The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-06
soUyH AMERICA.
Continuation Of the r. volution ct Aontsvideo-
Business Utterly Para. 'ssd-Brsakins Out
Of Yellow Fever at b. snos Ayres-
Tho Entire Rios Re- -oiution.

inc rov0lut0n continues ana tue serious SoAAs1
Of this fratrcidal war are every day becoml'g
more apparent The camp Is In deplorable state;
for. with the wholesale appropriation Of all kinds
OF stock, oxen sheep and horses by both Co0radOs
and Blancos, for which the owners receive
no remuneration, our Estamieros are dts
neartened and many who came out to the
country few years since, with bright prospects Of
fortune making In sheep farming are now glad to
retire. with the transfer OF their all to free them
selves from their tmp0rtunate creditors. Business
In the city and In the country towAsis completely
paralyzed. the larger part OF the vessels winch ar
rive being ordered to BuenOs Ayreg for market
Sales Of imports dinicult to effect and condnsd
only to the most requisite articles Of daily consump-
ton.
The probabilities OF peace or o settlement Of the
difficulties tor which they are cOntending appears
more distant than ever. Some thought that tine
mors OF settlement (Which were talked Of aftsr the
Banco defeat at the battle Of Sancel In which ex-
President Mitre, General Martinez, ana other niu-
entail persons had taken an interest," would result
In something; yet not only have all attempts at
peace been frustrated. but the late am
nesty proclamation OF the government sane
toned by. the Camaras pardoning all
In arms against the constituted authority
and reinstating those Officers who held o commits
sion In the army but deserted to Join the rebels has
been avaied OF by very limited number. They
seem determined to fight 1t out Meanwhile the re-
sources Of the country are curtailed. c0nsidera-
BILE part Of the revenue collected In the interior
camp districts falls to the Blancos revolutlonists
and Is appropriated by them. The government is
much pestered for means to defray current ex-
penses, and the constant rum0r Of an additional
emission Of paper serves to keep gold up. Z
The breaking out or the yellow fever in Buenos
Ayres has caused stoppage Of communication with
the neighboring republic. A quarantine Of twelve
days has been imposed upon all vessels arriving
from said port. This amounts to prohibition, and
the greater part Of the boats which formerly piled
in the river are now laid up, waiting the removal
Of the quarantine. Accounts OF the disease in
Buenos Ayres were at first conflicting, but now
there can be no shadow Of doubt that 1t Is the ver
deaths from the disease being sixteen and by tele
gram we learn that the disease Is increasing. The
health Of this city continues good, and as cold
weather Will set IN next month 1t Ii TO be hoped
that we may escape the danger.
The latest news from Buenos Ayres regarding the
government After the battle Of Naembi, In Oorrt-
entes when Lopez Jordan was signally defeated by
b f Governor o. the province the dispersed
which has been divided into three divisions, and
large numbers Of prisoners were captured together
with arms and ammunition. The commander OF JOr-
dams infantry, Senior PelavecinO, has surrendered
to the Argentine forces. with number Of officers
Rios can be considered finished.
The action OF the revolution IN the sister republic
Will doubt have Its salutary effects this country
since the revolutionary faction here are svmpa-
timers with the JOrdanttes, and have from time to
time received assistance from them The BlaDcOs,
after their late disasters, sent commissioners to
Entire Rios with the view or obtaining additional
aid The result OF this mission Is not yet known;
at any rate its effects are not seen for the BancO
forces are scattered through the country and are
inactive The Carnival passed or quietly this year,
with It's usual accompaniment OF masked balls,
water and bon bon throwing The three days-10th,
Goth and 2lst-were celebrated In this way, all busl
ness being suspended ana every 0ne young and Old,
The 22d, Washngton's Birthday, was suitably
cOmmemorated by salute OF twenty-0ne guns from
the United States slOop Portsmouth and the other
war vessels In port.
Minister Paranhos has returned from Paraguay
and proceeded to RIO Ianeiro. HIS late mission Of
settling the basis OF treaty between the allied Pow
ers and Paraguay has been only partially accom-
pshed, he having been called away rather hur-
riedy by the Emperor OF Brazil In order to assist
In the formation OF new ministry.
According to recent advlCeS II appears that indus
try Is waking up IN Paraguay, new Impulse having
been given to the exploration or some territorial
products, among which are concession from the
government to certain parties to work sulphur
another for the free right to cut timber in the
monies (hs) for the space of twenty-five years. The
forests Of Paraguay abound in some excellent. rare
and costly woods there having been 800 different
tion has also been made to the government for the
right to appropriate the turpentne, gum arabic
and other resinous materials OF great utlilty,
The exhibition OF C0rdOva, OF which so much OF
late has been said and which was 10 have taEen
place this year, has been indefinitely postponed oy
q uecree OF the Argentine government, the unset
tied state Of affairs In the provinces being assigned
as reason.