The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-22
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of TINE HERALD.


The News from the Seat Of Wharf.-The ALLIES
still nj MISREPRESENTATION of Mitre's Trea.
son-Charactc ristic story Of Allied Enter
prise-Anothcr Conspiracy Against Presidsnt
FIores-Bra lillian Troops to DO Police Dasy
In Uruguny-UrQuixa tho Cause-Speech Of
DO" rsaro - RIO DR. JAsrro, Sept. %, 1867
Between the date Of my last letter and the l7h inst
nothing from the seat Of war; and great anxiety
was manifested ascertain what the position Of
tho bellgersnts On the last named day transport
rived from Montevidco with information that the
tending armies occupied the same position before.
The only important information received 10 that Of
great ministerial modification inshe Argentine Conedo
racy Political events on the River Plato are
At present intimately connected With military opera
tons that change the cabinet OF the Argentine Re-
public and the rumor Of . revolution In Montevideo
against General Flores President unjust have the most
important meaning TO this country and pass
noticed by Brazilian statesmen. Reaction seems to be
organizing itself and preparing to act The names OF
the members who compose the cabinet indicate
clearly that the policy which made the triple alliance
and has upheld It has undergone great modification,
although Of the chief daily OF Buenos Ayres
arms contrary. Now more than ever, the want Of
regular frequent service Of transports or mails Is So
month ago IL was tho general belief that events
would follow the advance Of the allies so quickly that
is almost entirely changed. Errare Aumanum es-
TO 10 human
The army continues to occupy rnyucue, and it is
said, in such circumstances that II neither advance
retreat. Paraguayan dsserters continae affirm
that Lopez army does exceed fifteen thousand men
assault OF Humaita for they have very extensive line
to defend 10 their rear In order TO keep their commune
supplies Rein orcemepts arc loudly called for and
Brazil will be forced usual 10 furnish them because
In the present circnms ances TO expect them from the
Argentine confederscy the Oriental republic absurd
Some emarks by the Didrto OF this rity on the in.
capacity, not TO say treason, OF General Mire
strengthened by the information last received In the
army said aud believed that the brave General
0soro. Baron Herpal, in Conversation with the Mar
Quis. de Caxias, thus addressed him
II don't know what your Excefency thinks Of Mitre.
Hs often comes TO pay me visit, remains with me
war Is i credible that the man thinks Of opera ions,
Of attacking or advanciDga What can tell your Excel
lency that did not leave my homo. with my leg In
this State, TO be lying down here in . tent
Tho brave veteran really spoke these few words in
ITALICS so strongly they emphasized. He resumed,
II came TO the enemy; TO DO or de-" HtLese
not the precise words OF the noble veteran their
stance such certainly occupies his mind Such 10
gre and Of their subordnates do they express
themselves differently,
The nslt was ain at sncher between Cururaity and
against the latter fortress very little damage have
Paragusyans suffered from II yet few torpe-
the sailors, fortunately for them without explosion
Communication with the fee, 10 kept up by wav Of the
Cbsco, without fear Of IN attack from the enemy The
allies have feet OF twentyone transports nine
OF which Brazilian, constant requision on
ton With this branch Of military and naval service good
story, bat strictly true 10 told OF OF the Ar
genuine transports. the General Flores when last in
honevideo bound up the river, her bunkers
her hold were filed with coal intended for the feet
She took in tow schooner also loaded with coal ana
having the same destination. On her voyage up tho
river she consumed coal In her bunkers that
being sufficient she used up all the coal In her hold and
afterwards all The OF the schooner aid last
compelled 10 anchor Mt achueio little than
half 70 her destination, when the government had
20 send another steamer TO lake her in tow having come
IN lint tho n0cta
Of using her, Poor BraziIiansl For such watt tns
the government Il paving 600 per month Altogether
the charter money Of such like tubs amounts TO about
$3.50 900 por month.
BY latest advices we learn that Humaita continued to
be OCCASIONALLY bombardcd.
An Argentine correspondent OF OF the Bucnos
Ayres papers, speaking OF the present position OF be
Brazilian feet Gays that =. Is now more shameful than
Paraguay river where he was sent TO make sketches OF
the enemys position, reports nat the fee had allowed
Lopez TO place new stockade aud more torpedoes IN
their and that what seemed brag ing the part
OF Lopez has been realized that tie vessels neither
go NJ nor down. aud consequently locked up In
measured terms the writer endeavors to throw
considerable amount OF rdicule the Admiral because
ne bestaes 10 expose vessels mo az certain des-
truction, and thus leave their almost unprotected
and At the mercy OF the Agentines. Who, IL Is we'll
known, will DO the rsi TO turn against 1t they
lind II weak enough 10 suit their sinister purposes
Tho last steamer from Monte. deo vas The French
packet Aunis. she brought bows from the seat Of
the projected revolution in Nontevideo II appears
that Flores has lately received anonymous letters
twhitssl against the oriental government ana
against bis own lie. Il is positively Known thss
guns and that he Is preparing, with the bancos 10
strike blow Montevideo, uniting himself vi Buenoa
Ayres and correntes and then declare himself against
the alliance, bis chief purpose being to offend Brazil
II 10 also said that he only awaits she OF the
volts Cordova and other provinces Of tho Argentine
what he raaIy 10. the enemy OF the alliance the friend
Of the blanco party and Of Paraguay. In consequences
Of ali this small deiachmess OF Brazilian troops have
been ordered occupy several villages OF the INTERIOR
TO guard against coup dean Of this iawless guerrilla
rSs1 %sn' na h -: ss.sos n as
In her foolish generosity, spending countless millions
and shedding rivers Of blood
The General Assembly Of Brazil was closed the 23d
instant with speech from the Emperor the throne.
- follows
Agoss, AVID Mos, wos.sy H.ra.ssrAry.s or IN. IA
TRANQUILITY regns IN the Provinces and that the relations
Prs.id;Ss i. Ispsse ~ r.i.sas;
ana ne .
and hay, a, Informed isa. ne
"A asas " orss. . 81. % " ;s@masssssS,
.sso o. curapsity. The sc,ion the sIpedi,loasry
when expelled the f.ss.ssn oops from coSs@ss asG
"oss Ss r.. 70 ssr Il
employ every effort e .ermnss ,h. var hceorsb and,
hs and the courage o. The sss and land force. "a
ss -sss s
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into operation upon the ist Of October next,
has been signed. which regulates the ryecution oS
article thirteen Of the Consular Convention with
Portugal thus ending the divcrsence which was mani
Tested IN practice In the matter Of inhcrtar Ths
proofs which you have ven Of your patriotism in
creating tIes TO equaize the expenditure md the
revenue o. the STATE, and In adopting other msa.
sures which tho ertrsordnary circumstances called for
I re hss q ' .s9 s 90 returning .
tribute with your counsels W the 81 Abe en-
thussm OF every Brazilian IN defence Of Just cause We
sustain In order that thsre be ~ bose aida
which the honorable and prompt 81 ths ~.
require The session IL closed. 10 pTn5, n n -
Constitutional Emperor Perpetual Dsfendsr 81 nra,i
sur Actrysr REvrsvn CorIxoros.-Ths Lincoln,
pH) Hn1ld says that D. I. Litter, United States
Revene Collector has been served with summons 10
answer 10 the complaint Of I, Howistt who claims
damages 70 ibe amount Of $50 O6o in consequence OF
The seizure OF his dstery by the collector in June last
The seizure having been made In consequences OF alleged
violations OF the Revenue law the was tried Il the
dismissed and now Mr.. Howisu claims damages, The