The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-13

accent more reutnuie than Is requisite in English Il
turned that naval officers had serveI - uas
capacity In the United States Navyone OF them pens an
O salts disappeared when y was Ts,-nsre6
that they had departed for the f@rxuay
river with the view OF turniP Ps,a and
allies Ike with pscaiora deinties while al the same
time they were TO ann at higher game In the capture OF
Pararuayan terpeioes the sly for tho exclusive bene'
NJ ~ m. allies ople do that Admiral famancare,
or the Navy Department at this place. or whoever en-
ployod HEM could not have chosen oeer meu ,ot mo
iornedoes as they had already earned several honest
| Paraeuayan pennies by laying then down Shrewd
dodce mat but dangerous wi'hai involving long rope
and short sha they should fall into the hands Of
| Lopez or any OF his people.
ioP' com wEArHKe rHr ALLIED CANT.
Among tho many assigned for the inactivity
of the allies tho rigorous winter in Paraguay The
has been very severe, telling dreadfuy on the
Brazilian troops especially such OF them as have en-
listed the northern provinces II was not to be ex-
pected that natives OF such hot climates the provinces
OF Para ard Amaavna Immediately under the equator,
could endure the rigors Of Southern winter IN this
hemisphere Indeed II rum0red here that there
Intention on the part Of the allied commanders TO
the Parana and fall back Correntes there to
winter but that the Emperor himself percmptorily
forbade the commander Of the Brazilian army doing
pressed by the enemy and rendered incapable Of hold.
Ing his position relinqush that which had been so dearly
purchased.
proRrEp prsoRcAMzArloN or THE AIIIss
Frghtl stories have been aoat here 81 the thorough
Disqualification and utter want of discipline in the allied
camp II ALLEGED that 30 wretched is the management
OF the Commissariat Departmcntif indeed, there Is
such department at alhat soldiers frequently starve
to death in their tents berths In which condition they
sometimes remain FOR days without being discovered,
consequent the loose In which guard Is kept
and police regulations carried out. SUCH stories seem
incredible On the other hand, there Are not wan Ing
writers who represent the troops being In t0eraby
comfortable quarters, with dry and airy encampmens,
pleasantly laid out and living uxuriousy half ra'ions
THE rARAGUAYANs REPORTED ADVANCING ON THE ALLIED
BY the English steamer Arno dispatches and news
papers have been received from Buenos Ayres to the
26h and Montevideo 70 the 2sth ultimo. No further
news OF definite nature has been received from the
seat Of This Is attributed by the Argentine papers
to the grounding Of the mail steamer on her way from
lished letter datcd Corrienes July 16 addressed
very respectable party In Buenos Ayres stating that the
Paraguayan army was advancing on the allied camp
Although the Ndcion Is always well informed all
news sent on at the Last moment must be received with
great reserve.
REvoi uTIeNs IN THR ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
The revolution which had broken out in tho province
OF Catamarca has triumphed after considerable blood
gates Of the capital Of that province with over thou
sand men, ana demanded It's surrender The small gar
ron, consisting Of two hundred men, resisted the de-
mand and an obstinate rht ensued which lasted two
hours resulting in the complete success Of the reyou-
tioniss.
The garrison had sixty men killed. and the governor
was taken prisoner but set at liberty day. to-
geth with all the other prisonors by the Colonel who
was elected Governor by the soldiers after the approved
Guards, In their choice Of an emperor.
Another revolution broke out IN the capital Of the
Governor Ferrciras, and his Minister Echenique The
latter was imprisoned The people appointed Or. Ma
thew Luque Provisional Governor he was the leader
General Osorio has Withdrawn from tho command OF
tho Brazilian army. aud left for Buenos Ayrcs General
Polydoro who left here few weeks ago. has taken his
place
Lopez 10 reported have received reinforcement Of
10, 900 men, 1000 Of whom are Indiana
Diplomatic relations, which had been broken OF be-
tween the Gillian and Oriental governments have been
reesiablished.
Tho Chilo.Peruvian fleet was expected soon at the
River Plate.
II is stated that the Brazilian ambassador will remain
at Corricntss till the conclusion Of the is Ger
ainy necessary In all respects that he should do &c. as
things are In very bad condition in that city and bet
ter discipline should be enforced
Il Is also believed that General Flores will return 10
Montevideo In the course Of the present month HIS
Government goes on but poorly his absence. Il is
sms ne VII mot leave the camp I'LL
The appropriation Of horses In the Argentine Confed
eracy about IN be concluded the whole number de-
manded having been obtained.
GENERAL NnRx's LETTER.
Tho olIow,ng from the President OF the Argentno Re-
public, and C0mmander.in-Ch OF the allied army,
may be considered onacial:-
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other battalion. and q the head Of vanguard
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talon. Of foot two Of horse and four howlzer
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the -S.s .ns IN p and s0 the . S
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The reserve made dash on the enemy While ccvens one Of
hs aani: and ehec.ins their aavaaos routing them
arm; as.d Wounded and powder chest, b., m.n
and rr:onsrs Genera who bad sasd with
and hs: ended the second combat which has reference
and That ne routed force. formed Their
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ssrioo. attach Win r..srvs fo,ses The two battalion:
poured in deadly that staggered them Col
. . "a %s.s Y he he .
In great disorder throwing away some OF their and
the eead and wounded while they got into bog
and long rsss ana escaped under cover tho night
troops followed the hostile lines shouting "Hurrah
tae Argrntne Republic and the triple alliance. but got
other than the OF the wounded sticking fast
the Estero bog holes Yesterday. ngh.ng 10 the
leaving LOO the field besides those persisted
o.t e nd u %o q. sr S
from the Estero aud quantity 81 u
ammunition calculate the encmy's loss from eco
SO We have also suffered natural days hard
lighting nf yards apart We have had one nde four
officers ard n killed and l0z wounded for the most part
sh the Paraguaysn. had hardly other arms than hint
with spherical ba We deplorc the loss Of Major
fchegaray, killed leading hfs and Of four officers
whose have yet learned Majors Aldecoa and
valerga badly wounded, but there still hopes Of
saving thcm am glad to say that the Argentnes have
earned the euogum Of the whole allied army front Of
whose limos they exhibited their courage and abilities
these details In confidence the Official des
patch hardly be made out in time with ists OF the killed.
division OF ao cavalry OF Baron Por. Alegres army hiss
Ttaprh; tho baron remains with the rest and
tends Msones frontier with two BRAZILIAN and
Correntno divisions remain as ever. yours truly
BART0L0MR MIrRE