Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-22
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

ing to our readers:
From South ANERIcA-The Emperor Of
Brazil, at the opening Of the National Con-
gress, alludes to the difficulty with the
United States government, in consequence
of seizures in Brazilian waters Of the rebel
steamer Florida, and Of the interruption OF
amicable relations with great Great Britain,
but states that the justice of BraziPs pro-
test in the former case was admitted, and
hopes that in the latter the proposed nedi-
alton may result equally satisfactory. lie
also informs his Congress that he has recog-
nized Macmillan as Emperor Of Mexico
Of the present condition Of his own empire,
politically, internationally, and financially,
he gives altogether very favorable view.
An alliance has been signed between Brazil,
Uruguay and the Argentine Republic, and
their forces were marching against Para
quay. 1t is reported Buenos Ayes has
declared war. 7. President Mitre, on re-
, ceiving news of the invasion of the Argen-
| tine Republic, issued a proclamation to his
fellow countrymen, summoning them to-
their posts as citizens and soldiers. Ac-
cording to the press of Buenos Ayres, the
proclamation was received with enthusiasm,
and all political parties are said to he uni
led in the determination to support the
ho 10 Of
quay are estimated at 10000. Those Of
the allies, Brazil, the Argentine Republic
and Uruguay, at $4,000; but the most of
these are yet to be raised, while Paraguay's
forces are already in the field. The treaty
between the United States and Honduras is
officially proclaimed. It guarantees perpet-
ual amity and freedom Of commerce, and
Honduras is to give US the right of way
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, for all law
full purposes, and we are. to protect the
same from interruption, seizure, or unjust
confscation from any quarter.
From EURoPE.-Mr Biglow, u S. Minis
ter, has given the French Government the
most positive assurance that the Washing
ton Cabinet is firmly resolved to respect
and cause to be respected, the strictest
neutrality with regard to Mexico, now
placed under the protection Of France. -.
A society in Scotland, with large capital
which will be increased to million pounds
sterling, if reports are favorable have their
delegation. in Washington to investigate the
advantages Of southern lands for emigration
:. Martial law has been abolished in Hun
gary The Princess of Wales was deliv-
cred of "a son on the Sd inst !. The report
ed sncccss Of the Canadian delegation, is
not true. =. !. La Patrie denies authoritative
ly the statement that France is about to
send 0,000 men to reinforce Macmillan
-. The Atlantic Telegraph Company ca
bic is completed and it is believed that Eng
land and America will be in Geographic
communication next month An agent
of the expatriated Poles, Mons Koniskel-
ski, is to wait upon the President tomorrow
to see if any help can he given TO II, 900 or
10000 Polish peasants who wish to emf
CRATE to this country. The Swiss govern
ment has voted them 100f each, and the
French Government will pay their passage
to New York. The Queens government
is about to refuse any longer to recognize
the confederate men-of-war in British ports.
Vessels therefore claiming that character
will be obliged either to depart or assume
some recognized neutrality ;. Lord Pal
merstcn rendered pension Of 500 pounds
to Mrs. Golden, who gratefully declined.
FROM THE South. Benjamin, the rebel
Secretary of State, is at Bermuda, and
Trenholm and Breckenridge have also es-
capped out of the country :. The President
has issued two proclamations, the one ap-
pointing Judge Sharkey Provisional Gov
ernor of Mississippi, being in all respects
similar to the North Carolina proclamation;
the other, removing all restrictions upon
trade with the South, except articles con
traband of war, and removing liabil'1ies and
disqualifications consequent upon the re-
bellion in Tennessee. Agricultural aft
airs in counties adjacent TO City Point, Va,
are in deplorable condition, owing to
scarcity of seed, stock, farming utensils and
laborers. The necessaries of the inhabit-
ants can not be more than half supplied
by the coming crops. Cows. Vance and
Fletcher are yet confined in the Capitol
Prison, and have not yet applied for pardon
-. Five hundred guerrillas lately collected
in Patrick county, Va, threatening the in
habtants with vengeance. -Four were ar
rested, two tried, convicted and sentenced
to be shot. The others were sent to the
penitentiary -. Gen. Turner, assigned to
the military district of Horican county, en-
bracing Richmond, squelched the rebel
mayor, Mayo, who had been reinstated