New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
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Ihe Biario de "a Marina Of this last date states
GA t4e authority of the Epoca Of Madrid, that the
spanish government has transmitted q dispatch
te Admiral Nunez, commanding the naval forces
On rs west South American station, advising him
ot tie eitorts about to be nude in Lima ana san.
fiago bg the representatives Of the French and
English governments to re-establish peace bs.
tween the beiligerents. tits added that the dis
patch directs Gen. Nuaez to await the resnIt 81
the intsrmediation ofthe two greatpowers named.
befofe Fesunug active hostilities. and advises
him thatif Peru and Chill should reject the set,
Element desired by the commerce Of all nations. I
he will be furnished with maritime erenforeements |
which will enable him to act in decisive manner.
The DiaFio, from The same paper, makes the |
following announcement:
Iha Inaal from the Pacific has brought us i'm |
portant ana elligenee. The republics situated on
the shores OF that ocean, and which as orr read
ers know are Peru, Chill, Bolivia ana Eonalor |
vexea Decause those on the Atlantic and Rfazfl /
hs IKE Joisa tnein n ailiance against SPAIN
Aals tses,sesseq an arrogant note expressing dsiI
Approhation OF the war against Paraguay and |
saying that they would do better to unite their
5oEees against spalns According to our cores
pondenee SBEazil was preparing an energetic rel
PLY t6 TINS note and m well Informed circles Al
InpfuFe q relations between these countries was
eApecSed. as Chill and Peru had carried their ar
AS4StSt complain the presence Of
our vessels in the port Of Rio Janeiro.'
Finally the Diario quotes the following from
the Correspondence de Espana:
Intelligence received at Madrid, and which we
belieFe worthy Of credit assure us that the RIA
ziliaR government has replied to the arrogant note
Iron those Of Peru and Chill. Of which We have
Aald an eeount before our readers declaring that
permitting the presence of the Spanish souafl- /
Ten n the waters Of Rio aneiro, it did but fulfil
fhe strctest duties of neutrality and that if Perm
ana Ghli considered this a cause Of war Brazil. |
on her part was determined not 10 recede
Ihe British mail steamship Elder had brought
TO Havana, via st. Thomas, details If news from
Montevideo to the 2stlls OF August, and the Eagle
had brpught intelligence to the same date from,
Bnenos Agres, and to the 9TH OF September from
Rio Janero. Il was reported that the allies were
preparing to advance, and that junction had
been effected with the forces commanded by the
Baron Porto Allegro, ana that horses and other
supplies which they stood in need had been fur.
nished to them; but their attempts against Fort
Cnrupay were not progressing favorabIy
From Bio Janeiro II is reported that on the
lsfa OF August, there had been q conference be-
tween the officers of The allied army nj which II
{ was resolved to attack that fort and Humaita sim
ultaneonsly, employing in the movement all the
naval and land forces at command.
From la TEibuna Of Monteyideo. the Havana
Diario gives the following items:
The press here has been occupied IN dicussino
even me details OF The plan for a joint attack re-
solved on by the allies but It'll not credible that
90 prom pity and before their execution sbor,Id
nave been possible to penetrate these details II
appears, nevertheless for SO indicates tie same
general opinion, that the naval forces VIII lnaIe
alanqing and attack GuEupayti, in the rear of the
trenches OF lopez III the Bellaco marsh and in |
conjunction with tie allied army. in his front
iiaf is certain j, that there is "a plan and for
dursief tTanscribe the following para
e , ron the Of the secretary
@ 9 aus Hxeellency General Flores, which may be |
found entire in yesterdayla editienofthe Tribune.
Tor which it was written.
The secretary says:
The generals ia chief and the yiscount Taman 7
stare have sat in council Of war to-day hlt No
lieve that they laYe rot arrived 81 anything def
nlte, because Sr Octayiano, who, it seems is the +
as fit:ens Of these matters, was not present The
aIFlYal q TINS gentleman is announced for to-
morrow, and toTresco feferens another deiinitiye
council general viii be held.
In his Journal, of the 18th, the secretary adds
Sr. 0ctaYiano, who arrived at this port to-day Fl
return returns to Gorrientes without having disem-
Tie plan and the day Of the attack haye been
dafnitiyeiy settled.
Tie ayowed declarations Of ali deserters are
only arepetition OF What we have been told by
all who come to US: that fhe misery is frirhtfui
that the Decentralization and detection grow con.
stantT worse, and that desertions are SO numerous
ia the Paragnayaa army, that there are two Or
dy. /
0neof those who have come over belonging
60 the dstnaunted eavalry serving in the nloun.
fains, adds that the heavy artillery has been re
moved rom Curupayti and Hunaita4 which ay. !
plains tie silence Of its guns lately and above all
to-day when the favorita target for them the zen.
erali parade has been attended BY some 500 per-
sons WHO had gathered to listen to the music of i
Ihe Brazilian and Argentine bands, which had i !
gone thither to congratulate the conqueror Of | '
fatay. II this is so, Lopez ia already taking | !,
measures to folloW the prudent action 1T villa. !
Diego
notwithstanding ell this, Lopez continues for.
4fymg. His line extends for about two leagues
in the direction or Gnrupayti.
With respect to the arrival Of General Flores,
everybody is floating in sea of fsuppositons. AS Il
s all wish it, we all regard the state of affairs d
from ihe point Of view most favorable for the
allies:
sien hldras said, only yesterday, TO gentleman
vno vent 10 see him that he had resolved on re-
,arng nom the army on the S0th of this monsh Il
put taa1ll to-day or o-Tnorrow he should learn
Ihat 1y iiie first days of September something 4
NoSia ps Cone he would wait till the 9th or 10th
gonaeIllof 0etayiano yesterday sent to him d |
letter from th4 emperor, lging to that oil the
% retire. e.
DO not know what %. Pedru will say to him;
pus lll ny aext wili you know. Ii
uhnl waH preparing to prosecute the war
against spains II
" consequences af the protest of the Bolivian I!
government ne Argentine government had or
aerea 9he pabncaton of the various Official docu-
ments annexed to tho protocol Of the treaty of al
nance Ee doubt not, wil satisfy the Be.
iiyan government, alarmed ii the energetic atti,
fude of the allied powers On Paragtyan soil Dor
dering On the republic Of Bolivia. Il
Chiil u said not to jonIn these protests. on the
ground that they would give no moral support to
the Paragnayan government, ana SO Yitiate the |
strict neutrality ahe had imposed upon herself. .
me crop accounts from various parts Of the is.
and were very satisfactory.
The higher qualities Of sugar are quoted at
merely nominal rates Feoss 81 eistorn bottoms I
(eoguehos are quoted at II g far lngeriorto pr.
dinary 81 e n for good y superior; craslet
sngar al q to 81 for inferior Is or5lbsry.
Oh Porto Rico Coffee sqa6t26 d 8l7 ber amin. {
tai pew da{s 40 purchasers III $l6S; creole Is !
quoted 81 sl7&3 to SIS.