From South America

New York, Sept. 18. Buenos Ayres journals contain some furthor very interesting iteras concorting the Paraguayan war. There is said to be much apathy rogardiüg it amoug tho people of tho Argontine Oonfoderation, who are slow íd joinina tho army. In order to stir thom up, General Urquiza, formerly tbeir President, has issued a proclamation, in whieh ho eays that ho considera the contest against Paraguay bo sacred that ho would go to join the legious in the field evon if ho should bo deserted by hia own childron. The Argentino Government has m;ule arrangeinents for raising troops in Kurope, in order to drivo the Paraguayana out of the Brazilian prov inco of Rio Grande. The Etnperor has ordered that eyery fit man thore must bo put under anus, and thirty thousand from olhor provínoos raust naaroh at emeu to assist thora. President Lopcz of Paraguay is ditsplaying tho most extraordiuary vigor in his efforts to meet the assaults of tho thrce powors by wbioh ho is assailed. Every man and boy capablo of service ia put into the army, aud tho necossary Hgricultural work ia to bo done by tho women. It is thought that López has noarly ono hundrod thousanil incu under arms, and he is vvell auppliod with material of a very excuilent character. It is undqrstood ihat tho Seerotary of State has boon oiBoially informod by tho Governor of Vormont that tho Oanadinn authoritios havo paicl tho bauks oí St. Albau, in that State, $3'J,522,75 in gold and $30,01 0 iu bank notes pursuaot to an net of öanadian Parliament, doposited with ttieso authoritios upou the arrest of the St. Albaus raidera. The cutiré revenue rceoipts from Internal Kevenuo from tho first day of last July up to and Sopt. lÜtüi, amount, to the handsoine sum of 880,479,502,41. This far oxceods the expoetations of Commisaiouer Orton, and in faut is a muuh greatej sum than tho inobt sanguiuo woll-vLslicr of the Güviernuient bas calculated upou.