The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-02

IRON the B1epOs Ayree racket, June [.
Speaking Of south America as whole, Il may
safely be affirmed that IT. extent and sde
suae TO the maintenance Of population thousand times
greater tha at present contains and IL IL pleasing TO
see the simultaneous efforts being made 10 oil the
vacuum, by the encouragement Of foreign immigration.
CONFEDERATE Propncss IN Parasusy IN BOLIVIA in one
and all the public attention Is preercnty directed 10 this
object and as the Join, efforts must eventually be felt in
Europe, we entitled 10 anticipate result In some de.
gree commensurate with the means employed
We may even 60 farther, and say that the movement
has actually commenced; and hence the interest and
consequently the duty Of each 10 mske s claims
distinctly known, that 1t may secure proportonate
share.
Now that The gold fever Of California and Australia has
begun 10 subside the strongest Indictment that be
held out TO the intending emgxni is the hope Of acqur
ing permanent interest IN the property OF the soil and
tskrg the conditions granted by the government OF Bue
nos Ayres TO the company presided over by NJ avac Of
ouibid them IN hberaity The government engages 10
cede gratis and in perptuty thirty square leagues 10
each colony Of 500 persons not less than Is years Of
that H. approximately, 800 acres 20 each adult settler
Surposipg then family OF I've persons all upwards OF
the age specified ould be entitled 70 allotment Of
2.c,0 acres. which must Eound baronia domain In
Europe Greater literally. therefore, In the main poif
could no, be asked or expected.
n ADDITION, intended 70 establish free ports In the
Colorado and Negro, for the importation OF what
may be required FOR the subsistence OF the colonies and
for the exports Of the products that may be raised
Manufactured within them. II The ten settlements pro.
iecied BY ~ Salvsc all carried into eject this may
bectms important concession, and contribute greatly
10 the successful issue Of TIE enterprise
10 che respect We think the government comedies too
much what amounts 10 the same thing reserves too
little To give these settlements democratic character
aud guarantee for permAnency aud ultimate
consider al that the actual settlers should all
be personally Interested the property Of the soil. This
might have been s,i 3ulaed condition, and would per
haps have aided rather than the
IN the prosecution Of their plan.
Nrsuos LARorn.-we are now enabled 10 give some
details Of this really important mission. Senior argua
comes accompanied by commi sloDers, despatched By
Cafacura himself the Cacque Mayor, AMI not by Catre
these Is a superior Cscque named Csraman, tvo CAPT
t1nsjs subsbrn Caoques, Manuel Grade and Manuel
Chico Interpreter ouirosa, and an attendant Manuel
Crsto.
Their pretsnsions are not exorbiant Peace offered
The condition OF Csl'ncuFas receiving, once FOR all
COG mares, II nne Towchos military cosks - ice
swords, co shirts and many pairs OF drawers With
some rum yerba sugar, tobacco and boxes OF rasns :
month reoned from the nth Of May On the other hand
he engages 10 deliver all the christian capves male and
Tensile and assiets as not for not having sent
hem that they are dispersed In different points and that
he happens 10 be short horses On the latter point the
carcty Of horses, suspect there dash 1.-The dpio
nast but must not damp prospects OF the nsg,.
tasons BY questioning the verssy or sincerity Of our
ally 70 be.
fhe son Of cafucwa remained with his ra,hcr. and his
scholastic atanmens object OF deep interest 10
biz paren,s and the friends Of the family His dexery
in painting dog excited unbounded admiration. The
She intercourse Of Manuel PASTOR with civilized life
may have important results for good evil according 10
the bent OF hn genius and the direction that NAV be
given 10 the knowledge he has acquired the event Of
pesce Is expected that be will return 70 prosecute his
studies.
ne ToIderss Of Csfucura are situated sorne 80 leagues
beyond the Salinas Grandes 1.-THE great rah lskes)
Iarauia represents The country as beautiful and pic
uresque abcundng with forests OF agarobo and other
timber Al the time Of his transit large tracts In
undated, which rendered travelling SLOW and difficult
senior argua met with some OF the christian captves
The mot deporabe dcstuton and left for Their beBo
~ every dspossbe part OF bis own wearing apparel
act that reflects much credit the conduct Of the
voy
The Indian Commissioners have set OF their return
bot the answer 10 their propositions has not TRANSFERRED
There rtsson however TO suppose that the terms have
been srcer'ed and that truce ~ longer shorter du-a
ut vii te To fonstquence Dor The 81 the poor
car w. sre RI nter cns e~etg f-on q hga III
nusi tAtt "a tAe aNut patton q Liis rc5aiG