt due TO younger sister sspublics south OF IL
equator are completely out Of sight
From the seat Of war have news Of any sdvsosa
The allies waiting for renforcsments and the PARE
guaysns arc busy digging trenches and bringing nsw
cannon TO the frcnk New vigor has been Infused ao
affairs since Marquis Caxias has gone 20 the front n
charge Of both land and rver forces Il the BrafisnA
Within few days very large numbers % schooner 60
brgs had been towed up. loaded with III kinda d Ds
visions.
Tho United States war steamer Kansas was ordered -
proceed up the river and again the order counteg.
manded An order Is now expected respecting the fsuo
instructions
Exchange on England, lokd. 10 tho silver dollae:
value OF paper dollar S22 SO for one silver dollar
Wool comes In slowly account Of the unusual raiaA