The New York herald., 1867-01-23


Tho United States steamer Juniata Captain Almy and
the steamer Aohican, Commander Simpson, were at Rio
Jansiro December 25. All wen.
OUR BueHos AyRes CORRESPONDENCE.
The Submarine Link Of the Trans.C C ontinental
Telegraph-Harm0ny in the ParaGuayan
Cnmp-Contrary Report from Allied
S0urce-Indian Invasi0n-WO0l Cheap
Chance for Manufacturers-lntense Heat.
BUKSos AYRRs, Dec. IL, 1866.
FIRST SUBMARINE CABLE IN SOUTH AMERICA.
The great OF the past fortnight has been the in
staation OF the telegraph connecting this city with
Montevdeo. Az soon as II was well finished banquet
prepared for each city, to occur At the same tlme
and the transmitted by telegraph from
table to the other The principal dgnitares from both
cities united the festival As the first submarine
telegraph South America and the first Of any kind in
tended for commercial purposes It was a really import
ant event. As far as know it was the first time in all
the world whore two tables kept informed Of each
others and speeches. where toasts reported
hundred and fifty miles away and called out rounds
Of applause Fat great q distance at the moment
Yesterday arrival the English mail teegraphed
from Montevideo Americans were anxious to hear the
OF the elections in the United States but had 10
wait twenty -four hours for that nsws
HARMONY AND UNITY o. PrRrosE AMONG TEE PARAGuAYAss
The Paraguayan war goes on slowly but its conse-
quences coming fast enough II erecting into i'm
porisnce that little garden Of barbarsm and Lopez
not fail to bear future prominence that he had
before The prowess Of the Paraguayan soldsry also,
was thing not imagined But they maintaining
sodery character not surpassed by that Of any army
the world Lopez has nothing TO lose for he cannot part
with any Of his river bound territory He does not use
money to carry the war; for they all live like large
family and the patriarch carries the purse, but has
need pay his children for their work. and they feed
themselves They almost idoiatrously attached to
him and they arc singulary unanimous in al the
ures proposed by him.
For the last Ave months there have been three Para
guayans travelling through every part OF that country
spe& No efforts spared by them to corrspt officers
and dsmorazs soldiers and yet 30 cautious they
that they passed safely They have recently returned
and they tell story OF most marvellous adventures II
said the fruit Of their mission that two hundred
men, mot yet connected with the army, enrolled
rebels, and gathering additional forces
RUxoRED nuNY m PARAGUAY
The following letter from Argentine general should,
perhaps be received with grain Of salt
TrYUry Nov. 90, 1856
A yousg captain in Lopezs army. named Dolores
last August the garrison Of Cerro Leon and the latter
Joined the re6els with cries Of "pi~d u ibevtod ~
carry they made for the hills the approach Of strong
column sent by Lopez 10 chastise them, and took up
strong position where they gave battle 70 their pnrsaers
eight hundred with two pieces Of artillery, which
fortunate than the hrst the rebels taking
the Guns and baggage, besides number Of prisoners
When las. heard or the rebels numbered six hundred
strong near Tibcuari Guazi, and their number daily in
creasng they marching for Capdelass seek the
protection Of BriPader Portinho and the Brazilian dvi.
son supposed TO be somewhere in Misiones Il
Lopez knew OF this mutiny when he proposed peace 10
the allies.
In skirmlshes Of the snsmy passed
over 10 us besdes three prisoners We have taken On
A~nA
vas the Rrazilans replying with advantage. Their bat
teries at CuYupay also active but think Lopez is
done m, and We shall soon have second CruguavaDa
General ENRIQUE CASTRO.
rnoDicIors ACTIVITY rARAcrArASs.
The new Commander Chief Marquis de Caxias, has
reached the front, and no such rapid movements
we're expected appear IL s now believed that most Of
the delays Of the past have been unavoidable and
aside. II is now quite certain that the PaTaguayans
nsre with bricks and mortar and stone. with and
spades orp does and sunken ships, done amount OF
defensive work that would do honor In any army OF
their numbers In the world Men OF experiences In the
art OF war who have visited headquarters and learned
ihe state or anais declare thai the only inst
begun. Not day passes without men being employed
4 to extend or strengthen their works.
2, ws. mas % On 70 ne mo honoa % nssrss ~
Mendoza undertook TO put themselves n' by opening
ibe prisons brbng the police and raising the cry No
force 81 twelve hundred men, while the government
could only muster three hundred The ncighboring
long and widespread roofs, and what may yet result
from 1t knows All the available national troops
thorssnd men a. his command, and is evidently sup
ported by Chile General Paunsro was sti assembling
troops and IT was hoped would soon be enabisd to crush
| the revot ~
| second Indian invasion has been made in the pro.
vince OF cordoba. The Indians kno~ that there are
troops 70 oppose them, and they attack towns,
carry OF prisoners, kill whom they choose, sack trains
os wagons and drive on thousands Of cattle and horses.
10 al No.
pei the indians and rather recruits for the army
taxing 10 the utmost the energies OF The nations! govern
meut
For the last three days fair has been held IN this
city Of the public squares orcsl intended for
the benefit of the srk and wounded. ] have not yct
heard the reeips reported beyond the dyst day. these
amount TO eight thousand dollar. silver
AMERICAN wool nANrrlcrrESRs
Wool IL coming into the city in large quantities but
the demand is NOT st all great and prices are low. II
seems q better qaa s"sn .o,Sr .yss ysar out IN, me
clip reaches the United states there will be line margin
for tho importing manufacturer
Thus far the wheat harvest promises ommonly
we'll Nevertheless, wheat has gone up in this marke,
nfy per cent above the price at this time last year.
IMMENSE yIrIDs OF STOCK.
The number Of sheep Ia rapidly increasing that the
neghboring provinces begin TO receive largely Of our
Souhis ,sss,f IN two or shree wear. On many sheeU
farms establishments have been erected for extracting
the tallow from sheep instead OF selling them alive to
one who has not seen these cattle covered plains csn
hardly imagine their immense animal product General
and he loads ships every with the wool from his
sheep The upper provinces abound in cattle which
srss = And and cheap are horses sa
every year many thousands are killed merely for the
hides and oil.
WV METHOD or CURING HxEr.
Another process Of curing beef hss just been offered
70 the public here lis By permssting the beef with
easus chiefly sulphurou& SO far has been tried
seems sucosiuL II 10 another added the over four
hundred modes Of curing the beef Of this country.
General Flores has ssued IN srder requiring the hanks
Snr unkn n Houv daws Vys
country ssll under military rule and II 10 great con-
venence 70 be able TO issue edicts lava No eeea-
II In the way and no delays need Thus fsr
beove that General Flores administration has been
succsu and ~ wise - u ussa whom the constitutional