New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14

| DAIEo-ALLlED SUCCESSES.
| FrSn Our Special Correspondent
BUENos AYREs, s. A., Sept "a, 1867.
| Our city is deuged with rumors of peace. They
came first as something not to be told then steamer
passed in mysterious silence TO Rio de Janeiro and now
statements made by the special board and
confirmed by dispatches from headquarters leave us very
little room to doubt but that terms have been reached
satisfactory TO the belligerens actually in the Held ana
needing only the requisite confirmation OF ther respective
Goyernments to be formed into a treaty; -, cha
The following Is version, little abbreyiated OF tne
caxias Brazilian Commander, and TO President Mitre,
Argentine Commander. approved by them ana sent py
ARTICLE /. The allied army Immediately evacuates
Paraguay, and the Brazilian fleet the Paraguayan
waters
ART. O. Marshal Francisco solano Lopez President Of
Paraguay and Commandern-Chef Of the Paragnayan
forces resigns the post OF President TO the VicePresi
dent and that Of CommanderinChef to Gen. Barrios,
and he the said Marshal Mt leaves for Europe Tor
the term OF two years from the date OF the treaty.
ART g. Paraguay yields up her claims to all ana
every portion or portions Of the Gran Chaco terri
ART The free navigation Of the rivers from their
source 70 the ocean granted acknowledged and rat
fed by Paraguay and the allied Powers.
ART. The question OF limits between Brazil and Par
aguay TO be referred to the arbitration OF neutral
ART The expenses of the to be borne by tho va
riOus belligerents respectively.
ART Prisoners OF Of all grades TO be exchanged
without ransom. ,,..,
by any OF the belgerents Independence OF Paraguay
guaranteed
ART. Q. The distractions In the RIVER Paraguay
removed by the Paraguayans within three months from
the ratification Of this treaty
ART. TO- Each Of the belligerent Powers engages TO
send diplomatic agent or representative to conclude
treaty OF commerce and amty.
ART II: The free navigation OF the River Paraguay
does not import the admission OF vessels OF war.
ART. II. An armstce shall be at once concluded ana
the ratification OF this treaty duly exchanged with the
The publication Of these terms has given new ne to
affairs IN the River Plate Some still believe that the Two
Governments will insist battle before treating but
believe To do would almost insure revolution bQtn vi
this Republic and In Brazil II be really true that Lopez
offers these terms which no one here doubts .
Brazilian paper openly declares that Humaita Is I'M
pregnable and that 1t would be suicide for the AdaO
proceed Neither could they descend passing Cufupay
again without serious loss
We have news rom the front TO sept TO- tor week
there had been firing. The news OF peace CON
fcrences being held was like charm over the spirit OF
Mars
Large trains leave Itaplru twice week. conveying
stores 10 the front at Tuyucue There will be 70 to 100
carts and many packmues, with droves OF relay oxen
All these are well guarded, TO avoid feeding the enemy
The distance Is about 10 miles the time required Is three
days for the trip and the lowest rate is &C. pound
Horses now brought from the Brazilian territory on
the Upper Parana Some idea ot prices may be obtained
from the rates at which beef the chief product OF the
country Is sold The prices are In silver dollars:
Lean, badlybutchered, sovenly beef, lOc the pound
fresh pork 5c nuttcn 62ic chickens " eaen k ana
the prices Of the following goods, Furnishing severely
those who sell higher rate Rice sugar and soap 25c
e. port Wine 75c brandy Toe the bottle; GIN SOC the
bottle Everything Is dear except intoxicating drinks;
/. e.. the neceSSdries OF life
Tie chief force OF the Allies Is at Tuyucue under
the reserve forces OF 1900 In the old camp at iuy,
while the forces Of Lopez are chiefly WITHIN the deIenses
Of Humata, where they safe enough. To beselge
this fortress would require line OF seven Leagues OF de-
Tense and ten times the present force 0i the Allies shou
the continue. the Allies preparing 10 establish
battery above Humaa. the Chaco side so as TO com
mand the river and 50 cut on supplies ana theh INVADE
the interior 80,
There are again interruptions order in various Of the
provinces Sta + In revolution. Catamarea Is not set
those provinces for years have returned from Chill and
are doing great damage They even hheet the uauc VI
this city persons have after buying goods for those
provinces returned them 10 the importers on nearing o
Through this whole Republic the papers discussing
the question OF the Presidency, the election ior mv
occurs next January, aud a reelection Is uncohSu'u
tional
There are three candidates spoken OF for the party now
In power. One Of these Is Senior Don Domingo r. sai
an able man, and the foremost cducnonais IN South
America. Another IL DR. william Rawson. at present
the son Of the late Dr. Rawson OF Massachusetts and
thoroughly good man The third Is DR. Adoph Alsina,
Governor and will make good President.
Each Of these has his own partsans but the cou
d de- gr' "'' " '' P'ODD VI '"' 'DN' "
The opposition has yet named Its fayorte,a and per,
haps viii not do at ALL but trust to It's success IN inc
Electoral College.
The stock Of wool on'hand is very large and although
yet the field The tariff OF the United States Is yirtu-
ally prohbory and the prices will be very low Beside
per cent on all mportatons virtually taxing the wool az
5t per cent driving many ont OF the business and will
49, $1,000 '~"~
The sheep are . year in good condition. increase from
There has been a severe drouth, but for two days IT
has been raining. and we hope for good season
railroads enough to rival the railway system OF the
United states Through every province across
editor would send the IRON horse
The capital after all IL 20 remain In Buenos Ayres MI
Thus we are saved from present coinnouoh' not
civil war - - Co.. an ,o,,
than Ia aatH In hnVa
nv the steamer Proyeedor arrived yesterday morning
with dates from TuyuCue 20 the 22d INST inc con OF
ana Menna Barreo had been again successful Accord
ing Instructions occupied the town OF Plar apoVe
reported that greater portion Of these were killed or
made prisoners Two pieces OF artillery found 10 Par
ers I'm the port fled 10 Asnpcon at the commencement OF
the combat The town Of Pillar Is to be fortified by me
allies Gen Mitre preparing 10 closely Deslege Hu-
malta For this object yarious divisions OF the army are
already in march. 1o,,,,,r,s Dan, %
GENTLEMEN Yesterday late in the day, left lapirn.
arriving here hours In the gray OF the morning
men took possession OF Pillar Upon the approach OF the
advancing column the garrison composed OF
resistance In their precipitation 800 head OF horned cat
tie co horses, and two pieces OF field artillery were
abandoned The cannonade at the north Is being per
severed in the reports OF artillery are audible here
Here the steamer Emilia just come IN win DARK ana
brig in tow laden with horses ana mules. Yesterday
nassed inward two steamers each had two tows
Plar the old town Of Neembreg Is on the Paraguay
M troops and supplies on the side 1t may prove
imporant post II Is the third town In size in Paraguay
II Ia reported that the Paraguayans are unwilling tina.
Lopez should the country 1t is said he has offered
for two years There movements continue as no aTmls
tce can begin until news Of approval can return rom
Brazil Some OF opinion tha after ALL we shall NOT
he able 10 make peace the basis proposed some one
or other the four countries concerned may reject tue
terms Public sentiment seldom Expresses ITSELF 40 ue,
cIdedy as II has done In demanding that this war shall
cease Just at ts close this Government has resolved To
purchase two monitors and messenger with 900
will soon be sent for the business One two good mon
tors would have ended this war long ago.
turned TO this port from Montevdeo. Her officers are
! very popular here.
Three OF the best steamers on this river are lately ar