The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-22

Political Changes and Party Prospects
The Advantageous TriumPhs OF Peace-
A11nisterial Appointments-Comm
MoNrBvlDRo, June Is, 1874
Since the establishment Of peace the government
has pursued steady and nrm course in reorganls-
ing the various departments, and great confidence
II felt In the new system. The nominations Of the
Gefe Politicos, or more properly speaking, the
Governors for the thirteen departments of the
State, have given great satisfaction, and through
them the military has been disbanded and paid on
without any difnculty.
The "blsncos'' have already started two papers,
organs Of their party, and are now vigorously
working for the approaching Presidential election.
The names given to the papers are the DenaOcrdctd
and the Repuo,fod, which titles are severely crft
cised by the Colorado press The various political
sects have established the clubs Radical, Hbertad
and Colorado These are Of the "red" party. The
whites are quietly working and thus far have kept
the opposition in ignorance Of their course.
DEATHS ALARMS.
DR.. POlOmoque, o prominent blanco and Commits
sioner at the Peace Convention, died recently. He
was one of the most enthusiastic workers for
settlement of the revolution. DR.. Regunaga, pres
ent Minister Of government, and also one OF the
signers OF peace, has been at the point OF death,
but Is now reported to be slowly recovering. =
JUDICIAL PROMOTION.
The General Assembly has elected the following
members TO I'LL vacancies IN the superior court OF
Justice -Drs Don Adofo Rodriguez, Don Tristan
Naryaas and Don Laudelino .yazquez, genteme
OF distinction, who merit public appreciation.
FOREIGN DIPLOMACY. s
The government has also appointed two dipl0-
matte agents, Dr. Don Perez Gomas to Italy, and
DR.. MeZquita to Brazil. The object OF the first
mission is In reference to the recamations of the
Italian government for damages to the property Of
its citizens as presented by their late Minister the
Condedela Croce, and on which occasion he retired
from his position r.a ~.
The mission to Brazil IL also in relation to the
reclamation OF that Power, and may prove useful In
defining the position and neutrality Of this govern
gentine republic in the questions growing out Of
the Paraguayan Treaty. The delicate situation Of
the two Powers has commenced to cause some in
quietude. and the Argentine government has re-
solved TO send General Mitre (ex-President) on .
Argentines anticipate dificulty, as the Chambers
recently voted the sum Of S. to invest in two
monitors and new and improved arms. The
opinion In Uruguay 10 uniform and decided that
whatever turn the question may take 1t will be to the
interest OF the country to abstain from mixing up
in the quarrel sn is--r -.ff t-.r,v g NJ.
TRADE AND COMMERCE.
Business is rapidly improving and free communi-
cation was opened with the Argentine ports on the
eth inst, circumstance which added to the peace
we now enjoy and re-estabished confidence In our
commercial community. All articles Of import are
looking up, American articles are In q good posi-.
tion and the import business promises to be good
one for some time to come. ExPoRTs-Dry OK and
cow hides-MarKet weak with downward tenden-
cy; sales for the United States were 1000 $3.50;
5000 t77oi $500 $40, and 1000 $7.65 for 40
mixed aos currency for Is lbs. Woodstock re-
duced to 47,00o arrs. No sales for the states.
Premium on gold to "a per cent. Exchange on
England 81 e to 5llt for gold. rr a .ro aiE.i