The New York herald., 1866-04-17

OBr hdfO Jonear0 GoUye9p00oe0ces
Rso Jzssan, Masch 20, 1880.
LAssseeeios were rscaivsam thiscisy yes>@day. by
- EasieA packet steamer Aruo from ths River rsase
TAe Aasessse follows cozssutss 9esh February
Beusos Ayres 2ssh February Montevideo March i.
vARDS ARRIVAL -AnnRAL rAnANDARE coRRfErrss.
Ia my last mentioned the great dissatisfaction ex-
pressed by the allied land forces and the peoT6e generally
~ the arotacted stay Of General Mitre commander-n.
chief OF the allies at Buenos Ayrcs while his services
were required on the Parana to cheek the ncusions
Of the Paraguayans, and 70 carry the war into
thetr territory. Nor this inactivity IN any re-
spee ssmedaed by the second in command, who, IL
seems had received strict orders quiet before
Correntes while the Paraguayans were crossing the
ParaHaand making successful forays the allies and
especially harassng the Argentncs Il said
that Admiral Barroso the second 10 command had
signed in disgust but the report docs not appear be
confirmed. Admiral Tamandare's conduct has been
vassed here with freedom than charity and hints
have been few in regard 70 the Admras probable
possible motives for bis long delay, apart from his
personal bravery, which II founded in fact would be
damaging his character for loyalty and patriot
Bm
Al length however be has shaken or his inactivity
and actually arrived at Correntes on the 21st ultmo
where 10 said he received with great denonstra-
lions Of JOY His first act arriving 10 give orders
Cor the i0mediate construction OF and faboats
with which 10 effect crossing the enemys bank Of
she Paraua He also sent few vessels towards the
Tres Bocs saadng 10 the now famous Paso da Patria
where they to strike their topmasts and prepare
everything for action. II s believed that this latter
lere s therefore, some chance Of active operations
N enlarged scale, before long
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asSs ~hich sook pIass IL ~ Nh IA o'coek
In The afternoon message sent from the psckets sf
he First division, commanded BY Gensral Cacores
Paso da Patra 70 the Chef stating that
The savage Paraguayans hsd landed on the Argentine
Aanh OF the Parana with force OF 200 men, having
crossed the river In forty three canoes, daring 70
tread on our sacred soil and. undoubtedly, without
expecting sound whipping General cacores imme.
aiely ordered the cavalry o saddle and made all the
sharpshooters advance IN order 10 support the brave
Colonel Godoy, who skrmishng with the enemy and
lspu,ing his ground inch by inch The Paraguayans,
howevcr advanced az far M Guaho some 500 yards
General Cacores long In arriving the ned Of
battle when having placed his conveniently for the
he advanced aganst the centre and Hanks OF the
enemy, with the purpose OF dslodring him from the
mountain where he had taken shelter BY this man1u
ue the enemy was attacked IN front, and pressed
closely at the tanks by our cavalry which wore com
PEELED 10 spite Of his numerical superiority TO fall back
shaneessly, giving way before the onset OF brave
men and leaving rs posscssors Of The field OF battle
although always answering our Gre until they reached the
mountain By the side OF the river
Likely sroRy
We hsns only to lament the loss Of sergeant killed
and three soldier. wounded.
The PaxaQuayans again attempted the river
the 10th but did not succeed On that day heavy rng
vas heard ai Lopezs headquarterx deserer reported
nal q siratagem Of Lopez TO alarm army. II
waa aid dst General ozoro had ordered division OF
infantry, usoer the command OF Colonel samperio TO
abe front
nse of adlechves which newspaper writers In this
mart of The world such adopts damDatory OF their
er and aadaiory of themselves. shall not alict
sbs readers Of the HEeiLp with any such stun but
with my tale 10 the good Old homely Jog styie
narration likely 20 he ntslligble 70 all capacities In
deiaz return 10 Adm raj Tamanfare and others
merely rcmarking by the way that another ronclad ar
rived ss Couentes on abe I'D ultimo.
Tug RIAL rSEny ALLIE.
II suypoeed that te Admiral finding the rivers ful1
and the means of crosae nearly complete would profit
by the present 10 Al once begin the campaign IL
vas thsrefexc expected M some quarters that active
SEPARATIONS would comns1oe during the hrst fortnight in
March, Jest shout ID but the know ing ones
high p,satlans too oracuary shake helr heads for
seems tha1 the rn-nnx are not yet tutlcienty en-
hghtencd TO snas,e them 10 convey hint Accordingly,
thai nothing VIII be done is year. because, AS they
as, the real ~arsro n not ingct waeed against the
Parsenayans as the brazilian treasury and tbey
hnss This opinion on these sfsrthng facts
coSrnAcroRs. arssrfATORe, Pyrri<roRs. sHoDpr
TIE army contractors e tho aes have, within The last
ar ~onfhs cleared the slug little SIM OF one million
q gold All this Is absolute pront 70 them,
and yet the ~diers of Baz aud ber allies have been
dying ~ Starvation and almost desttss cf clothing Fur
~. Positively ksevs ihss t~o ee"s'ss''r ere