The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13
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Fresh Outbreak in sa,,u-The Presidential
sn"s"ss-t.radsng tundidmt es-Peace Ru.
mors-~padss Are T,u"ps Tor the Present
al u'u-cne-pr.ircted europe an and south
Amcric Teieeraph able.
brENos AyHFs, s. A.. Sent. 2T, 1867
Again We have trouble tho interior provinces.
varela has again turned up in Salla the head oF .
rev D uloaaTy This occurs at q time when tho
Whole c3uutry quite exhausted and the rebel forces
60 on punderng and sackng, that they are always
fash lilo surrounding prosinces completely at tho
mercs OF the rebels. OF the chief
pages says that rebels least fifteen
thousand nsa Il this is So they safe for long
li,n 10 come.
Tue Corioea rsfcluticu Is quoted and the consttu-
tionsi authorities are restored; BAT 80 many uneasy
spirits are pponed ia, revolution Is antisi
PACED ! the usuora troops are Withdrawn.
toi'!ctn3 \ tat rebe'ons nave reference to
the spproao, acion o. President They have been
often hor " often break out again, that
ahst per y may rue the most OF the cleo
January !, wnen the elections occur.
ino prominent candidates for tue Presidency are
AaoIto Ana, the present Governor Of this province,
aad Domingo +. Sarmiento mister Pcnipotcn-
tary 'hc United siatrs these OF the sumo party
and are batb GOOD The atter las The advantage
present, ana Niii pseo4by b. elected IL tue oppo-
sipn - Coo ient OF beng aJie % eject helr candi-
oaie he VII, pernapq. be minated until aiter
l. ehoice Of elecors AGd then they viii unite on the
strongest man. IL tue con4uautid msa Is nct
X pie 70 reelection uence Pr sdenl tr1 can Fever
hope 10 oe Prasi en aan Il faAic properly, advance
,,riruitgre ral4rAad-, education be
ties, .his country ueser nat slcn President before,
liner neen talS eeace Uith parasaiy Tor long
time Recent orders arrived from ir1nt SO spending
kinds OF purchases and others
various transports further III
Indicate tnnt some movements iewar!s pea = have bec
ninae few DAYS arc azillan steamer passed dostt
river in Al. .ase making call al sueuos Asre
and having oa coard The cViel O IN Or hat.hd
taN no az n Ia IA ia .f.4
We must await che return mail before knowing e tt
Braz.i may ~ but there very Iit.io doubt
The uewspapers here are unanimous Ii dtsiriag "a
arrangement They discuss openly the disadsaHu q.
u md urge tie aoveTnioeGt 70 COMPROMISE
any rate 20 AS 10 rui MS Useless dian On ~ exsu ~
country sentine eats his K nd treey ate t,
winch wouu once have caused suspension Of 80
papers.
At Corrientcs and sii nearer the seat Of war
Wig rous llnpresslent Is gong on. aud any one 2 !
found with protection Is maIched OIL TO the ram
THIS aas made driy r. 30 scarce that vessei n
lie there month before beginning to unioad or WAT
of Inan.
Al Iuyu-cus, where the army Is now, tho dc fences
are prepared with great dill sencc. The Paraguayans
also are ~ WIN tue space Both parties are forriy-
M against attack AZ Ilapra, the base Of supply,
aargsou u 00) men, and the line OF dici-
pne has been greatly improved among the men, There
better orae,, cieanness. E.i OF better
neatp There never were SO few patents in the Argen.
tine hospitals now. lhcro ia nli in the grdor Of
rein sencng perhaps looking towards peace
The feet is iug between the TWO ports Curupaty aud
Humaita. Al tho latter pace irownins the
fleet battery ca amaze, NJ twsrty.ave neavy guns
Dailt by English engineer several years ago, and
very strong These guns be turned any vessel
attempting TO Cut Tue rou chain wnioa spaas the
torpedo flied channel.
the fleet has abundance OF mmuntIon and also 10
prov soned for six hs 10 e.urn will be easy
matter, they steamed past sarupaty rather
than attack, and encountered grea. dangers. Since
passing, Curupaty has been strenPtfn1ed During the
aud haii hours In which The spgie Tile line Of
steamers passing the tort planted square ON ho
sides roncads tao hundred and forty shots OF
sixty. eight aud eighty polnds The Colombo received
Of these forty sessn and vas much injured The decks
and weak parts protected bass Of sand aud the
PORTFOLIOS kept shut out yet the loss OF men was
about forty Now, more guns, more iorpedoes close
range Of lsty "a ds, among the dangers awaiting
the return In tact l. the general belief that return
advance il alike Impossible
/ We have from The front up 70 September TO-
There Of peace all directions, but no let up
military pine occurred and there still
sional firing Lopezs within the dol nces or
HunaIta, ih8 fleet above Curupaty. and below
HumaIta with plenty Of ammunition and six months
stores, aud unable. as believed to pass up down.
General Porto Allegro Brazilian, holds The old camp ut
fuyu y and Pre- dent Mire coDman 70 the bulk Of the
allies rugr-cue There IL Communicative with the
allied fleet by land on the Chaco side but b. water
Tic newspapers hsre d not scrupe to declare that
Humaita canno be taken BY the feet Inc proposit
for said to have been dictated b. lopez and
be approved by the Command RS Csxias t3razian).
and Mire tArgentincl They desI aehed with slI
by Marshal Caxas Chief Of Stall Colonel Fouscca
Souza. There is . general expectation thai tho
terms under consideration will DO the bams OF
an immediate peace
An agent is here 10 treat with the River Plato govern.
rope He represents European company and has
made satisfactory arrangements with Brazil aud Uru-
quay.
Exchange on England 49, sd. TO the gold dollar.