The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-06

- eseS cuStsas q the osuntrv, yca NIGHT bavs
svss1a1 every occasion u one to mestify lie 60
vesB0;eat vi6h your exaggerated demands, through
What you cell motives Of duty 70 Jour osantSy man
enc jussase 10 offers. whom you have not named
The geveDnent Of the republic cannot allow TO
pass unne ced the ftatemen that you have defended
and suAtsned the reputation Of tho republic through
60 long time and with 20 much interest in the
whatever psy 10 your intellectual capacity Therefor
and shove I'll, such service has newer come to the
knowledge n tie government, except it be mere
state melt hat you caused to b published Of the
The frss nor the last OF he kind, nor Is that any
mode OF sustaining the reputation Of . republic. II
you have thought proper to coma and TO return to
Parsgusy il has been for your private speculation;
md low that You are VIM ne cnarscts, o.
United States and Paraguay Stesm Navigation
Cempany-witbout its being knOwnahow or why the
a6dition "abd Paraguay" has been MADE, without
you have been occupied in betting and disorediting
the PaIssusyaDs, and you wish 10 make uss OF your
consulate to further the commercial interests Of the
compsOy and to give greater effect TO its capital en-
ployed in tas county whilst the govsrnmsnr n es
to pay its dc bts. You alone will know whether that
navigation company is Of the United States, as you
say; ttst which know Is that in Il this republic
r6l1e nOtJ0o 6llgnN6t buhtc, uuU tput tuo supreme
ment knows not the bases the funds, nor the
objects OF such company.
Tue Vague and improved complaints Of In.
suits and hostities offered by this country against
IN seu1 note s q the 18th July representing the
city rs o mad-house, and which, ON the other
side, you have had published In the Ma
cionei Of Buenos Ayres, and which are answered in
you magnify in sustaining the reputation Of the repab
lie. IL Is 0bable that the author OF the said Buenos
AyIeaa journal will not compromise himself by pub
lshing his commentaries on those OF the Senandri0
On the exaggerated statements Of Mr. Graham. IL ID
to b. believed that it will not be very agreeable
thing for the government Of the United States to
learn that It's public agents desire TO mix themselves
up In hatred Of this republic and of its governmsn
instead OF cultivstng frank, just and respectful
friendship.
Your multiplied complaints in the note 70 which
ibis is reply cannot but give place to the thought
that you are working in the way Of inclininy your
March, 1863 6rt because you have taken the libsr
ty Of saying in Buenos Ayres year ago. to the min
lister pleinpoentsry Of the republic beside various
European that you would be very glad that the
By Mr.. PendletoD and that you regretted not being
In the United States to impede It second, because
you have repeatedly announced 70 the government
Of the republic that the United States were not
The United States government was offended that the
government Of this republic did not accredit said
Paraeusn minister to It. In that treaty, the ex.
change OF notifications has been stipulated to take
place in this city, which could not be q motive for
the government Of the United States to bo offended.
Az to the matter OF Mr.. Carisim0 and the two
American citizens to which you have referred this
reference d0ss not say much for the crcumspec.ion
which you use, and It Is proof that you proceed
without foundation in your general charges You
annoy yourself gratutously, because these two Anne
rican citizens did not hasten to the Consulate it
being public and notorious thing-as have said
that yen have an antipatny to your fellow citizens.
When they were notified by me Of the supreme de.
cree BY whi,h His Excellency the President Of the
Republic directed the cause to be aban doned, they
were highly thsnkfnl to His Excellency, and asked
me to press Mt their best thanks to His Exceency,
which had the honor of doing.
omitted to say that the title which your Com.
par bears. Of Navigation Company Of the United
Ssates" remains to be proved; and as to the ener-
gies ssii to be employed by 1t in developing the
hidden wealth Of Paraguay, have geen nothing
moro than segar factory, in which speculation
other foreigners in Vilsrica also engaged, with
this differtnce-that none of them have attempted
the punishment by whipping or transportation Of
their wos kmen.
His Excellency the President Of the Repub!i, has
decided the cause Of Slvero, In oondemning him to
the penalty Of 800 strokes with rod, and BY pub
HshiDg this order to the troops Of tho garrison.
believe that that win satisfy your reclamation, as
turiIg you that this correspondence will be pub
lished in the 10, which yon have cited a.
paper published under the authority Of the govern:
nent, and whose columns have all the authority Of
the DEGREES Of the government, simply because the
government dispositiors sre published in it.
j avail myself Of tho opportunity TO salute you
with my highest consideration. JOSH FALCON.