The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-17

Our special correspondence from South America,
dated al Corrientes 10th and Buenos Ayres 2s,h of
February Moutevdeo the and Rio Jansiro the 10th Of
March, reached us yesterday by way OF England. The
reports from the Of the Plate inter-
esting The Brazilian Admiral, Tamandare, reached
Correuies 2lst OF February and sought inter-
view with General Mitre, Commander-in-Chief Of tho
allied land forces, Immediately. No movement was
however undertaken by the Braziians, and their mac
t,viy the subject OF comment; tho feet
under the Admiral being q powerful ono, including
some n-clads The Paragusyans held out de-
termuedly and made very daring naval sorties,
crossing the Parana armed canoes, the vanguard
Of thu Argentines. II thought the Brazians would
attempt passage Of the Parana and that IL would be
effected but with immense loss 10 the allies. The Paso
de IA Patda carefully watched by the allies
the success OF the Psrsguayan incuraons the
Inyadcrs full account OF the Notifications of
Hlmaiia with description Of Its approaches by
land and water, appear In the Herald to-
day. There was change OF ministry in Brazil
Bueuos Ayres tired Of the war, her financial
aud other material interests disturbed aud de
pressed by its continuance There a run amounting
anos, panic, produced by French influence the
Provincial Bank OF that city. The merchants proiiered
aid TO tho institution and private banks camc for
ward, aud one deposited $4,000 in silver and the
o,h'r Offering s25o,OOO ia gold if 1t was needed
A United States marine named Murphy. killed at
drinking house in Bucnos AyrcS He from the
American war steamer shawmut, lying in that port The
occurrence took place about tho Sd Of February.
THE FENIANs
Our aivces from PASSPORT siy,e that document, per-
suany the English sailors TO Join the Fen ranks has
been circulated board the British gunboai at Campo
bclo Forty TIC cleaner an English vessel
have been put irons sor mu,ny reward Of 81 600
offered for the arrest Of the cap,urers Of dag
on Ind an island Fenians It'll arrive at PASSPORT Two
hundred and nfty expected yesterday from Bos-
ton The Mayor OF Calais, Ne, spprehcnds serious
trouble from the presence Of fcnans In his
town and he has telegraphed 10 the Governor
fcr pro,sction. No disturbance had occurred yet.
Doran Kiau IL to address meeting in Calais No
one allowed In the Of Cornwall after eleven
O'Clock at night Colonel Wheeler is OF sanguinc and
cheerful temperament and takes his imprisonment easy
Two United States Army officers appearing on the streets
in their uniform oocasloued Excitement and mar
rowy escaped arrest The examination Of the prisoners
begins today.
The Fenau sistorhood opened fair yesterday, at the
Grmana Assembly Rooms for the benefit Of the poli,i-
oai prisoners
Tho steamship City Of New York, from Queenstown
April reached this port yesterday bringing European
news day later.
Tho German question remained unchanged, tho pacific
aspect being barely maintained II Ia repeated tina,
France cannot neutral the event Of war and
our Paris correspondent thinks that Napoleon would
calmly side with Prussv-in accordance with previous
arrangement with Bismark-Austria be humbied Prusss
control the German confederation, and France ana
Prussia control Europe"
II IL SAID that the French army will leave Mexico In
thres divisions, marching at different periods FROM
November. 1893, to November, 1851
Cotton advanced one-haif OF q penny in Liverpool
April bui the rise partially lost on the stb inst
Provisions dvn Breadsuas oaiet aud steady cousa'