The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06
Hsuss ~ Representative.
WAMrNoroN, Feb. 8, 1859.
INTERESTING FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

News from Paraguay, the Argentine Confs-
deratl0n, M0ntevlde0 and Buenos Ayrcs.
TIE NEWS FROM PARAGUAY.
The advces nom Asuncon Paraguay, are To the Goth
OF November.
The lh was the birthday Of President Lopez and was
duly celebrated There was a grand ball, horse racing,
theatricas regatas and concerts in commemoraton Of
the day.
The American question will have pacific termination
their demands not nolerable. II is said that the
squadron (American) will have nothing to do
The relations with Buenos Ayres were ON an amicable
footing.
On the 9th the new steamer Rio Apa was launched and
christened.
On the 9Th there arrived at Corumba the Argentine
steamer Constitution. The commercial news Of Cuyaba
was not very satisfactory All vessels which sailed from
there at the time the Constitution sailed had to take bal
last, there being no cargoes for such,
The Semanao analyzes and discusses the views that
acuaed the commission of the United States against the
republic of Paraguay.
Translated from the Correo Mercan Of Rio Janero for
the New YORK HERALD.
The news from Montevideo is 10 Dec 16
The message presented to the Chamber, giving an &C.
count Of the origin and end Of the last rebellion speaks
follows
executive power relieve itself from It's dcult posi-
ton without re,orng 70 the runous expsdiens Of credit
hnuclpetn8
The National Notwithstanding confronting this asseve
ration with the statement of the Senior Vscount of Maran
guape made out in this last the confession Of loan Of
patacoes ian ancient con to assist the republic on
The ooreo del Plaa Of the ID nst under the title "The
ure candidates for the Presidency Of the republic Ac
cordng to this sheet they are
Dr. Cndido Juanco, supported by Messrs. Perera La
pido and DR.. Fontes, Minister Of Finance.
Forentine Castellanos, supported by the Minister OF
War and BY Berro, Martinez. Hara, &c., with the
Edward Acevcdo, supported by the majority Of the
chambers. by Gyro, Agurrs, Errarguin, &c.
ana By Os q Dr.
OF all these, the most sympathy ought 70 be with Dr..
Two xmsrican steamers were already in uaaseyxea.
Dc i Plata s q seven % % vessels
The Commodore is m0mentarily expected, and until
then the whole squadron will proceed TO the Harnos
islands to await the result Of the diplomatic mission 70
The two steamers had 10 servo quarantine Of nfeen
days. TO which vessels from Pernambuco subjected In
consequence Of notification given By the Jorras do Co
erco that there had appeared in that province some
cases Of cholera morbus
INTERESTING FROM BUEN0s AYREs.
We translate the following from The correspondence OF
the Coreo &ercana Of Rio Janeiro, dated the 18th Of
The governor, Asiua, was progressing in his travels On
the 10Th be ought TO arrive at 81 Nicholas Of Arroyo seve
raj of the projects Of the country had already given n
The Senior Juan Carlos Gomez was open war against
Alsna This incident is, with much propriety, referred
TO by our correspondent at Montevideo who writes
On the occasion Of the journey Of the Governor through
the interior OF the province there occurred very
pathetic between his ExceIency and the nhabI-
tans Of San Antonio, Of Areco, who ran with delight TO-
wards Dr. Alsna embraced and kissed him, occurrence
which seemed TO incline him TO the concatory ideas Of
his enemies.
NEWS FROM THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.
Our adviCcs from Rosario 10 the 9th Of December.
Mr.. Yancey, the American Minister, received In
solemn style on the 1s Of December and presented his
Credentials His predecessor Mr.. Peeden, bade farewell
the same occasion.
Mr.. Yanoey delivered address, complimentng In the
name Of the American government the prudence and wis
dom which the Argentine Confederation pursued and Mr.
Carr in reply, said, among other things the following,
viz. -
tits my duty be grateful the honorable alusion You
dent of this Confederation. ycu that he hen III
public sha have n!shed win be able TO face with
examination OF his transcendent policy.
Two other addresses which full Of compliments
and assurances, were delivered on the occasion.
We have sdvices from Mendoza and San Juan Of the
oath of November.
Minister Derqu arrived at Mendoza on the 21st
On the 23d there were one thousand and odd men
marched ON 10 San Juan.
The commissares Of government would follow ON the
Goth
General Penaoxa was at Caucete He was we'll rAoe,ved
vernon OF Correntes who s recently stated had
to arrange matters with Urquiza eagerly expected
and preparations were being made for jubilee by popu
lar subscriptions.
The Reforma Pacaca Of the 9Th says that Or. perou
had taken the post Of Of San Juan on the 2h
Of November, and had applied himself the examination
Of the criminal acts that occasoned the Intervention Of
the Central government.
The Rosario and Ccrrentes had arrived with coal for
the use Of the American squadron.