The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-05-27

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straoh, ~ sn,,,ce snfyc;en,w l,rgs for mast. snr
80, -. ~ 49,, 49,. 80 ~ a.,as;ar ,,lan,s ~,
,ys cnnnd ..ssn;na -, ~ 800 o,ar e,orLs a,J IN
every nooL and eo sa hr,,hs .nd res in IN.
their spring season az flowers and s,eh bowers. so
fragran, % .,,on.' "a ~ L..,,;c,, yo,,,,n.s
cmd he wr;,,sn IN ,h.;r a,.;ss ma ,r,,i, J;d Ron
nland saw ,ha, years ,oah, h. sosn, in ,vr,;no =
description of Them We had No one IN classify or
atlempt descr;n,;on Of ,bem hn, ,f,en AID we wish
I've had those dear 10 me- bsra 10 .n;oy and Win me-
wonder nj tbis new and bsan,;l,,} country We
found someth;ng now :, .,srn s,sr Of o,'r ;,,na,.
and when we rode in,o the ancient town ~ Yn,ca'
raw once he can;,ai Of = aea, rim 81 Inaaps
when thai tribe emhraced chrs,,an;,y, h,, ,ha L.
sni,s cbr;,,ened Asmnc;on bv ms snsl, as:nmr,;on
'u..a aa,.s ..';.L d;as'I,, ~ 20 'Pe.
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,hs, ae vsre =, ne baven IF on o,,roa., ''''
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49, -, -. hna.ed 49,. s'n $500. :, ,'o
co, H., ;nnno,, ,.;,h he De- 'd :; - 80
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n,h.ra ~. De- psaa;d..,' i;,..d .a IN ~,
49,. y e SUI 49,, w m wy PoDio o,'9s,
S us''iouse anu treasury apartment are 10 oe
tn. ,,.;,,.,. rL.;.,
Jug p,i'o,e nooses are Senefahy pun o. or1h or
,aud;,, a"u p'a'e.eu oser, one s'1ry ns' au
saS;'s ~ L 'sJ sPaee W. nau no u'i'eu''y =,
and - Tne,c Il was luNury 70 s1e pcu
paa ioi' 'o, 'no .'n'o VS. naa 'e' io
auo, We nau every hignt slept on our saup'es' eA-
oIaa,, 80 -, .ao sdouu w uoiais P,oso.eu
Ia 500 ~ CIV "e iol VIC i'eii WIZ We
n t Soou SWIM, aiiu fc'urncu W our quarters,
"snI ior 'no nist nns lor many ~eehs, razor
passeu W. W, iaecS, We shaVeu, urcsscu, anu
ssva,e lJom s.ro atoura OWL iouma
s, as plion s"u'enes' ne ra,oiscah con-
VIII iena,s' uul IS empty Al .he houses nave
salueis, anu ni'cr snort walk rom the cehtre OF
e'e HOUSES anu saIuelis h'aue 'he Guy loon
O. nv sounuy si,'ee u' s ivy.
49, .o'u W ~ nsuoo,, was LOT eigheon lays
S Snen W. pooh ou' passports Ioi buehos hy.es'
5s ooh a a1e. our ARRIVAL we callea on Ion An
~ "a ~ ou' i.'I. nau pech ior"eu
~, u we'o uoa'1u '"ost hihu,y ny nun anu
ne., amy mn - e rau peen 70 puenos Ayrss 10
80, a"J :. ule PieesuIe ne naa IA 'heIe
ahis uio ao4ua,h'e s oi seVelai Oh our couh-
all sincerity assured ms ,ba, hs ,yss on ssr.
want: that his house was onrs. and t,nlv ue
found him kind and bosn;,ablc friend ne nrom-
sed 10 introduce ms N his evcelIencv the presden,
and on the apponted dav we called with SENIOR
Gil on him al the ooverpmen, honse We Were
ushered into a plnin si,ting room furnished with
Baltimore cane seated cba;rs and fonnd Ms EyceI-
jencv Senior Don Carlos aa,nn;o nnsz rs v.;,;na
for ~ SeveralIv ve we've ;n,rodced ~ a,'d noe
hands with him He i . very ecornnlen, ,aa,
WEIGHING over two Hundred and Sfv nnunds shom,
fortv wears old and Eve feet ION ;n.bes h;gh NTH :
nlea.s;nn GOOD na,,,rad CO. I IL .... -, -
seated md he frs, fnrmal;, NM s,fosss he;n1
mast he entered very readily into conversation With
rs about o,,r ;onrns,,. hnn.d NO bad -, ,;,h Nv;
treatment IN oyr road sn h;s
tion at meeting with c;,;zena az The Ifn;ted S,a,a
pointed to a pcture Of the steamboat Nentune mack
ct between New York and Charleston. which hung
in the room in a very handsome gilt frame and was
very particular in pointing out the great advantages
that would be Obtained by one navigating the rivers
Of Paraguay. That boat drawing about four feet
of water could ascend the Palcomayo and Vermiio
rivers to the centre of the richest part of Bolivia and
that the voyage to Buenos Ayres could be made
with great facility That the world were mistaken as
to the navigation of the Parana river as that during
the time of the Spanish government a vessel of Eve
hundred tons burden was built at the city Of Asun-
con and sent to Spain; and that he hoped the enter
prise of our countrymen would induce some one to
come out with steamboat
pro.;don, o., h.. ,,.,,,r ,,o., ~. .e p....,.
hn, ha = go roJ Lna,,od - - 80 = ary i
10 ns,;,n,;oDys sanJ rdnc,s ..h; ~ any ~
,nh ~ M NIL spphe 81
~ ,.a ana ~ ny nsu =
e, ase,,' u OUT SoS.y q. hsunclon anu OF ms
nc: s'G J, Sus woulu 3. re-
Es,;ss i.s inuopeaIen1e ~. an agen, o. t9s
Insnsn n nau sisl.eu mem, anu naa sag
VIZ. .,Y - aJ.s;,,e al: ~. p,n ~ =
~ my .. 'oss uu
.'a i !, 9ne ~, ere o1.ns no saves
mo-, a,u = "a :. ,ioe iauo'
our efs, "a. 'as W .nse. nodrs anu was mos,
,;n.aI. o"e ';au',s iues,ions 81, anu
''a;,; - h null III on Deeras 'ne
@ ~ ~ - ms I co ~ was sia'elu' 20
or =, ~. ny oadI,r c.. ~" .on ~. u
IN ,hs IIn;;.d Sa,ss !. y" -, ;,s .aa'
:" u'o oi,''u oa'o' . INV o' i'' WY 70 Asan''o"
ne spoke OF Doctor Francia and his government,
ana SAID that nc had been very great beneacor TO
his counry that ne, from the FIRST had foreseen the
civil wars that had 50 distracted the Spanish Amer
can republics; and that, by his policy OF nom
intercourse, Paraguay had been kept free from all
those wars; and that when ne died, nc LEFT behind
HIM million OF industrious, quiet people; while
every other republic had been torn to pieces, and
depopuiated; and although by the policy OF Francia
man IN Paraguay was not worth more than ten
thousand silver dollars yet all were able TO earn
wing; That there was not beggar IN the country,
and that soon ne hoped to seen ms country take her
position among the nations OF the earth, and pc |