The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-16
SOUTH AMERICA.
Conflicting Reports About the Proba-
biIiticS OF Peace.
The Allies Preparing for Vigorous Invasion
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TIE ReaAto.
Unwiilinsness Of she Braxi,ians 20 he Con-
scripted- BIinisser Wnshbur has nm Inter.
view, with General Caxins-ND Mediation
Possibie-The .Argentine Itsvolt-Jmsiicc In
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RIO JAsEIRo, April Q, 1857.
The war ~h Paraguay still hangs fire Very little is
doing In the 'front.' and here the want Of enihu
siasm continues 90 prevail Patriotism seems 10 have
died out altogether In Brazilian Breasts and cysry man
for himself seems 10 BE- the psevnliag sentiment The
difficulty Of recruiting 10 ever On this point
the National Guards are a. determined Is ever They
still refuse 10 obey The order OF the Emperor the taxi Of
which was given in my last, and 10 20 into camp In
Pernambuco tho efforts 70 obtain recruits have led 10
something like open rcvslk Il Is reported from there
that thousand In arms. ready to oppose the
provincial government ITS efforts comply with the
order from The general government for ssoops they
have already committed Of depreciation ana
have set At liberty thirty forty Of the worst con-
victs imprisoned there. aud thus have swollen their
ranks OF iawess bandit AZ yet the general govern
ment has taken steps in the matter and II Il does mot
do something very the riot may increase V very
uncomfortable proportions. p
The news from the river Plate is reinforced by intsl
gsnce from the Of the 24Ih ult,nA No
movement haA been made BY the lied army. The
usual exchange Of Hre betwson the pckcis going
on, and the throwing Of shells into Curupaity 81
daily The only fact thai has created
sepsatioa lately the arrival the nth ultimo Of the
United States Miaister washburn accredited 70 Para
quay, At the encampment Of the Allies whore he had
Interview with the Marquis Dc CAxas The coafereuce
OF oouss. secres one, ana many have been the
coueotures since its purpose The most reasonable
one though ID, that Mr.. washburp wanted 70 know,
you know" what the allied governments had resolved
about the mediation offered BY the United Ststes and
that the Marquis answered that mediation admits
sbe in this I, may ts that the Brazilian
its In rejscng mediation from The government
OF the United States seeing that the latter
would not hear OF mediation during its own recent
troubles But must be remembered that the allies
s o. s sove @ 6 Ssoass war
make peace. while the United States had opposed to
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Minister asked and obtained permission % stay in camp
tl the arrival q ocal despachcs from Boenos Asres
having received the dispatches The American gunboat
| Wasp took Thorn up later
Tho last news places the Baron de Herva opposite
sapcra, with the vanguard Of his army, which s sup
four thousand men going 70 embark aud proceed
the upper Parana 70 Hcrya and as soon The
1 Third cooperate with the O,her
whatoser Tho plan might be- il was the general belief
that tho decisive attack would commence. that by
ell cAlc latons would begin 10 the lrst part Of the
presen' month or Apr-about the time Of this writing
In the interior Of the Argentine provinces the govern
nert VI ops we're commencing sop nations against the
troops In pitched battle solved themselves into
eucrilas and, the most Will Try 10 hold city
q tbs rsSeo had boldly sasaaced ao 10
LUX after leaving sucIent forcs the river Qoerto
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government If which Is more than suspected By tee
graph % Monsesidco nss been made known that the
not before pllasns ali they could The Governor Of
the Il OF Tabeoda 10 march together against aan
Juan. General Flores, on retiring % honieyidco.
win General Hire, iesatns IN a renewal q their old
friendship, which had been lsle s,akea Of ass The
BucnOs Ayres Il is sad. for the purpose Of combating
upon tLe terms OF joint note with tho other allied
answer s Se o Ct s -.
United Sta.eS 81
scuiy Tie editor OF The AseioBrcs.ia. Times because
no had tho misfortune 70 have his place Of busnsss
burned down fhs worthy who made the arbitrary arrest
Clcgario Hercuano dc Eqmno Castro like 10 give
and titles In full when be, In exercise Of
au,ica But senior Hcrcuiano caught Tartar when be
arrested Mr. sculy for that sxplos has resulted in his
dismissal and the mstitat'on o. prosecution against
On the other hand, young Eugishmaa, while bathing
on sunday taken with nss and drowned in shallow
water though four persons LOOKING ON
the time without rendering the least assistance Good
MOI sa Se my Ss nSs
superstition current With regard TO saving drowning
personsf 'oh. no" was the reply, "but persons
saving life under such Responsible
and must Tor every thing connected with the
case which may muct then Of several weeks Of their
The old Diarso do Rio de Janeiyo paper which has
attained tho ripe age o. iory-nihe years, took new
double the size ~ heretoiose under new proprietor
ship and management II y a. pstseni rrxfd In ior
ers sS hs Eus . ~ s
tanned will gradually put Ere.s-
binafon with Portuguese an t hnas becomes English
altogether The paper Is IL fact. 10 be an Ameri
cano Brazilian Journal ~
-. !. Ii. TUE ws.nHA
return 70 summer, embracing hcSsd term Of three
days, almost worthy Of New York itself Yesterday
morning began 70 rain and throughout the day the
weather was sury and showery. We mss uesr lock
FOR delightful weather eHfaa4 sd4 fie1 iAea
The Obstacles e Pesce-Hheace Ssspsx ssess
Ills Supplics-A General Battle Rxpected
Absut the BeGianing Of APril-Accidens 10
Nistsser Asbeih. &C. 49, $50 ~. +.
emsan Brksos Assss. 9. A., March Is. 1885,
Since the arrival OF President Miro in this Guy
ing the management Of the war m Brazilian hands there
have been many great professions Of prosse- Aad Of
immediate close Of the war; but Ear they not
realized Marshal Caxias left brazil to take command
a. the front under pledge TO term1ate the war
in three months Tho expenditure Of money and the r.
organizing Of the army hare correspondent with this
but not the results RI ss rsellaa
The real daculty 10 ,his The army Of the allies
not advance account Of swsmps directly in their
front and through these marshes the passes guarded
with great forehough' and strength Their progress
must be made on The river BY means Of The feet The
old fortress Of HamAta has not vet been seen BY war
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OF torpedoes. the guns rsking the the sunken