New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

The institutions Of the country republican and
tho Government federal, similar to the United States
At the head Of the Administration are men dstin.
gushed for their purity and intelligence. and the Gov
ernment enjoys now excellent credit on the London
Exchsnge. her bonds being quoted at o. price which
fow European nations can command. The civil wars
which 90 much aflict the nations Of South America
arise from the sparse population Of vast an extent Of
country and from the want Of the traditions and habit
Of submission to good government want wkioh Spain
could not leave them, she has Il not herself % may
be seen BY the discredt Of her nauoes and the daily
changes Of her ministry. and her dsordcry and unjus
tiHsbls sourse In South America But this great curse
has ceased entirely In the Argentine Republic. BY the
extinction and exhaustion Of the disturbing elements
which che formerly cherished.
The bringing together. By railroads and steamboats,,
Of the cities which In the settlement OF the country
were scattered vast an extent Of territory the
daily communication with Europe. the immigration
which 10 daily Increasing the development OF wealth,
and the hberay Of the institutions pot In practice By
men who love them because they have themselves ere.
ated them all tend to assure durable II not perpetual
internal peace 1t now the conviction Of al the peo'
pie even Of the lower class, that with ten years OF
peace that country win approach. even II at distance.
TO the United States whose institutions follows not
only in form but In reality. founding schools and col.
leges in all the towns enjoying complete liberty OF
speech and Of the press he latter having numerous or
gans In the capital and at least one in each province
and charging the studies Of the two ancient UNIVERSE
ties.
In Buenos Ayres there are English schools and col.
legca.
Those countries have been surprised with foreign
war by Paraguay, commenced without any notice,
when they were occupied solely with development OF
their commerce and the general advancement Of the
country. petty. ignorant despot who received from
his father as inheritance BY will the Government Of
Paraguay which he In his turn had received nom the
fearful dictator Franca who had made that country,
prohibiting all commerce. the China Of America--this
despo has taken upon himself to make war on oil his
ncighbors. only. 1t would seem, to give occupation to
his wicked youth att'ckng yesterday Brazil and to-day
the Argentine Republic; war made without pretext
previous notice. and begun that be might surprise
the undefended frontier towns But this war will be
carried on in Paraguay itself. toward which
are now marching the allied forces Of the
Argentine Republic, the Empire Of Brazil and
the State Of Uruguay. the three being able
to put in the field Q force Of 10000 men, half
Of them veterans beside formidable squadron In the
PaIana and Paraguay Rivers. The result Of the
sad as it always is to appeal to will be to open
Paraguay to the commerce Of ell nations. TO found
Government 10 accordance with the customs Of Chris
tian states and TO permit that isolated "Guaranie"
people to labor and enrich themselves. In Paraguay
with population Of 600 CO., with rich. fertile soil
with iron and forests Of valuable woods there il not
person worth $4,000; while Lopez has accumulated
many millions, monopolzing all commerce. the tobacco
the yerba mate (or native tea and the woods Of
the for, sta, which not allowed to be cut except
for his use-tbe punishment being death to
all who sell to others than to the Govern.
ment. An end will now be put 20 this
shameful robbery Of million Of people by one single
trader. and the commerce Of the rivers which empty
into the River Plate will in few years colossal
proportions.
think have said enough to give general idea Of
what those countries offer agreeable residence.
and occupation to those wishing to g. there. certain
to mako fortunes. with labor or capital and to |
enjoy life as comfortable and convenient a. could DO
obtained in many cities Of Europe or America
Any further details may DO found In the work Of Mr.
woodbne Parish entitled "Bucnos Ayrss aud the |
United Provinces Of the River Plate In the works
In French OF Mr.. NJ. de Moussy and Of Mr. Santiago |
ARGOS recently published we'll in various works
on those countries.
With which. believing i have filed. though In q
general way the object Of this note, subscribe myself
your obedicnt servant, ID. +. SARhIESTo.
EDWARD +. DAWSON. esq. Consul &c.