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AFFAIRS IN GENITAL AMRIcA.-From Ecuador
we are happy to perceive that after three consecu
tive days and nights Of balloting by the Congress,
President, Don Vicente Ramon Roca, and Vice Pres


dent, Don Pablo Merno, have been elected. The
chances Of war with New Granada remain about the
same. The secretary Of the Hacienda Of ycnezuela to
whose report the President commended the attention
Of Congress- in his messsge, at s recent opening has


the complete revision Of the tsrf Of al
He says in substance that the Executive Tor govern
men wishing 70 place before Congress statsics facts
and information 10 respect 70 the operation Of this law
Tthe tariff act Of al which Ia generally desired may
be reformed and which reform Il Is hoped may be OBJ


tanned this session. has procured data from the various
custom houses, which will be laid before Congress
either in despatch printed report, may be Dc.
sirsdn There IL NO doubt but that the government is


thoroughly convinced Of the great inequality and injus


ce OF the present act and desire to II remedcd
but far will be able to control Congress for this
purpose remains to be seen. We hope for the best
There has been the most extreme scarcity Of money
hero in consequence Of the stoppage Of all discountty
both banks, some months since. The tghtness the
money market :: terrible. Two and three Ter cent rer
month regularly paid here, and in Valencia fire
cent has been paid by houses thoroughly SCUM. for
fsw month"; accommodation. Any reasonable Imounf
Of money could be used in discounng the best paper
at from TO per cent The worst h. that thsr: sppss
to BE- no prospect Of IN early rssumpon Of d,sco1nu
By the bsnks-Psrs Csbsiis Latter Fss.T, ~ Os' sss