New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14
are subordinate to that Of tho speedy d.ssoutoo OIL
the Union.
soU1u AMERICAN AFFAIRS.

The Revolutionary movements BY whicd Chil MS
been for some time past agitated, aud ~hi'n nave
bsd very unf.vorabIe effect upon It's prosperity
seem at length to have been completely put oo"''
Conispo. which had fallen into the hands oil 'ns
reyolutionists, has been recovered by the uo'of"'
pent troops. and the last Of the Insurgents driven
scro.s the Andes. had retired into San JUAN one
Of the States Of the Argentine coniederaeJ, whe'e
they bad surrendered to the authorities oil 'n''
State The state Of siege, under when Tue e"'''V
Republic hsd been placed, tetmica'eo on 'uo -
June. but the Precedent was to retain his
nary mowers 10 the end Of the year. number vi
polit,cs prisoners had been tried and sentenced I"
death. but their sentences had been comnu'eo W
imuri.onment or Punishment. 1t was hoped ID"
this lenient policy might operate 70 as'u'se INC
bitterness Of feeling TO which the civil war IA"
given rise We hear nothing further OF the case
of our Consul deprived of his exequstur for alleged
compicity with the revolutionsts nor OF the selz-
ure Of the American vessel laden with arms
The long.threatened WAT to compel the State OF
Buenos Ayres 10 resume its place Us member OF
the Argentine Confederation is still impending. III
is alleged that body of troops, the quota oil the
State of Entire Rios, had arrived at Rosario, when
is TO be the rendezvous of the invading forces
Urouiza the President of the Argentine Republic
whose name and person have been made familiar
TO our readers by the aid which be afforded the
" ilustrious Bowlin' in settling matters win
Lopez-has this matter of the remuneration oil
Buenos Ayres very much at heart, aud relies upon
the support and assistance of Brsz!l, Uruguay ana
Paraguay. His Presidential term, however Il
about 70 expire, and q Constitutional provision
prevents him from being reelected Cons'l'u'ious'
however. DO not 60 for much in South America
and project seems TO be on foo. for proonging
U,ouizs's term Of Office until the controversy with
Buenos Ayres is arranged.
The war between Peru and Ecuador, aud the
blockade Of Quay aquil BY the Peruylsn heet are sun
kept up, both these unlucky republcs oeins
troubled ST the same time with internal insurfec-
tions The instruction in Ecuador had assumed
a formidable aspect. Ofthe troops sent against the
insurgents, part bsd gone over TO their eide and
in an engagement that followed they had re-
pulsed the government troops with loss. The Re
yolution in Peru also seems pretty formidable
affair though President Castillo, IN bic address
t. the Peruvian Congress, affects to make light
oft.
The Republic Of New Granada is again quiet, the
revolution lately attempted in the State Of santander
having been completely put down. A recent Official
statement makes the total population OF the Re-
public 2,2i3, AZ. OF tbs number the State Of
Pauams includes l3-, lO-.
Venezuela q, the last accounts had made no pro-
gress in SURPRISING the Instructions with which
both the eastern ard western exiremltles OF that
republic were afflicted. On the contrary, the cen
trsl Government seemed to be losing IL energies
aud likely 70 fall into confusion.