The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17
THE NEWS.

Additional very interesting details Of tho war between
Paraguay and the allies arc furnished in our Buenos
Ayres correspondence and newspaper fcs containing
Rio Janeiro dates Of August o. They contain &C
counts OF additional fighting but much regard hos
tile preparations Ali four Of the belligcrcn Powers
putting forth their greatest efforts and little
war thought Of Tho Paragunyans, with President
Lops their head stan hold the greater part OF the
provsco Of Corrsntes In tho Argentine Confederation
and also maintained thor invasonary foothod in the
3Fazlan provtnos a Re .Grsnde. The Emperor Dom
Pedro had arrived in the Issued the inhsb
taas proclamation calling them to arms, and move.
meat 10 cut on tho rescat torsfrom Of the Paraguay
process OF execution By President Fiorcs Of
Uruguay, ct the head OF Ave thousand Bra
siisas and Ur~gssysus Al The same time
che invading column Of Paraguayans march
Ing on Uruguayana Tho forces both sides
said to be the greatest In numbers araycd in South
America, and II thought that very sanguinary
and decisive lighting must occur. The conscrp.
ton in active operation in Brazil all idcrs and
those who could not show exemption being gathered up
By tho police and hustled into the army, and 1t was
thought that exemptions would be completely swept
away, a. the Emperor bad called mperalvely for thirty
thousand additional men, revicw OF all the allied
armies A. Copcordia consisting OF twenty thousand
troops took place on the 23d Of July and Is said they
In splendid condition and presented Ane appear
anoe.
Tho people Of Buonos Ayres arc much rcioiced over
tho prospect Of having regular steam communities.
ton With New York. the Buenos Ayrean Congress having
granted annual subsidy Of twenty thousand dollars
for the extension Of the New York and Rio Janciro limo
70 that place special meeting Of the Masonic rater-
nifty, which was very largely attended, held in
Bsenos Ayres In July 70 do honor TO the memory Of
President Lincoln.
Late advices from Mexico via New Orleans ropres mt
matters thore rapidly improving for the republicans
Ia said that the Of Santiago Orzaba, had
declared for them and that the imperalsts had been
iwioe repuised In attempts TO rspossess IT, Various
otcr rspubican successes In different parts Of the
country reported Late from the United states
J. ,aused great dependency among Maximilsn's ad-
j ~, ana corresponding citation on the part
no friends Of Juarez A correspondent of
" Orleans paper writes that Ave thousand of our
"ern rebels are now enrolled In the imperial army;
he makes other statements which we know 10 be
"a, and is witha very confused in his story,
70 walt for something clearer and more definite
~ The Alabama reconstruction convention on Fri fay
q decided by vote Of nfiy eight to thirty four
.. rcpudiate the State debt incurred In aid OF the
J"Ie.lion.
addition TO the Indian trfbes mentioned In yester.
O. HERALD having signed the treaty OF peace with
tn in the council at Fort Smith Thurs
day last, is stated that the wachitas, Piues and
portion Of the Cherokoes also subscribed 10 IT, Delegates
IRON the Camanchos and from the Indian council at
Ar nstrongs Academy arrived at Fort Smith that day.
Government commissioners left Fort Smith for Bluff
Creek Colorado Territory, yesterday there to treat with
the Arapshoos Cheyenncs and other Indians
Sandwich Island advoss az tina 10Th az Ansust report