New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-19
SOUTH AMERICA.
airline.

isJJMoR5 or PEACE-THB ARGENTINE rRooPs RETURN
ING FROM THE FRoNT-PREsfDKNT mIrrX
HoME-PROPOsAIlS OF PEACE FROM THE uNrrEb
STATES UNDER CoSsIDERATION-rHE REBELLION
IN THE PRoyINcEs-THE SUCCESS OF SPECIK
PAYMENTs-sUcCGss or RAILROAD BUSINESS.
Pryu Our Special Correspondent
BUEsos AYREs, g. A., Feb %, 1857
The impression that are to have peace speedily
has quite taken possession OF the public mind. Months
ago all the troops that Uruguay had at the mont had
melted away except those who had been taken prisoners
and reclothed and sent to the army making up the
quota Of that country The others retired Now. the
demands rebellion in the interior provinces have called
President Mitre from the foreign to the domestic war;
with large share Of the troops now In fighting
condition He arrived at Rosario ten days ago.
where he is organizing forces for the interior.
The important part of the Argentine forces viii also
leave the front at before the time OF the departure OF
forces This great weakening OF the forces In front ib
eved 10 presage peace as many wouldG0t believe thst
such move would otherwise be made 49,
mander resolved to make grand attack Fort Curu
cordngly Of tho determined and powerful on
sets OF the war was made The whole aSalaDle meet
many hours and there burst in or near the fort 5000
bombs Lake Piris was also occupied win guhDosts
which could reach the intrenehments OF the army ana
and all along the line Of Paraguayan forteations the
Allies brayely attacked them AT first the Paragayaos
energies against the fleet which carried off many signs
Of
not apparent aad conjecture may not be correct Tho
iron ciads were considerably damaged.
Kahps was pierced from side TO side by ball the Msrus
Barros had her turret pierced and she and the Hery
narrowly escaped from sinking. Altogether the day was
OF little worth farther than to show the nette Oh tho
sSnayans the land forces would have reached the fort.
But they have two three lines OF fallen thorny trees
placed between deep wide ditces which there is mud
and also more thorny trees through these passage n
understood tina, proposals Of peace made from The
United states are under consideration ny AL ns Pare
deepened that all the papers speak OF as Doth
desirable and probable One OF the panss OF sas pat par
form Of the late conspiracy was NO more war Win ra
"ssterday. President Mtre arrived at this city Hs
had called al Rosario to organize the forces destined
extinguish the rebellion in the interior provinces TIC
looks little worn and exhausted he has been IN poor
health for some time. He met at the beach by -
great many thousands OF citizens, and escorted o @
Government TO his house. followed by four regiments of
tho National Guards. Gen. Atre President Oh the re-
M sections and parties represses revolutions with
out appearing himself IN the. least HIS own
S SHIls' policy seems 10 extend ''e over 81 "nO A' "
The rebellion in the interior will be Of short dnrs-
ton of .s hopes are cut OF by the return OF Pre-
sdent Nitro to his governmhRt The provinces OF san
Cordoya PROCESSES TO be loyal and probably H. but
Governor holds the doctrine OF state rights SO intensely
G "a n, .na nro oy When Gem oSsda ap
preached Cordova at the head OF National troops INC
Governor
did would be resisted by provincial troops Al ATTEST
accounts Gen. TabOada was proceeding ana INC genera
have informed the governor that his oppos
ton out OF place. .o. 49,. o.,
The effort made by the Province of Buenos Ayres to
Give fixed value the paper dollar Is meeting VAIN
The most singular The dollar had long ranger
ar from so TO $50 for 81 gold law was passed nIng
the value at sl 81 OF gold and requires the Bank 10
give and take gold and paper at that rate strange 10
saw the rush on the Bank for paper, and lron Jan
10 this date the Bank has been the gamer OF s5oAo
gold Fortunately, IL has the option OF Issuing pspsr
M lhtum fer this exchange The use or the gOld ~
otained the loss OF bills by or they are on nss
able paper must give the Rank an immense prsll 10
Furnishes specie basis for the currency ana prepares
tho Way for "A new issue OF specieequiyalent bills
TIE Bank (provincia has, beside TINS sum- aDvas
AZ 100000 OF specie hand. The Bank Is so poweIu
that il can at any time control exchange as ~ make
unavoidable TO export specie and so the golden cues
il always this way Tie railroads centerng NJ TINS envy
are all doing an immense business and are paying un
dends Of from TO 10 per cent per annum Inc
b,tween this city and Monteyideo Is DAILY lt~creasn
use. IL was ahead Of the times; Dnt the tunes ~"
improving, and 10 must yet pay. -. on.e
Ia time Of an internal and q foreign war at onSs
National bonds are steadily going having risen IN s s
last three months from 80 to 80 shipments OF wool 70
United States since Oct IS to Feb % are shis year ~
bales against 2575s OF same period LAST year AniI
Killed tins season 70 date, $1,000 Exchange on
so nence 10 the silver dollar We have ruors OF cho
M Rio de Janeiro; but 10 has not made its sppearo
here yet, and we hope IL may not The summer Is Low
nearly over