The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31
THE PARAGUAY EXPEDITION.


s ,st Lane, at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
% Scene OF Action-Lopex's Tactics OF De-
s@ v. hat NO Fight-Address to the Ex-
= .nsul OF the United States at Pernana-
N co, &c.
OUR BuEsos AyREs CORRESPONDENTS.
BuEsos AYREs oct. II, 1853.
=. Jon of Hundreds ef Er.led Paragucas-Hcpes for
he Triumph Of he United aates.
se banshed and discontentsd Paraguans here (nnm-
ug some two hundred) are in o high state Of glee at
respect OF a visit their shores by Yankee squad
md have magnfed the reports 70 the extent of the
- f4sncible Armada Nous
OUR PERNAMBUOO C0RREspoNDENcE.
PERSAMBuco, Braz Nov. 20, 1858
90 Of the United Saixs Steamer Fauo,,-OoalingJ for
-" sos Ayes-C e,o all 0el,-kesti,gUe Harriet Lane
o. Wa.ey With at CtorG-Gorernnera Supply Of Goals
s.ni.g Out-No Fight Expected IN Paragaay--Ofanios
~ icpss,s Want Of Pluck-HeGlh Of Psrnan.buco-
.arkets-Otmplipens to En- Consul Clements, et tho
Umsed States.
yhe United States war steamer Fulton, Captain Amy,
which constitutes part OF the Paraguay Expedition
rived here yesterday, ard IS now taking in coas she
viii sail hence for Buenos Ayres on the 26tb inst
Her officers and enjoying fine health and are,
Of course, in most excellent spirits Co nng dosu from
Barbados the Fulton encountered heavy head winds,
heavy sea and ug current running short o. Goals
was compelled 70 put into Maran am, Were she 30
fortunate as to be able purchase G che needed 10
twelve dollars Per ton
Az she came out Of the harbor Of Maranham she met
the Harriet lane going in.
The Harriet Lane had experienced tho came dnlcues,
and was going for coa5 AS already reported in the
HnAIDI
The Water Witch, as advised you, was coalng At
Ceara few days from this port, on the 9th inst
se has no. vet arrived here though bih and the
uar lana aaroho eXpeCtod.
There are about eight hundred tons coas in tie pos
session OF Mr.. Stepp, the Amer e nsu = or tha
use OF the Paraguay Expedition. These Goals will all
be used BY the vessels on their dow v bouud trip,
and but for those purchased at Maranham and Ceara,
would been wholly inadequate TO the wants Of the
psdnion.
there is scarcely doubt out al these steamers will be
returning home in two or three months at flrthest,
government, should at once send down thousand ff
teen hundred tons for their supply. 81
There will be no light in Paraguay The irst appear
ance Of our feet re Of the Rio Paraguay s be
the signal for Mr.. lopez TO !" come down."
The health OF Pernambuco continues good.
The weather greatly moderated during the past four
ays and the various branches of business actively
urosecuted Sugar Is coming in from the interior in largo
quantities, and the mart Of Pernamouco = slh nc and
activity.
between the President and the French Consul originating
N the interference Of the Brazilian authorities in the
management OF the estate OF deceased couniryman Of
the Consul the breaking Of the French Consular seal
Consul has been sustained by his Minister at Rio dc
JAneiro. and formidable frenCn brg of war made her
appearance in these waters today understand, how
ever that during the pas few days the Misunderstanding
has been Ia fair way Of adjustment.
Mr. Clements the American Consul here, left FOR his
home in Washington the English steamer, few days
ago his Mr. stepp having entered upon his
duties the 2cth utmo. The following complimentary
correspondence transpired between Mr. T. and the mer
chants hero previous TO his departure
LETTER 10 cLEaESE
DpAa sinh was with greatest regret heard Of
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CONSULATE o. rur usIIrp sr.Irs oy h~asca.!
osxrsrs-your esteemed note q ociober % expressing
Tssa s.sr ss: es
and Nv vas o,sv r ys nsi aT
Of Ms s yV e nsre %
4csl sSa sousssrso" and sssiseon and more
sskhss ever been my aim s,e y9qr ~ % msr
ths Spontaneous tribute 70 my ennrs, as wei A. your
ssJs %s ard s1as I'D sha s %
canno, pass by s ~ Scn sn ~sc yoG ssh
'one epe''"As' y NY Nv" ALEx u. cLEMENTs
To Mes.rs H. Forster Co. Nalhe Austin 20 Rosrgu
Rocker 90. wha,ely Forster Co iehus,on Pa.er Co.
ssanaers Brcshers A %, rernambucc Brazil
PARAGUAY sqcApE,S r1.yAssroc,
Nov &c 1853. |
.Secsd cacling er he Fain-A Government Ousrssgh IL
not Hori,g sap,sy II Fist-Dsidy by ne SoaaAeos
Trade Hinds and EqVaiorai idroyc Cm7cnk--Gcod
Fsvfornoateof TIE Uatf Wlch-SymTathv ef te Bra
ssans ond Foreigners cih 0iscis-TroJdile Tacic
a. Lores-Th Falon 10 tatc Commissioner Bo'clin ap
ne Paono-Disonce Jrom BHenos Aynes--BSceLeH,
fi,ahh n all Hands, dc.
The pioneer steamers OF this squadro7 FULTON, Water
witch and Harriet Ianc-have Al engh reached tuer
oond regular coang station a, this place Their pro
gress unavodaby delayed BY getting out Of fuel
and being obliged stop the way for fresh supply
Hwas certainly miscalculaton the part Of those
authority TO expect either of the above named u 10
make the passage from Barbados 20 rcrnamUuoo without
ccaing
Al certain seasons Of the year possibly II might BE-
done with case by Of their limited capacity
Coz carrying fuel In the present instance however, all
those vessels encountered, during most Of the massage,
strong southcascrly trades, blowing the line,
and keeping ~ very heavy head sea- They experienced
also the full strength o the equatorial current against
them, which, % sene PLACES, was cund y SCI tc the
norhward and westward with the rapdiy and force Of
Oh. cuh stream These combined obstacles utterly
prcciudcd The possibility Of either vcssc reaching this
point without obtaining an additional suppy OF fuel
The aic of each has been nearly alike.
The FULTON, after bunc,tng tho wiud ami wstes for
nearly weeks finding her coal rapidly amnh hing,
prIdently bore W, and bsck 70 Mara1ham
The Harriet lane, having exhausted her fuel,
Obliged ~ return Il a. same port under sai few
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