The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-16

intend 70 yield in any other He can remaa
where he Is for long time He is very little exhausted
by the war as Is now carried on while IL fearfuiy
expensive 10 the allies Skrmshes are of almost daily
occurence along the lines but they do result
mucn a. seIersi oa'e ~ army ana nest is now So
few days ago the United states Minister Hon. Chss
Washburne came down from Asuncion and passed the
Ines under nag Of truce, but u was only to give and
receive dispatches. -
week, wien ali that were on board recruits beween
200 and 500 arose. ana the guards robbed
the ship OF what thcy wanted aud went ashore
General Asbo,h the United States Minister to this 70
pubc fell few days ago on brick stairway and broke
ms lei1 arm second Tune, where - had once esen
trouble, bot he Is IN no danger
The rebellion in the interior is not queed though IL
IS not deemed beyond control 1t does not extend u
has ocasoned great losses by robberes and eyes Tor
troops and money. BURT must soon disappear
A Peace Conference mt Buenosi Ayres-wA.!
Desert from the Aiiies-Lepez Welcomes All
Who speak English Preparations for a Va.
orous ION to Asuncionr Campnig", &c.
"a BUEsos AYEEs, s. A., March ~. 1887.
II has Just tranEpired hst conference peace has
been held tnc houss In this city Ut which
President Nitro and the Psovinsna Prosideus u Urn
quay aud the Brazilian Minister present. The
results have not been given 70 the public bat u =
believed that all heartily agreed in the uscossi5 -
speedy peace Some important movements a. hoAA-
quarters seemed require little further exercise =
patience but siroug feeling pervades I'll CLASSES hass
that Che mediation Of the United States ought - b
once accepted. ..,-.- s+ - II adi less srlsS9
Very recent and Trustworthy Information has bssa
ceycd from Paraguay indicating deepening puross -
continue their of defence 70 The utmost Tnus -
signs Of failing supplies seem and with tra1e
open through Chile and Bolva 70 the Pacc there ~
danger OF exhaustion. In the low, death breaEhn0
marshes At ruyuy they have held the Allies u bay fss
year, and their spirit is moi whit abaleA M a9
Nothing public Is snid Of dsssr,ions but Lopez \ M
without gain from this source English spsaking ~
who base been nveigled the allied army b. thsss
scoundrels lhs andsharks feel that gross fauA -
6ceu practised On thsmnot by the governmen bst ~
to dseer and their safety dsssion 10 TO 60 -
enemy. These welcomed by Aopex, and they -
and ices about hs question At issue Il would .
wiser IN this government refuse to accept any wAo
We have also me news ' IN nom : the interior a
Paraguay that the most vigorous work 10 every
he way 70 ssp % Aona the soss q
river Paraguay from Fort Curupaity Asuncion, there
Is succession Of .orpedoes and batteries Al the sAns
time w have the news that although large fosce ~
the Argtntnes has been Withdrawn from the front a
account Of the rebellion in the INTERIOR still tho Braxi-
their army 10 greatly Improved. The discipline has ben
greatly strengthened and preparations On grand scals
Marshal Osoro the with new forces Sowards
Paraguay intending 70 oross the Panama river ~ rss
viii be sent 70 meet him All things pcrtend ! bssds
near. and y V beloved generally that Il via % 81
IS a. g.
and II Is said many follow, end Paraguay
will DO Invaded atthat Post With force OF from shis
teen to lfteen thousand men. $40 haif.stsr 81
National bonds have risen within the last twenty days
loor II per cent and they are in great demand. The
value Of the paper dollar fixed By Law defining ~
rate OF giving and taking Of the Provincial Bank does ma
change II exhibits such skill Is this country nsvss
before Ia finance r sH ~ .aes 81
The Governor Of the province, Dr. Alsina, Is now
travelling through the PROVINCE much g Peter NJ
Great did learn better the necessities Of his people
lie met every where BY marks Of the highest estecm
and he chooses the great lines Of travel. bat The
neglected. and will visit the frontier 10 see the
worst tor the prrpose Of improving it The two chisf
native papers have reporters travelling with him.
Up "a the hour OF sailing OF the supplemental mag
We have the news OF the resignation Of the Secretary
state Of Coriova DR. Bouquet But little fear Is entor-
tanned Of the loyalty OF that province. Colonel Cor
dova at the head et governments troops, has beea ks4
by the rebels. He was . native OF Catameerca pso-
vince, born In $780, has been In many rovolutonA geA
orally In favor OF the national government and 0u Tor
incorporate habits he might have taken tho eans -
live 70 light another day. . =, s.s,-ss,4 ..i,iNs