The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-20
SON1E AMERICA.

Terms OF the I9sece Treaty Ectw~cn Bra
iii and Urugvay-'Fhe ErnporOr OIL
Brazil Again DISQUALIFICATION. Flores
RIO JAvrIRo NJ rch II, 1865.
The articles Of tho peace convention saaed at Monte
vdc0 on the o0h u do not appear to c"c satisfaction
TO the Brazilian gorcrnn ent, for although rtNyng
them they immediately dismissed selor Paranhos, the
minister by whom they were signed
A semi-oGlca note in the ernu Of Consm'ree attn
but his dismissal to the nc cptsn OF the articles con
1rnng the military rank Of and granting amnesty To,
the commanders of tho Oriental for which invaded
Brazilian territory to tn officers made prisoners at Pay
sand who broke Their parole those who insulted
4 the Brazilian flag in the streets o! Montcvideo
4 Public opinion however, ascbes the abrupt dismissal
OF the Minister to political motives which press heavily
3 General Flores has named d. J. Ramon Gomez, Minis
ter OF the Interior Colonel D. L. Battel Minister OF War
4 Affairs, and D. r. A. Vidal, Governor
He also abolished the Or cnal embassy at Paraguay,
\ and Joancos mission to Europe
! Tha de'rc' canecing the erq"opr OF the Brazilian
consul and the that accompanied the oda ~ of
4 the treaties with Brazil, have both been annulcd
The Brazilian as was saluted by the Oriental fort OF
! ST. jose
1 From Paraguay there is no authentic news.
II is reported that part of the Brazilian squadron at
the River Plate was going UP to blockade Parag ay, at
4 the mouth OF the Parana
4 yrrom the b enos Ayr g standard, March IL
j The revolution of the Banda Orr nal has at last tcr
mated; Sonteyido has surrendered, and peace
happy to say restored to that once prosperous but
y For nearly years this scandalors revolution
q been harassng the Eanda ORIENTAL The leader OF the
revolution Flores cOnieSScdly weak that in
probability the would have lasted for another ten
years. had not the Braziliaps lnerfcred Willie the
other hand the venaly OF the Montevidean government
such that the e,outon had BEEN secretly fosered
y in order to afford precxt for special loans mposs,
taxes &c Under such circumstances although the sue
cess OF rebel humiliation there exists no sympathy
u whatever for the fate of government composed Of
such men. Millions and millions Of silver dollars had
boon borrowed by the government during the yet,
81 crthcless the splendid city Of Monte dco could not
81 boast OF single gun OF its forts, and the very
~ soldiers who defended che city have not for six OF seven
II months received their miserable pay Combining our
III selves TO re statement OF facts abstain from
n menting the conduct of the Brazians, who hare
a acted the most honorable manner the ng
q efforts Of tho British Admiral, the Hon Charles Elliott
to brine about an arrangement before Nozzle ldco should
y exper ence any OF the porrnfs Of bombardment
Notwiths&n"hg the gloomy ancipations Of many, VIC
nave stong Tor believing that the present pcac
W.. be lasting one, and that the government sup
"a ported by Brazil and uenos Ayres, will he durable
n Nontevideo has suffered in commercial view most ser
ously; but now that law and order are restored new
ri impetus will be given to business and both the import
M and export markets will improye