New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

Total transportation for cart Load. SlS2 IN silver
The English war steamer Dotcrcl has gone mp 10 Par
aguay To make demand for all Englshmen t0relbly De
tained in that country IL does not yet appear what
number there may be Of that class rs Lopez provides
well for all that are valuable TO him An ohcer on
board the Doteel reports that the Paraguayans nave
three large chains twisted together and supported by
three four large boats across the river Just tte Oe
low umalta IL sand one OF these boats mas been SUNK
by the ronclads From the front Of the army the towers
OF Humaita can be distinctly seem But TINS slde OF them
formidable trenches being extended daily Win great
industry As the attack landwafd Is delayed tese oD
stacles grow in strength Women do mems work every
where, working In the trenches ana boys OF " arc
often found among the aptured soldiers The Paraguay
ans are absolutely unanimous and desperate in TINS war
II they retreat they even take the growing iut from
An Illustration OF good gunnery occurred as the feet
passed Curnpalty on Aug lj The ironclad iamanaare
n knocking down Is men, and so shattering the ma
chinery that sho oaed helpessy down the stream rms
this kind have occurred that they seem to be done on
There Just below Humaita very formidable battery
called the London Battery" because built Dy aus
dngushed English engineer IN tne aaf h S @ erco
PEI. II has the heaviest fortress guns IN SCUM Aee
aud casemated II is at this spot the meet mas uecteu
its whizzng notices 10 gut Tor e last c% Nv SS Province
Of COrloya On the 10th INST the Governor Luque DelnS
absent, the InspectorGenera OF arms SniEn u, s
assumed the rens OF state ana proceeded 10 an
the Federal officers In the CITY, among why no. VIA m @ ~
coerced. under threat OF immediate execution, 10 geS
orders munitions and men, and the orders were carried
nSSanv GT%aTd So Stored ted that they were not obcyed
The National Government at once Issued prociama
revolt and calling upon all the provinces 10 Ad Win men
and means put down dangerous rebellion Before
night the day the came there were more men un
der arms TO put down than there were under the orders
Of the rebels This revolution Is very coinpcacu one
M the Governor depOsed is friendly with the suppaners
and has been believed To be unfrendy 70 the NATIONAL
Iovernment against which the revolt IL directed SELF
led Gov Luengo imprisoned the Manager OF the bank
and forced loan OF $4,000 silver lie Is carrying Oh
fast course during his short career. . ,D -,
The question OF removal OF the capital Of Buenos Ares
10 Rosario was up for its final reading the day the news
of he revolution in Cordova arrived IL was 0mnOus OF
revolution and civil war, and the bill for removal was re-
eced so the capital remains here Another Dili IS 10
come mn providing for the removal OF the capital 10 Ro
saro uness this province shall cede this city KIND OF
District OF Columbia To the National Government.
The demand Of the army for bread has raised the price
OF flour and IL Is sti going up great deal OF wheat
has come from Chill. -,
There sa project foot for putting heavy dntylon al
articles imported from the United states, such as pine
kerosene -four etc. in retaliation for the heavy tah OH
woods. -, -.
There s great deal OF gold going to Europe from mere
for want produce Wool aud hides are so low since
Americans ceased To buy, that the trade OI inc
country has become greatly damaged. go
There rumors OF peace to-day, on account OF lho
difficulty in passing Humaita. The report Is mat ls
soon as IL known that the roncadS cannon psSio 'o
support OF the army above the Allies must ut once ie
tire. -, H.. ,.,., e
Exchange England Is As pence to the silver dollar