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Correspondence from the New York Times.
BUENOS AYRES, S.A., Wednesday, May 28, 1862.
On May 25, the anniversary of the Inangre Revolution, which in 1810 deposed the vice president and formed a self-proclaimed committee, passed with splendour surpassing any previous birthday party of the day.Good Ayres had triumphed, in the year, in arms.and in politics; the provinces had noticed that their president was resigning and fleeing, following most of his civilian and military supporters, and then spontaneously addressing General MITRE, the conqueror and governor of Buenos Aires, begging him to exercise the position of leader.had done so, and had convened an ordinary general congress, to meet in Buenos Ayres on 25 May.There will, of course, be a demonstration that will strike with amazement or terro to all the representatives upriver.And as a result, this city has never shone, floated and danced in a wilder demonstration of delirium.
Congress is resolved and has been delivered to checkered with a franchise unknown in our legislation.The Provinces have managed uniquely to opt for intelligent men. We are in vain on the hunt for the ferocious radicals who have given so much verbose and nugatory warmth to legislative debates.in the past.
It’s a bit of a mark of how absolutely this province controls the whole thing.Our governor MITRE rightly sees himself as almost an oracle of wisdom.Projects proposed through our representatives will pass in all cases.When I was in Paraná last year, I saw a forged and well-guarded prison, in which I imprisoned a political prisoner: the Honorable MARCOS PAZ.Arrested in a message to the remote provinces to enlist and arm them to help Buenos Ayres.The general government is too weak to shoot him, and is now president of this national Senate.Mr. Don PASTOR OBLIGADO is president of the lower house.governor of that province and is now secretary of state in Buenos Aires.
This condition is already expected to end in 3 months, with the normal election of a president and vice president.As for the former, no one doubts the election of General BARTOLOMEW MITRE, the guy who, more than battalions, stored the country.
In various parts of the world I have noticed exhibitions, but have never noticed that the love for demonstrations is out of date, as I saw it here last week. The fact that the 25th fell on Sunday added in some respects. that the return of peace deserves to be welcomed and that the legislative framework convened to cement the Union deserves to be cordially conquered; however, the amount of money that is spent on decorations of streets and public buildings, on the homosexuality of all homosexual operas, and on each and every extravagance, is incredible.
After all, it bodes well for the country. This indicates genuinely extensive religion in permanent peace and the fact that the valid affairs of the country are coming to life. It was a fitting tribute to the genuine price that Congress voted to keep the ordinary powers exercised through MITER in the hands of MITER until the constitutional president was elected without a vote against.
As I have already written, this race of allied powers towards Mexico has alarmed all of South America.We have news from Chill that American sentiment has evolved there in the form of an arrangement called the American Union.His goal is to paint for “the unity of American sentiment among all Republicans in America.”They hope to identify all the lax governments on this continent that oppose European aggression.These countries have been the game of European powers too long, and face-to-face the weak South American governments have been forced to pay the costs.
The government is about to establish 3 bank branches in 3 central locations of the camp.The Salto Bank in Uruguay recently claimed a dividend of 50 cents in profits for the year.A benefit and an integrity to claim it.
The immediate advance of the San Fernando Railway towards the finishing touch has ignited the province on this issue: an English company has just concluded its negotiations for a railway to Chascomús, and the West is about to extend to Mercedes. be built without delay. They are very jobs.
On the banks of our rivers is very favorable the commission to raise forests for the demands of the country, cornelius and agates are still exported from the coasts of Uruguay through cargo ships, sold on the coast at about 125 Spanish dollars per year.Ton.
The port has noticed little replenishment in the last six months.Among the ships that arrived were 15, two Americans, the Rachel of Boston and the Messenger of Cadiz.There were 11 sailors, an American, Harpswell, to Antwerp.
The B.Aymar departs for New York in a few days, with furs, and the Rachel for Calcutta, in ballast.Ounces charge $417 1/2.Wools remain inactive. There’s no rice on the market.A good premium wood costs between $40 and $46 consistent with 1000 feet.American war steamer Pulaski is in Montevideo.
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