The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-22

two thousand The numbers thousands ready
ior transport and two more roncads about 10 join
her fleet
The Banda Oriental and Her Probable
Future.
lMonevdeo (Nov. 2o) correspondence of the Buenos
Ayres Standard
For than fifty years the Ban da Oriental has pre-
tended an independent nation Ii the word inde-
pendent when applied 10 nation freedom from
the control OF other. ana ability 10 maintain and defend
ITSELF then that word has bad any right TO he APP
piled 70 the Banda Oriental During the whole of these
6fty years OF miscsilcd Independence she has merely
been little national shuttlccock banded about by the
different players native and foreign that have had alter
nato possession or contro, OF her.
The Portuguese had possession OF her for short time
Rosas through 0be had possession for oga: or nine
years Of all her territory, except Monfcido since
sion under tho control OF each of tho factions into
which her native population Is divided The total pcpu-
aton of the Banaa Oriental does not exceed II amounts
10, one hundred and seventy five thousand souls II is
impossible to ascertain exactly tho number o. her popu
laton because there are reliable statstlcs We
only arrive at approximation of her numbers; and all
approximations based on suppositlons, extremely
liable to be overrated The Brazilian population, residing
amost exclusively in the provinces Of the rouba thar
thousand souls The Euyopean population, consisting
OF French Italian, English Gernan the emf grants from
The Canary Islands, aud the spanish including Basqnos,
may be sci down AZ seventy two thousand 70 ohy thou
sand soulg. This class Of population, besides being
spread ovcr h. country upon estancas, constitutes the
Chief population Of MoD'eidoo and o. oil the river towns
of Importance Ihoy are the wholesale merchants and
form large pert OF al hose cugagod In the rc'ai trade
The shipwishts caulsers csI1caers, masons, plaster
ors, turner's, black milhs hotl and tavern Keepers,
aiS's ia a1 , II e's47 4 !Ss Ssss y Ss%sSsI S psp
ton The rivsr navigation in IN its rarilcat,ors il
exclusively in ,her band, and u Is this class oi te
l,s In the pci.htprnood OF M Tho mpoyanf rivCr
towns II is The bono and slnew OF t,e Gouu-
prynq po,ulaiion More than taif ol ~ kho
diics ay.s and lmpcst of every Nrinc. natntonr n
Sac ~ lie p,paaiiop. Tho na,isa pS,.,c 'i., ~
probably exceed II i reaccs sisty ,hSrsand sf9 &,
tact ron t,s OrtrItaI The l.i las not tfaka,y =.
ced afiy ,hoa-sad souls ,:anc persons sliyo.a is Il
does net cxcecl lory TO fof !. ,hor and. Bat no
matter wlcther 90 forty, ffts ~ one hndred
thopgad it-ys sitp ntieri. t1ro bic CO.. snci hand
fnl OF roople 70 MAINE ain s asr,t zovo,nsaorl IA
is On De sco os 81 smps ch'ura.y al aea- lo ~,
qure the conarnatoa nt 50 practical impessibiliy,
wiet the expart noe OF the Las s- vef IN the .nda
orjen.al 40 eo.siusi,eIy lurn,.hcs re aatse pr.a
h,on contain rreat many ia.cliec rai ant
intelligent men cors'derrg now rf3od a.d insrni
accOun Cd FOR n poit by l1e lsetlf. oil .6ferris nj
rnxp.swurns he rcrrsr,.n. sf4s -yd i5i,4.ss
n eg.inero, n thc, pes. ann d "a i7,i-hp
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