The New York herald., 1867-07-20


the Executive absorbed al the powers Of the govern
ment The message received IN absolute silence.
Formerly signs Of life followed is reading, but this
was quietly received the CLERKS proceedings OF
the day. Artillery and rockets from without told OF
some hfe but not within the hall
The message states that the from duties for
1855 50 64 an OF 10 per on 1885,
6incs the regular sessions OF Congress have begun
have looked in vain for any stirring debate despatch
Of State business. II is highly complimentary 10 the
Congress OF the United States 10 compars those two
deibsrativs bodiea One day Was taken up With rsso-
luton to inquire into the question a. to whether any
members OF Congress had connived At the late rebellion
Ia the interior Another day in resolving that members
absent for more than eight days should forfeit cores
ponding pay. One little affair like this will occupy
coming when session viii he held for want OF some
thing before the House. So it was last year.
Senor d. Marcos Pax the Vice President preedes with
great dignity in the Senate Bat II understood that
he will resign In few days he has always been averse
,ne trssdency, and he dsikes the responspe poss
OF the army. He shrnks from power Various con-
lectures are made as to his successor. but nothing
accidental Presidency II Is said in all The papers here
that that question is settled President Mis
vii again set out for the front Of the allied army a.
commander-ln-chiek
From the front have had Il, until lately, all quis.
along the lines Through the latter part OF May there
were great preparations for advance The army was
pnt In good order and she feet was got ready for acos
Various demonstrations were made, With little enee
the lines. The seyerest Fort Curupsity. which
tho feet approached and bombarded for nearly all day
Some OF the ronclads went near but what the amount
Of damage have not ye. learned, but neither
party escaped unurt. steamer Il expected hourly,
and " details come before close my letter will send
them.
In the latter part OF May Paraguay the Parsna
rivers rose to very great height, and along the river
banks the army stores swept to the amount
Of mspy hundreds Of thousands Of dollars silver Tho
ships lying took board great deal and saved
IT, but the loss immense A it supplies de.
lvered, the loss falls probably the government
Three days ago tho Cosmos, loaded down with sorss
in the harbor here She said TO have been the
properly OF the contractors, well all her freight,
There petition very generally signed here praying
the Congress OF tho United States to suhsdize line Of
steamers 10 extend the one now in operation 10 Rio
Janeiro so as to reach Buenos Ayres II is very aesi
rable ,,,,..,
strife RACES 0ercely Nearly ali the newspapers openly
demand peace with Paraguay The Paeo published tho
call far ,hrce thousand recruits for the arv and placed
Es columns in mournue Indicating that these three
thousand might begin to receive funerea honors The
| the icaaer ssolnmn OF the Nrw YopK Hxps,p
frlerii of mine has Just been at headquarters and
nu smons s sao ocsr in sueb manner tsa,
thonch Sav ara nnt ibe ceptrsctors thew share ths
proats of their friends For example said he the army
frsnss Who oStan IL 80 each horse and The recsip,s
may be signed for ave thousand when three thousand
, NJ, seu rh h ora cn n nan exnoses is so,n dssyov.d
in the moist air. and more must oome When the whole
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hc .hcsu rssnoc,;ss co,ntss arc sshanstea s' '
Within one week the public here treated for the erst
time to the report n the newspapers o. the Interview
h,cn ccrod ra unnh aao II onnSsrs from ,ha
report that Lopez offered to treat topics connected
with the origin Of tho war; General Mitre would only
| allied nations. This looks TO tho utter removal from
power Of Lopez preliminary 10 arrangement, SO
| Of course nothing could be done.
The Santa provincial government is about to borrow
500 600 silver 10 expend in pro noting immgra.on
| They hope with this TO bring out i've thousand mrni-
As an averase. every person pays IN dulles
well afford to encourage immigration.
Before the close Of the current month President Mitrs
Marshal Osoro whose invasion Of Paraguay IoAg
looked for was encamped On ne banks sr tne Parsna
M mere h are , s m~rSs sna 49, ~.
vsr r a m,Inns .f hard dors vros \" shs Tsr,
Governor and Provisional President asking him 70 ssHs
:isht con. W % par and enclosed bonds fer ~.
This made his Excellency, General Flores, indigsaaL
.e sno ne ~ y :. n,son 20 ''e ' ',a
TSs 1ovsrrwsns h.. rosolvsl N ,r.sasua. IN. ..v.
paper here which reported that General Flores had made
secret treaty giving "'az' 'ae p''e'0ra's e' Uruguay
Exchange is quoted on London a. 4sa<d 10 the reIl
eoilar Many are shipping goid' Ihe WINTER IS unusu-
'''' 'O'' '"' '''' "'''.-. W.
Js-r A. 1867.
This morning before dsyhgh' the portion OF the
o, custom nou'' Us'' 10. " ,'' .'0.s' " s''s,
government was seen 10 % On AN. wss
.,oht c,.rock befova suv spess,sf.J eG,r, ~.
~'s"' ~~ - 80
made 10 Yotard the hre. RuDor says that
A.. .,..,s, mar, Of ~. state usners vsr.
"e s1oa'eI p~' '' ''"' pSps's "s'e
destroyed one knows the amount the
nor "a n Known What could have csnsed ibe Ara Theirs
~. ~ sa-.s y, -,,nors =. "a sha -,as .S ,h,n..
sro III sv.ss VI 'unv'S 10 " w, =. sn.use so.o
| saying sha' " is .ne oesnn'ns 81 eu'eroppng con-
spiracfes do not beiieve IT, nothing can De known
certain 60 the effect OF the Ere until next
mail
N aroo,y, ,b> Vice pax
- M =: 49, 'sosa, - ~ .ia.,.s ~ - s. az , nou
as s"eu ~ is " y sus senst< rresi.
dent h'ro VIII sci out LOT tue heao o. 'ne ahed army
General Asboth United Sates Minister continues vsrv
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1 lWFert"ns D0r""ents EO'" rresoeht hure-
| His Conference with President I.ovez Last
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The Argentine government mas Just made public the
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c"o"'"e
1 HEAporARIxHs AT CeRuzr, Sept l3 lss.