New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
RIO DE JANEIRO.
The Philadelphia ledger has received the following let
ter from reliable and well informed source;
Treaty with Paraguay Affairs In Buenos Ayres, &c

Treaty with Paraguay Affairs In Buenos Ayres, &c
Rio De JAsEIKO, April IA, 1883.
To ne Editors of The Public Ledger-G-Dtlemen; The
English Mail Steamer from Buenos Ayres arrived yester
day has brought of so much Importance that
think you will be pleased to receive an ABSTRACT oil what we
have learned here
You will have seen in previous accounts Of the dOHgs
in the La Psfa that Mr. Pendeton, Charge AAres OF the
The United States 10 the Argentine Confederation Ia Gov
ernnert by the way which il is difficult 70 lad Is
was that of Central America which Mr. Stephens searched
for in vain some twelve fifteen years ago. had gone TO
Paraguay in company with the special Ministers tom Eng
land France ana Sardinia After some hide difficulty in
entering the country these Ministers succeeded in enter
ing into negotiations with President Lopez and the result
sccord TO the given 10 this mornings papers ana
coI6rmed by private etters that all & four R,Presenta
fires succeeded making IreatitS Of Commerce and Mar
igotoR Nih hat Interesting yonRg STATE u Paraguay
The terms Of the treaties are remain secret until they
are rat fed by the several Governments suppose the
ratification by all is certain As always happens however
something has leaked out in reference to the treaties and
the Government organ here (Dario do kiol gives tins
mOpirg the following items rs forming points OF I'M
portaDce; .,.....-..........
NJ, The g. a e. SSe i hs SSeio Sssn
They st they coud rot PES beyond As:S@Son
They . De permitted nternay with the natives Of the eoun'
try~.pnyile sc heretofore denied
The above are all the points Of the treaty which given
10 the world Ii is understood that Brazil dd everything
in her power to interfere with and Illustrate the objects OF
,be specal missions and that she went great lengths
through her Representative to influence President Lopez
and vent his executing the treaties Fortunately how
for
ence Of Brazil was not sufficient 10 induce the young
state of Paraguay NOW first taking ITS place among the
Governments of the world to adopt her own unjust mpol
tic Liberal and unsocal system OF refusing to make tres
ties with other uatiODs-a system under which the mer-
chants Of all nations and especially those Interested in the
in trade between the United States and Brazil are
daily suffering the greatest annoyance aid loss Ii tune
e the United States 10 take our commercial reatOs with
Brazil int seriCus consideration
One fact seems be certain and II is of great mpor
lance We hare made treaty rih Paraguay The rivers
10 | linx llefo
great credit. III,
As TO the news from BueDos Ayres very unfavorable
We had ert hopes of setemento all the troubles nere
and indeed late pronounced all settled. Genera
Tnroza proposed a commission to the City OF Buenos
Ayres which accepted and both parties named com
nsoners who met aitA full pore.s and agreed upon ana
stoned convention which seemed TO contain all thar WAS
necessary to the points at issue Buenos Ayres was
ia send her delegates TO the Congress at San re ana he
Constitution was be made Every one was delighted
was restored and but the most determined
doubers saw trouble in store. To the SURPRISE however
Of every one Gen Uquza who had proposed the co minis
sOD and whose agent had acted under ms iu powers
fs.d TO ratiy it, and advanced 10 the city took command
of the tseigng forces and proposes another communion
What farce What 10 be the end of it all Don't put
any faith in any stories you hear OF the settlement OF
troubles there Crquzs may and probably will reduce the
civ Of Buenos Ayres by force and Will impose such
conditions he thinks proper But h0~ long TH such a"
eo which has been quiet for the last year shows
symptoms of resessne and trouble seems TO be brewing
there again.
Here, all IS quiet LIabh ~ ie"oT
outions and if she does advance rapidly in the
emen and settlement OF her vast Interior the cause
il 10 be found solely in herself and in the character OF her
people the least progressive in the New Werld.
lie still suffer from the presence of the yellow fever
which though most fatal to the sailors in the port occasion
all takes victim from the highest walks OF life Within
the ss three month"; the British Minister, Dir Southern
and Mr. Hensge an attach6 to the British Legation have
both died of this disease which appears likely TO become
permne Mt epidemic in this city
AS the place in itself has charms beyond the great
natural beauties Of its Bay the presence OF the fever has
dence 800, 80,
We have news from the United States to the 9th of Feb
ruary and are snxousy looking for the inaugural adj
dre of General Pierce and Information to his
Cabinet the members OF which is impossible for US to
form any idea from the endless list Of probable members
which we have seen published
Yours respectfully -.