New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

mDEs-THE ALLIES STILL "OPENING uPD PAR
AGUAY-lIow THEY DO 1.-THE MOVEMENT TO
WARD TEE UPPER PARAGUAY-PARAGUAY AS
sUSlING THE oFFENsIvE-snNIsrER AsBoTB VERY
Ill
From our Special Correspondent.
BUENos AYREs, s. A., May 70, 1857.
The cholera has entirely disappeared from this city,
and from MonteyideO and Rosario The stringent quar-
antne regulations continue at these and all the little
ryorne towns greatly TO the embarrassment of business
The caution is excessive in that direction and very
greatly deficient concerning cleanliness. There is stl
some cholera IN the army though we have now our cold
During time Of the cholera the Government ordered
The Saederos lthe killing cstabshments 10 be shut mp
or these there eight within league of the
city, at little town at the mouth Of small river These
and each can kill from 100 to 500 daily. The arrival
Of the daily supply already its way accumulated
countless dIOyes Of animals near the city In Ordinary
times they sell they run. great and small at about $
silver each, but this brought the price down 70 oneha
dred OF animals have been killed by parties who pay
hack the hide only, and keep the beer talio"' "e io
Very liberal provision been made for the poor by
NOT yet appear IL il proposed divide 1t among the
hospitals others would give u 20 the schools rear tle
real biting wants Of the poor viii not be relieved In inc
right time The fund for the relief the unforunatcs OF
the earthquake Mendoza in 1850 has gone partly Tor
puElio buildings IN the new town, ana part OF IL - sun
The war in the interior has ended began, in smoke
Juan saa bloody Tebel and chief has escaped To Ch
and all the rebel forces scattered their resources
gone and their quasi governments arc replaced Dy eg
The Allies are stan engaged IN forcing their way,
opening upas II has been called for two years here
Paraguay So far all the forts that PARAGUAY does nov
evacJate prove mpregnable and no real progress is
made Recently all things arc standing 10 sec inc result
Of the coming OF Gen. OsOnO who Is crossing from
Southern Brazil towards Upper Paraguay on the Rlver
Parana He IS said TO have 4,5OO men, chiefly cavalry
and considerable forces have gone TO meet MN ana eo
operate with him. Lopez has not been dle 10 lOiymB
himself at the crossing place a.,
The cholera az headquarters has done more 10 rdcee
the Numbers than any battle yet IL has recently aDatd
somewhat but It las not yet left the army.
President Lopez has recently been assuming the Omen
siye, and 80 far from being exhausted he grows stronger
Al the capital the ladies have pledged to the Goyenmet
al Their personal property their money and ornaments
" needed or accepted, and this with entire liahliny
and gardens, aud caring for cattle 20 as 10 release inc
fOr the army. They make cotton cloth which serves
general work is that the crop ihis year Is better than
ever No want appears In munitions oi war ana as loI
food % Paraguay very plain and very cheap The
soldier does not need money so tong as lac bnH
food 30 at the war can 80 on at very little expense 10
The proposition for settlement by arbitration, prg
accepted by the Anes has been by Paaguay The
news Of this down NY last mail ~ ih,s tnc al
ton Of the United states except those united by The
triple Alliance These have res9yf9 ~, :" oEn gnsn cf me
war ana divide among them a the territory not really
20 tS Is nrepaTed 10 resist il TO The death
Cen Asboth' tIe & AiSIlS, 6I; ,ns and many consul
The Great nndertakng Of Mr. Ramms 10 make the Rio
salado river Eavgabe, is not likely 10 fan by hs dcatn
reported last mail by cholera Ills sOhIhlaS M 81. ~,
orans viii carry il on. Government by decree mas
changed the name Of that river o St. stephens, 70 com
momOrate ITS great explorer stephen Rslnn-. .,
Mr s b. Hall one of the Oldest aud most respected
American citizen here leaves by this packet Tor no de
JaDeiro, whence he viii proceed 10 New hohc No & non"
mercal man i'm the world deserves more honor OF more
Inodestly wears his distinctions.
The want OF some regular systematic mode o. connect
ing at Rio de JancirO makes the TRANSMISSION "i cttoIs
and parcels great uncertainty and often great los'
Congress viii convene in this city on May 25 when I'M
pOrtant matters viii come UP.
The English paper here has published INC c9iirSPoho
ence between Secretary Seward and Minister Motley