The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-12


CTtsasiatsA frsa La Prsass UraguAIAl
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The sr.s su.rdhosss Ssio.s.s 70 Paraguay, as ire:
papsrs Upon his stating ,has he had nothing but Bis
dag to show, he ordered at return; and
me- s 70 Be q e
made signs that hs should b obliged to are his guns
him After some explanations, however. 1t Was agreed
that the English steamer should return far the
entrance II the river Paraguay, and there await the
orders Of the supreme government.
Carlos Lopez sent orders the officer commanding
notilla to allow the Locust to pas; but he fell into
violent rage when the Locust foreign ship of made
but in front Of his capital without having either hotei
the aag of the republic to drs salute
Influenced the nsgoda lions throughout ut '' ''''''
The Locust had 60 back to Corrientes to bring the
espondencs which had arrived by the English packet
but the President refused to Aisw her do ana
OF ten days xss necessary before the prob
tion removed
Ject Is TO blind bis subjects every OCCASION mani
Tested his desire that England should formally
tbs Of the country On the very day o
ever (the 9th OF January on which this acknowlodg
ment made in due form by Sir Charlie, Hotham he
declared that he would make treaty with the British
government Although up to that moment he had never
ceased 10 give MIN TO undo that upon that point he
would raise no impeachment.
Great the surprise and anger OF the British Peni-
President
The French steamer of war Famb,rt had left the b.
having stayed there eight days. during which the Pleni
potsntary had frequent conferences with the Provisional
Director of the Argentine Confeder and his minister
Dr. Pepa but reaching the Esquina fifty leag ues
above the Bajads the Flambart upon sand bank,
from which she could not get oil for four five da
and then with her engine damaged in order to repair
which Mr. st Georges stopped At CoTrientes where he
heard of the treatment his English colleague haa
with IN Paraguay Thinking to avoid q similar rece pton
he despatched thence letter to the President acq
ing him with his mission and soliciting his authority
proceed to the capital which was in due course for v.rd
ed to him Correntes by Don Carlos Lopez further
show their OF the courtesy Of the French minister
the Psrsguaysn officers of Tres Bocas and Pillar he
by brought him presents of fruit and fresh
visions at which the Cheyser St Georges
sfactcn saluted each If the said places passed with
twenty guns He did the at Assumption the day
after his arrival but il not tall after days delay
that he obtained public audience OF his Excsllency the
FL cespcy in fun aDiform-a the local authorities
al the legations, and among them Sir Charles Hotham,
and all his party, being present.
The President Of Paraguay rem aimed the whole time
seated, with his hat The speech which the Che
ST. Georges addressed to him in French please
him. and at complimentary phrase OF the French
minister he raised his hand to his hat.
The negotiations lasted menth. The French P!eni-
potenary forewarned Of the he had to deal With
declared from the first that he could recognize
OF Paraguay till he had settled the treaty
he had come to negotiate.
At length, the 10th Of February, the bases were
agreed uporat least the President Of Paraguay for
maly promissd the Penpotentares that he would
cept them
The term, of the said treaty which has been signed
by the French and Engli-h Pienipotentares aud the
North American and Sardinisn Charges dAaires, are
move or less as follows
Free navigation Of the rivers granted the contract
ing Parties
(hthertO not permitted to foregnersj They may witt
the towns the sterier and trade there hherto they
have only been allowed to reside at AssumptonD and,
lastly, they may internary with the of Paraguay
(Which has hitherto not been permtad)
We hope thst this treaty, which will introduce
LEGISLATION into Paraguay win be but the
Of long list of reforms very necessary TO be made in
that country Then foreigners proceed thithsr WITH
of safety but they be in
doing before they have their accredited agents the
republic OF Paraguay.
Tho Pr-siden, you'd not consent to treat with the
Pen les except on soudi Ion of their usiox their
good offices with tho Brazilian government bring
about treaty Tor tie settlement Of his frontiers With
Il win be ucient briefly to sluds to the pstensoa.
OF ION Carlo, Lopez this respect what
he is aiming the territory OF Paraguay is bounded
on the north by Bfsz but the frontier from
that Of Brazil BIZ Immense forests which 10 sards
ncrh the refuge Of Indians who have ret
subjugated Is the son'h, the territsrs which has
lately bssn seen up Paraguay to Corrente. virtue
OF the treaty made with Georrsl Urqnz quite sain
habited AID L bssidcs, bounded and protected BY the
river Parma ,here running from To IL only
therefore respecting his norhccn fcostisr that he Ia
soci'ous AID if with regard TO thst be OBTAIN what
wishes wca does not ses k civ hs think he can ut
any time completely isolate Paraguay om thu rest of the
world but oI tbs object he require. that Eaz should
give portion of TERRITORY sew solely occupied By
likely that any such professions be admitted We
koow, on the contrary, that Brazil Is LITTLE disposed TO
give up the tsrrtcry 10 question greater 1t is than
IT the smaller State, Of Europe and that
very time, that govern meat is rsising q city
the right bank of the Paraguay and the
fronis Of the province Of Natto Grosso This city,
which sre4dy has its Thousand inhabitants, called
Albuquerque.
Whatever may be the result of these negos atoms we
very a that foreign powers seriously engaged
in esta blshipg commercial relations with CT
most charming Countries of the world and in Opening
kHH lied and Futli1 Pc
furnish AZ very low prices many 81 the principal eroduc
tons of the West Indies II has gsst variety OF woods
and timber Of al kinds sui bile foe hipbulding veil
as for objects Of luxury; and country boast of
erea Ell variety o. mineral and vegetable resources.
Nevertheless it be we'll to PEASANT that
in opinion Wis taver treaties have may
BE- made with the existing government u Paraguay, will
be lt'i. than y verdi il hey oe no. supported
by force. sufficient 10 their being respected
News from TahlG,
We have received the Messenger de Tt up TO the 18th
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