The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17
Newspaper Accounts.


Our English lcs received by the Asia yesterday morn
ing furnish details few days later than those published
In yesterdays Herald
RIO JANt1Ro, August 8, 1896.
The Emperor his arrival Rio Grandc, published
PALACE RIO CrAsDE, July 10, 1856
Without the slightest provocation the territory of
country has been invaded for the second time BY order
Of the government Of Paraguay. Lot our only thought
Be TO avengs 30 great an aron and every one of MS
glory and moro in the honor and bravery Of Bra
silians. The rapidity Of communication between the
capital Of the empire and your province enables me TO-
witncss your noble decds I address you az father,
ssalous for tho no. or OF the Brazilian family | au
certain that you will as brothers who love one
another the more when any Of them are .n in suffering
eepststions Emperor and Perpetual Defender Of Brazil
ASos.o Musn DA SILVA FERRAz.
wABLIxs EXCITEMENT IN BRAZIL.
Rio JAxrRO, August 9, 1886
War preparations still continue TO be tho most impor
iant transacted and the government de-
sSsas nS decrease Of the
nlrcady sent to the seat Of The police busiy
engaged in deaning all suspicious persons found abroad
. nj t and in conscrpng in the streets and shops all
Draxians not exempt by law, who belonged TO the
National Guards. II Is expected all exemptions will be
army cnrol themselves among the National Guards
tho Emperor has forwarded orders from the Rio Grande
thss thirty thousand mrst DO sent without delay 70
reinforce the armies Of the South.
Troops continue to arrive from the North and the
terror The ironcad Brazil has arrived from Toulou but
her dra being eighteen feet will be Of little use Tor the
Tho comte dEu len the 1st 70 Join the Emperor at
she K'c Glsnde s understood that both he and the
Duke 90 SAKE VIII take an active part In the operations
against the Paraguayana
REVIEW or THE ALLIED ARMIES.
UrQuiza visited General Mitre ON the asa Of July at
1lliAn commander A review Of all tho allied armies
Mere assembled took placc upon tho oath The total
5000 cavalry and 756 artlersts with 81 pieces Of red
cannon formed the Brazilian army OF u.s. o30 exclusive
Of the 900 men detailed TO ACT under General Flores
The Brazilian army ia described BY correspondents to
fhs Bucnos Ayrcan papers and BY letters from Engsh
20 DO in splendid state OF cnicency In every branch
md 70 have made magnificent appearance under arms
piued and organized the allied Commanders have NO
need to hesitate longer in striking an effective blow All
abs respective armies continually receiving rein
federation west Of the Paran while Urquizs whose good
Faith is undoubted assembled 1000 5000 troops
~ Concepcion, the Uruguay and bad promised General
hlttre TO Join. him by the 18Th Of August.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN PRoGREss.
The Parasuayan invading army had passed through
taqu and was on the march towards Uruguayana; but
Generals Caldwell and Canabaro with eight thousand
Ten thousand men, reported to be at the ford OF
Maria the left bank Of the river lbcuy to defend the
passage and Colonel Fernandez Is harassing the lc
flank OF the invaders with his division two Thousand
strong, mostly cavalry There Is, however, q report
supposed to be unoanded, that the Paraguayans had
managed to cross that river at different point
Gen Flores at the head Of i've thousand picked troops
~ which thousand Brazans has marched up the
tYht bank Of the Uruguay TO meet the Paraguaypn
SQlumn that descending end the latest news stated
hc forces 10 be within few leagues Of each other This
movement II successful will cut OF the retreat Of the
Psraguayan army in Rio Grande.
Tho allied army in the River Plate was preparing to
break ny camp and effective operations but II
was In what direction they would proceed.
4 Lopez said TO be at Correntcs directing the Para
Duayt campaign, and be has established several bat
kercs aon The Parana. besides strengthening that at
iacl oo. under whose protection he had placed the re.
main az vessels OF his feet
TIL Brazilian feet OF Rlncon dc Zoballos II was
n good condition and only waiting the rising OF the Par
kna 70 arcend the river to the Paraguayan batteries.
fron tAe provinces generally except Rio GrauIe do