The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23

we're a. Of comparatively light drsught. II 10
evieeci we have no steamers adapted for the
the expcditioa; md cur sailing vessels, II they
could get up the nver. would require months
for the river voyagr alone. Lopez has been
engaged 10 fos,ify'ag macy places s'osg the
river which arcrd the ccsi chances Of resist
arcc. We co not &c any better opportunity
than % strike hands win Brazil and make q
joint ww Of H. TINS curious v,sie of ,hings
this seisai ~.nt cf steam ve--ls capable Of
AscsnSins th.~r south American rivers or
entering ordinary hays and iniets. snonid In
duce the gcvrrnmers 10 culid bali . So,en Of
thee eran. They are found the most useful
weeds is ,as Eagii-s navy. aud - would be
In oyra
We have tsas briefly ssAisl wAss are the
present dicicl,fies via Paraguay No one can
til wat ~lil be sksh termination II. a.
Senator Mallory ssys Paraguay viii rga' the
wrong. give he'd chance 20 DO 60; but for
the future protection Of cur commerce and our
citizen, abroad. 4. h 70 be hoped that such
Troublesome que~siols ~ that ~lth Paraguay,
Cuba and New Grsnads. ~ill no, hereafter
te allowed 10 remain long cn The esiendAr.
g. ,.,-., s.-r.,s..
Tss-~. 1900.
The indictment fos libel procured by Richard
Rns.eea sy.inst Thomp. n Carr was hrouyat
up for trial the day before yesterday before Re
corder Barnard, but WINS pu; Oh on that occa-
don, and win come up again 10 day for 6nal
s;snosi,,on Whit n.x No either the rolpr a,
~ the trial or The hacking ON, ~ Rvstecd This
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drods os witnesses from our ,nh.nnv ,ax.
rovors who orc a. s,a,o their or;ovanccs ana
axn,a;n tho sacret df the score, can he 90,
an how the taxes have been 80 mncb increased
IF late ve.rs and how publ;c officers uoaer IN.
Cornorat;on with salaries of three or fo,r
thousand n wear for three or four vcars so fro
ouentlv retire with fortunes of three or four
hundred Thousand a niece
Th;s trial vii, again take n,acs ,o-sax ana
we ,rust that al, nerties will, no nreparcs for
the public are already preparcd TO hear the
evidence to he brought forward. The characters
of Mr. Rnsteed and Mr. Carr are somevha, a,
stake. but not a great deal. They are both
well known long lived democrats; they are ia.
m;l;ar with all the Turns of Tammanv Hall and
all the tumblings OF democracy In thecoal hole;
they have both held distinguished positions
under the Sachems for many years past,
and are now both ofhceho'ders OF the Corpora
ton: one, Busted, as Corporation Counsel and
general director Of assessments the other,
icotou for Al IA