New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-29
SOUTH AMERICA.
TIRE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.

SOUTH AMERICA.
TIE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.
PACIFICATIoN OF CORRIENTEs -PREsERvATIoH
OF FRESH MEAT-G0YERHMENr APPRoPRIA-
TONS FOR EDUCATIoN-EURoPEAN IMMI-
GRAFTON AND ITS BENEFICIAL RESULTS
MOVEMENTS OF UNITED STATES OFFICIALS.
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
BURNos AYREs, Nov. 1.-THE mission of DR..
yeieI sarsned Minister OF the Interior, TO Corrientes
has been completely successful, legal and constitutional
order having been reGstabshed few days in that
magnificent province every OF which has been desc
lated by civil war DIR. Sarsed has won golden opinions
By the ability he has displayed in the negotiations which
have put end to a struggle which had produced such
sad consequences 10 the whole republic To Insure tho
permanent pacliication OF the province the Naonai
Government has issued decree to the naIohi ana pro-
yincal authorities, ordering the arrest ~ Gen hcanOr
Caceres, Of the chiefs OF the revolution III Whatever
part OF the republic he may be found for having 1aed
present himself before council OF when s'tIDohco
70 do So
The subject Of preserving fresh engaging
the attention Of the Government the project beng one
from which great things are expected should success
attend the experiment in any degree commensurate win
the expectations which have been formed respecting IL
Congress- previous TO its adjournment voted the sum OF
10000 francs to be awarded as prize 70 te inVen y,
best for the preservation OF fresh meats and the Natona
Government has issued decree allowing Si1 ioSns 70
modes will be publicly tested and the prize awarded
Another decree OF Importance has Just appeared,
whereby the National Government appropates the sum
Of 1900 francs 70 educational purposes part OF ms
amount L to be dsyoted to the ESTABLISHMENTS OF ,s s9
establishments Of several schools In other places ~ me
province of that This Is sarmicntos FIRST move ia
The matter Of popular education after his elevation to the
Presidency and follows will be seem very closely upon
heels OF his Inauguration Chief Magistrate OF the
Republic He stands pledged to attempt great things
for the cause OF education IN TINS repnbc ana rom bs
we'll known enthusiasm in that cause-which has made
him famous IN the United well the South
American Republics-cOuped with the practical kpow-
edge he acquired Of the different systems OF edncs
I'm Europe America, ~
IDENTIFY expected that great things will be accomplished
by HIM In this direction during the term OF his sdinin
The news from the seat OF in Paraguay IL to the
effect that the operations Of the Allies have been com
peey parayzed and interrupted for several days by
heavy rains which fell in the neghborhood OF the CAMP
well Pamas and in the Chaco IL - thonRht that
the food will compel Lopez to quit Villeta and retreat
toward the great lagoon part Of the squadron follows
up communication with headquarters The Allies were
prepared TO strike decisive blow at the enemy mme
dately upon the cessation OF the rains Meanwhile, the
sanitary state OF the troops much improved but they
impatient to escape from the nacuon TO whch the
bad weather had doomed them for several days AS the
waters had already commenced TO subsidc, the decisive
movement which was contemplated would not De long
delayed Lopez, however, does not seem TO have lost
at least he seeks keep up 10 the last moment
Illusion his true position for he has addressed
a proclamation 70 the people and the army OF Paraguay
i'm which he declares that Is ont Of danger
and appeals their patriotism aud their christian sent
ments adding that by the favor OF Divine Providence
and the power Of their armies postery will render hon
age to the power and the glory OF Paraguay The Allies
on their part think that they will enter Assumption On
the 25th December. IL is the general opinion IN the
Allied army that Lopez will not make stand at his in
trenched camp Will retire with his troops into the
interior OF Paraguay on ali sides it is considered that
the question will soon be finally settled.
Immigration ia also subject which IL now npder the
Immediate consideration OF the Government regular
migration bureau Is about to be established AT e
held out to the European emigTant 10 come TO these
shores but the War Department VIII take special care OF
all immigrants arriving here; 10 their wants and
requirements; provide for them land agricultural mpe-
ments and seed besides susenance until their farms are
able to support them This proof Of the wisdom
government. European Immigration has given great
Impetus progress Of the Argentine Republic in che
arts and Industry within the last Is years. During this
period towns and villages have sprung mp. roads have
been opened, railways and tramwsys have been Dut
canals have been opened. and other improvements In
navigation adopted and manufactures OF all kinds en-
fabshed And all OF this has been accomplished In spite
OF the civil dissensOns by which the country has been
atated through the introduction into the republic of
population that has devoted itself 20 the development OF
The wealth OF the country. These improvements are e.
pecally noticeable in the Province OF Buenos Ayres
Here there four lines of railway ia active operation
The population Of the captain numbers at least 100000
souls. Streets are being opened, and new building.
splendid cj y; while within q circuit Of from
i've to sI leagues around the city, seyers'
beautiful villages have appeared As II by enehantmeDi
besides the manufacturing and commercial towns Of
Boca and Bsrraccas To give al idea OF the Importance OF
these towns distant three miles from each other
nav be stated only they connected with the
catal by ralw TO both. but that second
ton OF the two towns is t. DAY nearly .Ooco souls Bar
raccas has very large BasqGs population and ~ the
der that this town thrlves 50 wonderfully, or
that the head. Of its principal essaolishmcsts.
take the lead in the progressive movement
Among them may be named worthy OF especial notice
Mr. Ernest Roquand. who Is OF French origin bat who
has bee in for 26 years The inhabitants OF
BARRACKS lately gave this gentleman regular popular
ovation banquet which they offered him as an sI
of their gratitude for his devotion TO the public
welfare Immigrants arriving here from Europe, IL Will
be seen do not remain idle; they always md work
and the of lettering their condition Now that
agriculture Is being pursued on large SCALE new neId
is open 20 them and with such fertile soil az these re
gions possess OF abundant wealth II placed
within easy reach Of the industrious.
Intelligence has been received from Bolivia that Cen
Megsro bowling the sovereignty OF the people, has
relinouished the dictatorship and holds only tho title Of
Provisional President until the elections take place
The American resident Minister, the Hon Mr. Worth
ipgtop has arrived from Monevldeo. IL is currently
reported that the American Admiral and Minister Nc
Mahon Will leave for Paraguay Immediately
The credit of the nation better; the interest
and amortization of bonds most piDctuaily PAID
Money is abundant. The wool market IN extremely ac
tive good lots coming in being at sold and none
have TO 20 to depots save inferior lots.