New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

stones they attempt to intimdate and control the Leg
islature in its decision upon the elections Min.
II the project is carried out OF aboshing the
cia Legislature there will be serious work here
is too much at stake The wrepullers understand 20
well the present arrangement OF the wires tha' '''
change viii not be O owed without violence.
There are other interests here less warike that pron
Use better things. The Chascomus Railroad (oopsne,m
is going with rapidty hardly ever seen coo 'po AZ
verbally active North There arc abont sVr a,os,
work and as the route lies through conntr! ailos.
level their work shows To advantage Ihone Is e.eis
prospect of the cars being on the hrst teu i' within
three months Of the time OF breaking grouhu.
The Government Railroad to the west Is gong IN
slowly but II will in about one month NC open W .
Lugan, distance Of about twenty ieagues ~ Is ni
Vicious how these roads as they peneifate tnc ON
country, develop Its resources anu cie"'' NV ' w.
new paper has appeared, called the NaeiOnaf; ,hs
advocating the Federal policy ana u is sUd ~ now s"v
in this CITY The motto of this Spanish paper is IN En-
glish, and is, $50 ahead Go ahead ~ ferhapS
ought to say the motto is IN the American
Another innovation is savings bank one OF these
institutions was opened Oct J. 1863 aud already lnoIe
are opened 100 accounts chiefly by aborers ana saun
small spectators as fruit vendors and parcel Carriers
The amounts deposited are in the aggregate innense
have often spoken Of the dogged perseverance, ~
Paraguay That little insulated land Is sereIe IN l.s
isolation and quiet in Its despotisn and yer tneIe a
there to the security OF lie ana ~
from private punderers that do not ind under ihs
freer Government. From Paraguay there Is 70 pS
new Minister sent to London and Paris 10
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gent gentleman who educated IN EUROPE anu
IA in English Literature fine scholar ne VIII piho
with him IS Paraguay youths to be edueated IN rance
where rs Young Paraguayans are already pursuing the
stndes These are 10 be the future military and naya
commanders the engineers the custom house ohcers,
| and the Legislators of their native land.
The Argentine Confederation has four pupils studying
IN France and one in the Naval School IN the United
These rivers arc poorly supplied with steamers There
are several owned by the National Government anu
rented TO private parties for which hgh rates are
paid For example the Pavon Is toerably wen mace
steamer of l25 horsepower engine and capable oil car
ryinr and accommodating 100 cabin passengers. Inc
party at present running her pays s'OO IN gold esch
month This is the interest at 2 per cent OF sI'9
and yet this boat has done well for the contractor
coud not American boats be sent out TO Nil some oi
these Great rivers with the music Of raftc and raVe
For the trade between Buenos Ayres and Monte
Videh boa; must be seavorihy for the rivers above
an ordinary riverboat would answer we'll
As the effect OF the dTouth, -four has gone up IN
price in the Inst forty days about 80 per cent. For
IT We must buy foreign -four.
The long delay of Winter which has prevented any
great movement Of armies IN the Great Rebellion has
revived the hopes of the Southern symPathzers here
about and they think the war very cruel and need.
less and they hope that in tho Spring Jeh Davis VIII
make mastery stroke and end It. The bitterness with
which the United States Government u hated by mon
archists ought TO unite its people in Its defense.