New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-19
ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.
PROGRESS, LEGAL, INDUSTRIAL AND FINANCIAL
-yALENTIN ALsINA-A WOMAN JUSTICE Oh
THE PEACE.

PROGRESS, LEGAL, INDUSTRIAL AND FINANCIAL
-VALENTIN ALsINA-A WOMAN JUSTICE OF
THE PEACE.
BUENos ArREs, Sept. 26.-Under the en-
lightoued ana vigorous administration OF President
sarmlento this Republic has entered upon new era Oh
great promise. Railways ramways, roads and bridges
navigation both Guvial and marine; immigration and
colonization agriculture aud industrial enterprise IN
general popular education literature science and art
everything in short that contribute to the material
prosperity OF the country and promote the moral I'M
prOvement " the people, Is receiving the earnest he
non of the Government and all the announcement ana
practical AID which 1t Is In the power or the Ekecuy
and the Federal Legislature 10 afford Among the laws
lust passed hy National Congress I'm session -
one ordainng that the new civil eodea vast improve
ment upon the old oneprepared by me most eminent
aS after the ist OF January 1911; another admit.
ting free OF duty all imported materials
intended exclusively for the construction OF railways ~
this country third authorizing the Executive TO sub
scribe 10 hundred shares of 500 EACH ia company no.
Gently formed for the establishment of mandatory OF
co,b I'm Racnns Ayre, and fourth empowering the Gov
eminent 10 issue bonds the amount OF half million OF
dollars the construction Of tram "ay' eigy les IN
length 10 facilitate tbs working ot mines ia the province
of CatamarcA project II likewise under CONSIDERATION
in Congress for placing loan OF hiy million dollars on
the London Exchange ut per cent lntrret, we pro
Dnr 81 Smeuns Ayres mas been referred to Commission
FOR the examination oi new plan promising greater al
yanagcs than that previously adopted and As soon ~
dna decision is arrived nj the work will he commenced.
Tho National Governments has approved OF the rcgua
tons submitted 10 il for the Universal Exposition to 10
held next year in the cry Of COrdoya.
The Obsoquies OF the celebrated Argentine statesman
vaentn Alslna have been celebrated IN this city with
unusual pomp More than lGo carriages were IN the
funeral the remains OF the deceased patriot
being followed 10 their last re,llng place ~ President
Sarnento aud his minister's the Governor OF the Province
aud his ministers the Members Of Congress aud Of the
Provincial Chambers the members Of the High Court OF
Justice aud the whole OF the diplomatic body Ia this
city, besides immense crowd OF citizens OF all classes
and conditions. Several Oraons we're delivered at the
grave among them by President Sarmento. The
Congress aud the Legislative Chambers Of the Province
OF Buenos Ayres have decided that fun sized portrait
OF their eminent cOuntryman shall be placed In their
respective Halls and the Provincial Chambers have fur
ther determined upon erecting monument to his mem
orr nj the expense OF the State Besides thlsand moth
ing could more strdngly illustrate the virtues OF the
deceased, and the esteem In which he was held by his
COMMUNICATIVE Chambers have voted sum OF 81 900
toward the preparation OF Alsna biography, OF which
10000 copies arc 10 be distributed among the primary
schools for the benefit of the youth Of tho Republic.
The financial affairs Of the country are IN very
healthy state. The Minister Of Finance has just made
remittance the Barings OF London OF e76O0 sterling,
which with the amount In the hands OF that n To
the credit Of the Argentine Government VIII pay the In
terest the national debt for the second half OF tho
year. leaving considerable balance 70 be added TO
the sinking fund according TO law The Buenos Ayres
be Judged from the single fact that lie specie reserve
which in August 1861, was only sliii stood at the
very imposing figure OF 0J0 In August OF the present
year This bank deservedly enjoys the highest conf
dence OF the public.
A singular piece OF news comes from Ascunslon. The
Provisional Government Of Paraguay Is announced by
OF the newspapersShas appointed woman Justice OF
the peace at place called Caacupe.
THE QUARREL WITH ENGLAND
The Boston Post reports from Washington
that the difficulty between the Argentine Confederation
and the British Government has been referred 10 the
arbitration Of the Hon. Reyerdy Johnson IL seems that
tho Argentine Government found an English vessel 10
deliver its cargo OF coal at given point well up tho
Parana Paraguayan River. and agreed to give the
coal vessel safe convoy under the protection OF
At a certain point upon the river the coal vessel
was dashed a vessel, aud two three hundred
soldiers OF the Argentine army were taken aboard.
These soldiers muned took possession OF aud Get adrt
the coal vessel and she grounded shortly after in four
teen feet OF water and was total loss Tue owners OF
the vessel presented 70 tho Argentine Republic claim
for the lOss OF the vessel and damages amounting 10
tOOO The Argentine Government refused TO pay hold
ing that the Government not responsible upon the
ground that the soldiers had mutlnied, aud were not
therefore under the control OF the Argentine authority
The OF the coal vessel English subjects, repre-
scented their 10 tho British Government ana the
latter immediately dispatched three vessels OF war 10
Buenos AyTes demand instant reparaton for her ct
zens.