New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29
raOM SOUTH AMERICA.
New. From. the River Plate.

-y, pypUBLIc OF URUGUAY 70 Blk DSsTRoYKD-
rrr,uoREp INTERVENTION OF PARAGUAY
yHE AMERICAN CHURCH IN SOUTH AMERICA
AN ENGLISH WOMAN WHIPPED BY AslAVE
N RIO JASEIRo- GEN. RosASs RESIDENCE TO
MADE INTO A SCHOOL or SCIENCE AND
.eT-ruy PINE CLIP OF woOL-PsosPERrTY
op THE COuYrRY-A PROJECT FOX MANCfaC'
TURING GuAYo-yAsT sLAUGHTERlNG on
CArIM-ExTKxT or TIE WOOL TRAFFIC,
&C.. &C. &C.,.
g,,a Qu Special CoIresP0pdega
BuENos AYlfs, s. a, 0cl. 70, l564
The coils are tightening around the unfor-
innate Republic OF Uruguay. 1 wrote You recently
sa. suiaga.ion was sbout certain and the only cues.
s!on remaining wss choice Of ma'tois 1t seems now
tast Brazil has made arrangement with the Rebel
Flores, snd the work viii be short The lasefi nows
wa, thar the national army had been lmed far away.
sod Flores had come Up tothe capital with troops
AID that IL was in de!enseless state. The Vicar
General and several citizens lad gone ont to inpors
Flores TO spare the cson of blood and Tho reply was
surrender or sack" The brazilian feet Of i gun
boa.s lad drawn the city virtually hockndns it,
and the custom house was shut. II Is also stated that
Hrazsn Land forces had invaded the northern pat OF
Uruguay.
The announcement that Paraguay could no, look
with Indifference occupation Of Uruguay by BRA.
Ill does no. seem to have produced mach sleet. We
are locking daily for tho mex; step OF Paraguay in this
affair, Various irumors arc rife which iced not
write. hut It seems inevitable that Uruguay must DO
among the stranded republics.
most distressing event occurred In the American
vhurch school here Friday last. 18th instant Miss
Jennie L. Thomson, the teacher OF the infant class
while reading literary exercise fc down and in less
taan Eve minutes ceased to breathe Ii must have been
20 ssy the doctors disease Of the hesrt. The whole
community has most seriously felt The strose and humid
reds attended the funeral. j an Informed the! no
Kpglsh funeral In private life has been largely
ATTENDED. The mother OF Jennie resides il Delaware
OHIO.
Some efforts Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
toward extension arc about 10 be made. Rey. Thomas
Garter wiz go this week to open new work in Rosa.
rio This Is an important place and there Is doubt
81 g0oa success Another work ihas been offered TO
that soety in San Carlos In the province Of Fe
where two cls.gymen already employed. II the
sochsrl part Of this province there is another opening
las. fsc by an ordained minister. and Ut Esperonza
there vas recently laid the foundation Of & new
Church.
The. English community here has been much moved
blacs slave In the CITY OF Rio Japeiro. 1t
sch family had taken ocuse at something done BY
sor Of the lady and they slave horsewhip him.
end the mother on coming upiwas also whipped N thc
streo.s The lady Is the widow Of Brazilian dplo
matte Minister and is poor She respectfully provided
for herself by teaching few young iadics The British
authorities intend TO examine the matter very thor
pughly.
The former residence OF Gen. Rosas is abort 10 be
changed into school Of science aud art and its grounds
to be laid out into the most elegant parks and prom
euade grounds. II Is 10 be the only eurng place for
wax or drive anywhere near the city.
The new clip Of wool is beginning to arrive and it
appears 70 be In excellent condition nor staple on an
average than last year; also longer clean and alto
sether is said to be 80 per cent better Such favor
able year hss not been known for ten years IN every de-
partner! OF productive industry in the Confederation
One @! the largest cattle killing firms In thls country
u sport 10 initiate for making rlsno out OF
shs refuse 1t Is q North American invention that 10
about to be adopted. and TIE rcsu!t II al al slcoessu
viii be important for the killing Of ono honse amounts
pfen 70 50 900 cattle IN one season This would gre
al lsas ., 100 runs Of guano rom one establishment.
An American gentleman here has project FOR an
American colony Of agrieultnIists Oh grand scale.
There arc large number Of colonies that have been es
abshea In various parts Of tbe interiors they are not
the preferred form OF immigration ns they do not Tead
liz unite with the eenns Of the country.
Many fear that the Confederation will be drawn isto
fAs impending war; but highly favored IN having
n the head Of eeys tho abest and wses' meu oil the
country, and they are decidedly avcrse 70 war
The American beefpackers are doing iarse pusi'
nsss chiefly In preparing beef for sea use yer 70
BE- tested and though they arc sanguine OF success
they fail will be about tho four hundred ea secoho
failure Of the Kind.
Tic great American farn'here OF hols a. spfins -
doing graady. No foct has this year oone oady nno
Uno have gained fifty per cent. That farm VIII snp
two hundred and fifty bales Of wool this year, Of eight
hundred and fifty pounds eacl, being over one hundred
sans o. Tool