New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21

Mitre Commandern-chic proposing peace conference
between the two opposing chiefs This was arranged Tor
on the 10Th September Az gwen honr ana
retinuo OF about 20 officers little distance apart they
djsmouned shook hands and we're IN council Tor ABOUT
hafaday but II s feared with no dehnte reeus Or 70
neace ker sepasatiop Gen. Mite ordered stTongfoee
IL be prepared al once attack Port Curupat Prepare
lions Of The most formidable kind were made at once io
Cen kitTe il said to have spoken very highly Of Gen
Iopez as gentleman in his manners. At parting thcy
exchanged goldhesded ndng-whps in token OF Pesoha
The estimate for the wool clip this ye 100 900 OGo OF
pounds The export duty on WOOL hides, bones teiow
he produces about three millions Of silver dollars pe
snnnm This taI designed chiefly for interest and ioi
the reduction OF the public debt As the amount OF eA
ports doubles every four years, hs export duty must soon
iis reported here that the American Admiral ON this
station has received orders to convey Mr. Washbnrne
Minister Paraguay, to his destination IL Is unior,un
that the order slow coming as now the heSt mas no
steamer of draugbt light enough to go up inc fsrae!
River as that stream is now very low. Tho sbamohin
the ghtes Of draugh is river, doubleendsr but d""s
For two days fearful storm has been blowing, and
some damage has been done In the harbor The
messenger steamer Oriental built IN Boston, owned Wy
Messrs Sayory Co. Of NewYork, about two weeks ago
struck an old anchor in the harbor, and sank almost h
santy lie upper deck was above water ana ever t,U
was made her To-day she is dashing and dIls
and beginning TO go TO pieces. She was sp'ehIuiu
steamer and shall not soon see her equal IN these
Two American gentlemen, Messrs Hopkins and CARY,
have lust obtained charter from Congress for telegraph
from Duenos AyTes TO Chill -, IL, ~,
The cable for the telegraph between tins city ana
Monteydeo has arrived and viii soon be laid TO 90
over the tops OF the houses in this city and TO nc on inc
bed Of the Ivey between this city and Coiona dshuee
Exchange on England 49id to the silver dollar Money
abundant in form Of gold, but paper scarce
THE WAR IN PARAGUAY.
uoRK FIeuTIYG-IIEAvY LOSSES OF THE ALLIES
ruvrp ,poS.cIAp SQUADRON ROUGHLY HANDLED
UNITED STATES WAR VESSELS
ny JyLloHign rue rRIsuSE,
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 2O-Rear Admiral S. W. Godon,
commanding the South Atlantic Squadron under date Of
Rio Janeiro Oct g. reports TO the Navy Department that
the latest adyces from the of in South America
is ANYTHING but favorable TO theaes They captured Fort
Cumsea some time since with heavy loss and then pre-
pared for an attack Lumpa strong point On the
route TO Humaita. "
Tho now Ministry have urged the attack which proved
most disastrous the allied forces. They acknowledge
loss Of 200 in ALL in killed and wounded but the ae.
counts are Brazilian and it is thought that 10000 VIII
prove nearer the truth.
Gen Flores, the President of Uruguay has withdrawn
from the front with the remainder oil the uTug"a! M
forces about 400 men.
The ironclad squadron has been very roughly handled
and Admiral Codon says that the last events IN the held
confirm him in the belief that the Allies will not have con-
troll Of Paraguay for some time TO come.
The United States steamer NiIsie he'd arrived at no
Jenero from PcrnambncO the 9TH Of October.
The Lackawanna sailed for the Straits Of Magellan and
the Pacific Squadron. ,
The Shawmut was 20 leave for the United States on the
10th # October.
The Navy Department is in receipt Of dispatch from
Commander s. p Carter of the United States steamer
Mouocacy announcing the arrival Of his vessel Oh the 10Th
ult. at Pemambuce, Brazil.