Washington telegraph., 1865-08-16
From the New Orleans Piravune.


SourH American News = Deplorabi,;
.Sfatc Of 1fanS IN that ConfiAe1lf-.ie
Era of ReBeltiors ami KrrgiufioRs ---
Fresh revolutions or rcbrlions have jsst
broken ont in Pera. Bolivia, Ecuador
and New Grenada.
The following picture Of the condition
of things in Peru is a striking one. lt
seems that the American minister IL
help ping the rebels.
The progress OF the revolution is the
chef object Of notice. and il is with re-
gret we advise that tlfe movement seems
10 gain ground The fecaptere of Ar;ca
AMI the repossession Of Taclla by the
Government forces, has. after all, really
gained them little, nor does the bIockad..
of Italy and Quilca place any material
barrier against the revolution
Gen. Canseco, actual Vice President
Of Peru, has now Joined the rebels. hav--
ing got safely away from Lima, under
the protection of the American Minister.
Matters III the North are in much the
same disorganized state. Might is right,
and strong force from that quarter is
also marching towards Lima. made up.
for the most part, of crowd of monta-
neros and bad characters, who have
uathing to lose with few regular troops.
Government has already dispatched 4
body ct soldiers u meet and repel them.
BOLIVIA
The recent self-elec:eI President. Nal
!sarejo, is in his turn driven out bv 4
third revolution This third party was
at the date of the latest news on march
to La Paz. the capital, from which Mali
gareio had fed 1t was supposed thar
the city would be sacked by the revolt
tlonists, and all the best people wers
abanqoning their houses and property.
ECUADOR.
Ia this republic the lately expelled
President Irbina, was attempting a
fresh revolution. He had surprised and
seized the war steamer Guayas.-
AT Pnnia Piedras there were three YES
sels anchored iii charge of the r-valu
tlonists, with 200 men on board the
y ashinGton, tiuayas aud Lux.
An express was sert 10 Quito L. notify
President Moreno of the occurrences. and
he had arrived at Guayaquill Oh the 10Th
instant.
ltwas momentarily expected that Ur-
oina would make an attack on Guaya-
gull, but his chances Of success were hot
very promising. as Moreno had 500 men
and the forts ready to fire on the enemy.
NEW GRANADA ztF
Don BuenaventIira Correoso. late IA. p
Legitimate President of the State Of P;.n.ss
anna, has attempted to resume tl. arfraa
thorlty snatched from him onlv the otI,.ru
day by provisional government. and
has Issued Very startling address, which
ut IS not believed he has the physical
power to follow up. But there Is IittI..
or no confidence in any government, and
a p triton Of the troops Of tie exis.inr
one had revoltcd l
PARAGUAYAN WAR w.rE Rt.zt pr,
The Panama Star and Herald saws:
From the east ceast deplorabIe intelli
gence is received Dates are up to the
3eth April. The union Of Brazil with
the Argentines, a d Uruguay against
Paraguay, has commenced a cruel war
There are immense forces In the field on
both sides. and hestilities are being car
ried on without mercy.
At latest dates Brazil and I-rurrav
had Joined the Argentine Republic IN
common cause against Paraguay. The
Brazilian army, over 10000 strong, hal
marched from Montevidro TO meet ths
Paraguayans; the veteran Gen. Ur1uiza
vas at the head Of a powerful cavalry
force (said to be 10000 strong) in Entr..
Rios Governor Lagrana. Of Cerrirntos.
had also force Of 5000 men. and Pres
idcnt Mitre, with his army Of tie line
and National Guard, was about to march
to tho front and take the field in person.
1t was stated that the Pararuavau ar
my at Csrriantes numbered 2O.e00 men.
and the fleet seventeen vessels. and that
another corps Of II 600 Paraguavans
had arrived at Lomas. near Gova. and
were marching on the latter citv in ali
haste, but these numbers are believed 10
be exaggerated. There was every indi
caticn that at an early day severe Ell
sagement would take place.