New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
SOUTH AMERICA.
Another Defeat Of the PRraguayaus-
Rr.enforcements fer tho Brazilian

We have received By the Scotia ,advices from
Bnenos Ayres to the lth OF October and from Rio do
Jai eiro Ia the 24th.
i From tie River Plate learn that the Paraguayaus
had received further defeat at Nara tos ten miles
abve the village Of Yaguarete Coia a force of 600.
consisting principally of their cves IA CoIIeDtes hav-
ing been cut up by an Argentine cavalry corps under
Col. Felix Romero. The following is Col. Romeros ac-
"vALrJos Cug SIX LEGuAs I
ABOVE NAGt A ETE Cora Sep. 81
GENERAL. &C., EORSos: lave the honor to com.
muncatc 10 you that tins morning at the enem!,s
column under Loyera was surprised BY me, and !,
charging at galop succeeded. after few shots In
routing them compete, pursuing them tenaciously
for more than three les gues rs your Excellency Will
see by the place whence address TO you this dispatch.
and where gave up the pursuit through the wearylng
of the ca gacade. surprised and beat the enemy at
the place named Naranjtos three leagues aboye the
village YaguareleCold According to what Learned
from he prisoners the column OF the enemy consisted
of 700 The number OF the prisoners and dead It
is not possible to calculate OF present. hut can say 10
Won that took many prisoners. a their cavalcade
and greater part of the arms. On our part we have
not a single killed. Tomorrow VIII put myself
in ma ch the place where was posted but before
do so / will transmit to yonr Excellency the detailed
account. FELIX ROMERO"
Col Grfon Cardenas reports also a slight engage
ment the Goth of September, near Luiz Comes with
some so paraguayans no lost ahout 10 men, the Ar
gentnes having only one man s0nuded. He says that
IN revenge for this repuls Paragu corps burned
some 20 villages cn their march.
The Anglo Brazilian Times Of the 2ith ult. gives the
suhioned summary Of the fcrtI ight's news:
From the pro,i inces generally the news Is almost
totally confined the collection Of volunteers and con
scripts iperspersed with accounts OF occasional MIR
deis and disturbances arising iron the ungopuI1ar
method OF conscripting and drafting pursueu. ~ -
Malto Crosse nothing OF interest was oceuIIihs' ~ ~
the Paraguayans seem 10 have withdrawn iioni 'ua'
region, except from three forr points upon .ic ;
quay. Cuya.a was covered by the Mat'o o.DsSo c ,e
and two armed steamers on the Cuyn'" ,"y "yya~ -
contingent was In possession of CONihi a"u ,no ~
zion marching to Matto Crosse uhuer wi "a ~ ~,
President. had. in part. got 70 tnc "ese % ''N0 u ~
"0s 10 psraguaynns nothing positive IL known,
whother as is SAID they Withdrawing their cannon
". C. ~ r a,e intending TO bold their pos tons. OK
- ;.d ,rmi,. the main body was AZ Cutuzu Cutia oR
march no Mercedes; Gen. Pauoero Was marching from
Ros,auracon 10 the same point; Gen. Flores WITH his
r, ,rnnus and some Others, was taxing more north
or,x conrse in the same direction Another division
ras marching 10 JOIN Gen. Casfro's command near
Tsoauniro dc L0ieto whittier tho Paraguay ans In =
carlos aud other points in that direction had With
drawn and Gen. UrQulza on his way to loin Gt..
Witre with a body of the Enlre Rian contingent.
In Rio GRANGE the Brazilian forces had receivei
further augment from the arrival OF vaIous dctach'
ments from Porto Allegro overland, and Amounted 70
about 1900 or IL 600 men, who IL was believed woI'u
b. organized as distinct corps for operating east o %
Ybcia at Itapua, where strong b,dy of fafasua'a"
with number Of cannon were posted. a,
" The Brazilian feet remained inactive q, hnouJ uh,s
Soto but with the coming a. the ironeiaas, u 80
the Brazil had arrived Montevdeo, ana tlc n hI;,ar
darie could not he far away, t wan M
something would be ATTEMPTED against inc o"'0''e' ~
Paraguay an vessels sheltered py tnsn'