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SOUTH AMERICA.

Onr Buenos Ayres correspondent noticing the arrival
there OF the Chilean Minister Resident At Montevideo
explains detail the Of the heretofore reported
rupture between Uruguay and Chile. The Chilean Min
iscr ut Nontevdeo had arranged TO send out prvaecr
ing vessels frum that port sgans, Spanish commerce,
snd ao bring Spanish captured vessels into Uruguayan
ports for condemnation. The Uruguayan Minister of
protested against this and the Chilean Minister left
hi- I,os 20 return home Both Chile and Uruguay are
busy with other than each other TO deal
in other warfare than words
The same correspondence represents the Paraguay
a. he ng pushed with vgor The allies making pre-
paratons to attack Fortress Bunaita and an assault
90 have been made abou, the st INST The Paraguayan
forces lately made attack on the cavalry Of the al
lies under General Caoees but ropulsed in disor
der The condition Of the troops Of the Parasuayan
Dictator, Lopez IS represented very bad and their
znorale The Dictator had enforced another
conscripon, which hal resulted In robbing the Para
suayan cradles and without adding much effective
force TO the army. General urquga the leader Of the
rebels Of Buenos Ayres whose suppression by the Ar
geutne Republic in 1852 the origin OF the presen,
war appears to have accepted the logic Of events which
defeated him, and has joined President Mtre invading
Paraguay and IN lighting Lopez and the eSiled
rebels who melted him 10 invade the Argentine
Republic The allies 10 their invasion have not met with
uninterrupted success. Their troops suffer much from
ths scarcity Of provIsons and their transports In the
P4rana and other branches Of the Plate have csper
enced great difculiy navigating those streams as
tsa ~ a. lle srny has now sdvnuced Their success
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Amusen enaenis.


The matinee performances, dramatic and minstrel,
arranged for this Saturday afternoon three Of
leading metropolitan establishments Of very enter
tanning character, and will 10 conducted with much
brilancy Mr. John Z. Owens, who Is in the last dsys
may be said of his extraordinarily successful engage
mcnt a tho Broadway theatre, will play in grand Solo0
Shnge matinee that establishment supported by the
entire force Of the greatly augmented company engaged
there. The performances commence at hafpast ons
o'clock and terminate at quarter past three; most
soasonable hours for the ladies' children and sbubaa
visitors who crowd the Broadway every matinee day
George Chrsy fashionable minstrel matinee begins -
the Fifth Avenue Opera House at two O'Clock the doors
being open from Mrh, melody and fun, tragedy,
comedy and farce delightfully."- mingled for the amuss
ment Of patrons Of Chussys company Tho Bal kasqui
de' Arims is still on the programme, with other nns
pieces. Tony PASTORS Matinee At the Open House In
the Bowery, will commence u half-past two O'Clock
The original and really fine local drama entitled The Al
ventures Of New York Detective will be played Dance.
song and bur1esqus by Tony Pastor and his compaav
will also be In order.
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY or NEW YORK
will rehearse this afternoon at three O'Clock a the Aca
deny Of Music, the following orchestral pieces for ths
fourth Of this season. take place the 10Th os
March SYMPHONY No. 3, in nat, by Robert schu-
mann, Richard wagncr's Introduction TO Tristan and
Isolde lately played at Th Thomas concert and Overture
to Eurysnthe, by c. n Won Weber.
THE DoBsOs BROTHERS IN HARLEM
The Dobson Brothers, the celebrated banoists will give
select and brilliant gift magical entertainments at
Washington Hail. Harlem on Monday and Tuesday
ings February 20 aud "a They will be assisted by hrst
class combination troupe One Of the principal features
OF their sorees is the banjo" the Dobson Brothers
being universally acknowledged be the best performers
in the world on that instrument.
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

field for the succession the politicians may as
well hang up their iddles and assist in re-
storing the integrity of the Union, for against
Grant and the administration all their little
Presidential schemes will come to nothing.
The New York herald., 1866-02-24
EUROPE.

We publish this morning In Supplement sheet
large batch highly interesting gosspy letters from
correspondents various parts of Europe regarding
politics aud politicians and artists fashion and the
the follies of the courts aud, indeed OF every
thing thai goes to make up life the continent. Our
PARIS correspondent allues 10 itemp, the part Of
Napoleon the strength OF the excitement growing ont
of the Bagdad affair feeling among the French
popuacc against the American people, but has to
chronicle its failure in the despatch Napoleon
VIA obliged content himself with cutting all The loyal
Americans presented the second Tueres ball and well
coming only Sidell aud his family From Rome we have
entertaining chapter the fashions and foles OF the
Amercanizer portion Of the Eternal CITY, by which It
appear that countrymen gradually taking
possession Of the city Our naval correspondent with
the feet Of Admiral Goldsborough writing from Speza
the departure OF the last Of the special squad
ron from the Mediterranean and the breaking up OF
ihe old naval station thr Italian coast The cause
this which is still left shrouded in mystery Is
supposed be natural desire part to possess less
secluded naval stations In OF any war with Euro
pean nations Prom ST Petersburg we have details of
diplomatic difficulties between NaGoleon and the Gar
growing OF the relations OF Russia with Rome, and
interesting gossip regarding the family Of the Car,
al oil the Russias.
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WITH SUPPLEM E N T.
CONGRESS-.

caucus of the republican members was held al WASH
ngton last evening" at which stevens, Sumner Schenck
and all the radicals present Mr.. Schenck in
troduced resolutions condemnatory of the Presi-
dent, but the refused TO receive them. Mr..
Banks Mr.. Wilson and other more conservative
republicans deprecated the spirit displayed and the efforts
made to widen the gulf between Congress and the Pres
dent This led to general expression of
seryatve feeling, and the meeting resulted in the total
OF the radical element which described look
ing very decidedly blue.
In the Senate yesterday memorial of the Philadelphia
Board Of Trade asking increased jurisdiction for United
States the South in matters of claims refer
red tn the Judiciary Committee protest by Nevada
citizens against the bill for the sale OF public lands
referred to the committee Public Lands. Senator
Nye presented petition from the citizens of Colorado
asking immediate admission as State Mr. Sum.
presented petition from citizens Of Phia-
dephia asking constitutional amendment
curing equal rights A petition recommending strict
quarantine preventive of the spread of cholera
presented by Ar. Ramsay. The resolution before
ported calling the Postmaster General for information
regarding the feasibility of establishing teeraphc lines
IN connection with postal routes adopted Mr. Will
sous bill TO continue tho present Frecdmens Bureau act
IN force for two years referred the Military
Committee Mr. Pomeroy, or Kansas asked indemnity
for his Slate for expenses incurred in eqnpping the
rniita To rspe INVASION The special order OF the day
waived in favor OF the resolution to
cnde the Southern delegations to Congress- and Mr.
Sherman, OF Ohio took floor to oppos its consdera
ton untimely. A sharp debate ensued between
Msis Sherman and Fcssendcn, in which others joined,
aud the principal part oi the day was occupied
an political skrmish;ng OF very interest
ing character In the afternoon Mr. Fcsscnden
launched out into long speech, generally
condem history Of the President and his policy aud also
iBduged in very bitter denuncations Of them He
continued his remarks until late the day, when
scutive session ensued. followed by adjournment
nnti to-day.
In the House OF Representatives yesterday the reso
Iuons of State Legislature memoraliznG Congress
20 aid the improvement OF lake navigation and the con-
e,ruction Of the Portage and Lake Superior ship
canal referred 10 the Committee Com
mcrcc. resolution from the Wisconsin Legis-
Isture asking similar aid in the improvement
OF Mississippi navigation met with the fate.
In the Indiana contested election the House de.
cided favor OF Mr. washburD, and in consequence
Mr. Voorhees, vacated his place. Mr. Stcvcns' bin to
hasten the OF the southern branch Of the
Pacific Railroad and Telegraph referred 10 select
committee. The internal tax and impost duties on
materials for the Gettysburg monument were removed
bill incorporating the National Life and Accidental
Insurance Company introduced by Mr.. Ingcroll.
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs 5ss Broadway opposite
Metropolitan Hotel-EruIoP;AN SINGING, DANcSs &c
TaS CHILD SrsALKRs, NORMA GREASY
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WOODS THEATRE, Broadway, opposite the St Nicholas
Hotel-ArosEsEsr, OR, The CHILD SrEALER
The New York herald., 1866-02-24
,MUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.

OADwAY THEATRE. Broadway near Broome
SoLos SHSGLE-Lvg INDIAN. Matinee at IL
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Irving Place.-PuBLIc REHEAR.
SAL NEW YORK PBILnARmosio SOCIETY. Three
N,nsL
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

LUCY RUSHrON's NEW YORK THEATRE Nos 7ss
and lSO Broadway-raE BLACK DoxNo-BErwREN You
M rHH pOsr
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BRYANTs' MrNSTRELs, Mechanics Hall. 472 Broad
wU.-DAy BRyASrs NEw STUMP SPEEcH-NEGRo CoNICALI-
TINS BUELssouEs. &c.-fHE BLAcKsMirH's JUBILEE.
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1t has been a generally received
opinion among the best observers.
both at home and abroad, that the
Etock exercised no other influence up
on the graft that il inserted IN it, than
10 dwarf it. Prof. Caspary has pub
lished in The Bulletin. Of the Am
sterdam Botanical Congress, an arti-
cle in which he attempts to show thai
some by bride have been produced by
grating. That is, that the flowers
and fruit npon graft sometimes
show cross between those proper tc
the graft and to the stock. From tbs
instances-mainly OF ornamental trees
and roses-cited by Prof. O., we dt
not think he has made out . very
strong argument. Still, apropositior
coming from 50 high an authority De
serves respectful attention, and we al
hide to It as q topic likely to Gauss
some discussion among horticultur
lists. Who knows bnt the case Of on
pulling sweet and sonr apple ma,
serve help support Professor Caspary'
vleWs H NNtsE ~N
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Striking Cuttings in Sand.

A correspondent writes: 'sIn the
June Agriculturist, (P. 227, you gave
q process OF roofing cuttings in sand
as practiced BY Mr.. Henderson and
others with success. The following
plan, which adopted soma years
since, answers the purpose in q small
way | had some tin basins made in
the following manner: three inches in
depth, ten inches in diameter at the
bottom, and eight inches at the top.
These were painted black and var
nished, filed with fine sand, and kept
constantly wet. The cuttings vers
from three to four inches in length,
and placed in the sand about half an
inch apart. They were placed in Q
sheltered spot where the sun could
shine on them all day. At night
they were removed 70 the house. nm
The sides being sloping and black
the sun acted with powerful effect up
on them, and kept the sand quite
warm, and found that could grow
anything which could DO grown from
cutting in any propagating house
They were very useful, simple an,
cheap"
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Fson tie Auerisaa AgricsIsuris,.
Young Trees in Winter.

MANY persons seem 10 think that
when they have set ont fruit trees.
thew have done their part, and II the
trees do not flourish, the blame il laid
10 nurseymen, or they conclude tlat
their land Is no, suited TO fruit. Besides
neglect. trees have active enemies,
both biped and quadruped. a good
fence. with gates securely fastened, =
a great protection against the larger
animals. no matter whether they have
two or four legs. Ii one has trees in
grounds usually approached by a
carved path, they stand poor chance
when snow is on the ground. There
are certain heashens who will strike =
bee line with their sleighs and sieds
from the gate to the house, and y
there are any young trees in tho WAY,
so much the worse Tor the trees. we
once suffered very severely IN this
way. and when remonstranee was
made. all the stisfxction We got was
the information that there were No
roads when snow covered the ground.
We know OF no way OF dealing etiici-
entity with these two-legsed brutes.
bnt there are some small i0ar-leg5ed
ones that need looking after, anc
whose Jepredztions can be warde-
oil. Nice are often troublesome IN
Young orchard. Ii clean culture ba
rot been foiIowsi, it is net too late 4
remove ell desd weeds and other RIB
Lish that can harbor mice. The litti
fellows ike 10 work under cover, am
the remains Of woodland grass atior
them convenient shelter. They hav
grand time under newly talLe
snow. and it is well to head them 2
by tramping the snow firmly aronn
the trees. Among the various pr
ventives Of the attacks OF rabbit
none are perhaps more easily applie'
or more efiicacions than that propose
by Doct. Wander, at one Of orr pr
mologicsl meetings. The rabbit
rather fastidious as to its food, al
has a great dislike to animal matter
Indeed il was long ago recommends
to shoot q rabbit. split it open, al
rub the tree with its body, as war
ing to its fellows. Doct. Wnrdel
plan u to spatter the tree with bloc
Blood is readily obtained wherev
Strengthening is done, and with We
sci Of this and swab made Of co
husks tied to a stick, one can besp'
ter young orchard in . short tim
Doct. w. states that single apple
ton suffices for whole winter.
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