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BuENos ArRxs, s. L., Feb. IS 1866.
Admiral LanandaEe arrived On the sd Of
February at tue ficet, and Infused the ars' s
Orders arc issued for all things 70
be IN readiness 1or m impor1at
more on the 10th Of March. TIE
most vigorous preparation Is going on Y
cattle, mules, wagons on shore, shoW taat
mo.cInent u near. On the SANE aay .ae AZ
miral. DR.. Rawson, who is Minister OF Inc In
terror, Gen. Flores and Gen: t.eny tbea,
All4tartcd for a council win Ine tom1nandef-
Parscuayans since mr. Inst writing. One oc-
,currcd On The 18th 81 February, when three
steamers, fi1led with infantry soldiers, landed
three miles ADORE FL pasoue de ID Patsia and
hnd au ,1utpolested holiday The sccno or
their spo1 Tas the abandoned camp Of Gca.
Flores, where they found but little OF any
value. Again, they creased on the 10th Of
February, and With s, 600 infantry and 900 AZ
1illery, played away some hours Ut The de-
serted Town OF ftati. throwing shells md
1t Is believed that President Lopez himself
is vi PaaNAaA Patria, where he Is furiifyinE
himself viii, great industry. The contribn-
Lions OF n'cC :'t4ia The various Provinces hare
nov nearly II arrived; l:'t:Hntly I'D arrived
enlisted III. .Eurupo, As u.,..al therr wa, a
aa1:tSc * ,s,scH} Is g eaw their dutF and destiny
Tuns. eating bad beef without bread a1lta~,
drinking imn,rc water, they send half their
nu;1llr.r to Lie ilosIl,al. The diseases thAt at
consumption. They do not speak Spanish,
known nothing Of managing horses or oxen,
and do not swim. In all these particulars
they lack indispensable qualities Of
good Argentine soldiers. They ought also
TO be able to live on itrsh beef, sleep Eithout
circuinstanee. Lopez is 80 accurately In
formed Of nll the proceedings Of the allies that |
It IL believed that many of the fsragnaSan !
deserters who como across arc spies, and more
daY thnt Mr. Thomas Of Baltimore. had sold |
three thousand brcech-1oadtng rifles TO the |
Argentine Government proves incorrect He 1
com,ucnded their purchase, but they arc not |
sci sold, and they could be bought for less |
than half the SUM to-day.
The sudden Close nf lbs American war has |
heavy stock on hand. Various housas OF En- |
rope have sent here arms enough for all South
America, that could be bought today at 1ow
rates. Our Confederate friends See trouble
here occasionally. One from the dctuuct navy
refused to take of his hat to the passing host,
and the priest walked up to him md ordered
him to do It. On refusing, he was ordered to
kneel, and still refusing, policeman WAS
called, and he then took OF his hat
and knelt down, but it waA tno late.
he was walked on. He nfterward said he
q never knew before how inconyeuient 1t was
TO have no ccnSul.' Another, who has hon-
orablc papers Of scholarship and graduation
at Annapolis, and Of some six years service,
and t7iahonorable papers Of Confederate SER
rice for the whole war, found that after
spending m evening With few friends, ono
finds lodging IN the cnlaboosc. There he re-
matned four or fire days, until at the interccs-
sion Of some Of our best Union men who
heard Of Lis locality, he was released perhaps
wiser, but certainly saddcr and soberrr.
The French paper for two weeks has tceu-
cd with violent attacks on the Provincial
Dank OF this city. 1t hns called out the unan-
irnous support and sympathy Of the foreign
merchants, and any desirable amount Of gold
has been offered the bunk to resist run,
which had already begun. Tie editor was
fined 800, silver, nnd the writer is yet to
answer ia prosecution. The bank IL beiicv-
cd to be quite solvent, nnd 1t has tine guaran-
Ice OF the Province, so failure Is impossible.
There is runoor that Chilian psivateer mas
chased Spanish ship into Matdouado. on
this coast II ia not yet certain. We did not
know TINT any Gillian cruisers wcrc In these
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