The New York herald., 1867-04-22
THE PARAoUAYAN WAR.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or the HERALD.

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Deu Pedro III. Calls Ont His National Guard
Tho Argentine Revelt Acknowledged as tho
Cause In His Dccree-Tho Revolt In Baenos
sAyrcs ProGressan9-Aniedv vandails@-Caru-
patty benoardcd Onco Moro-Cnoicra IN
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soce of our srmy in operstion against the goyernmsnt
Of Paraguay chiefly owing 70 the Withdrawal Of great
pait o. sne Agsn.no sImy, UsuSeu ~ o - .1 20 oas
fadsracv
Having heard my council OF Ministers, decree tho
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are hereby called 70 do a. detached corps
FOR the space Of ono year, the necessities OF war
snIu.1 . long & ~ u sna ran,rs dsrcs
The CAPITALS Of the different provinces ana sheir districts
around them They shall assemble in full marching
of1ea ~'n A snels MI, .cspsCnse -. Uveas ss , a. o.,
var service shall be called on and no one exempted
only these who belong TO the fourth and NTH classes
~ issH 80 INC =" ~ w. W. A''
ART s The Commanders In Chief OF the neutral dis
trcts and Of the capitals OF the provinces shall march
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cosps con s ~ h IN
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Martin r S pe Anarada 9! my council Minister % ana
Secretary Of state for the Affairs OF Justice shall see TO
having this decree executed PEDRO IL
most significant portion Of the foregoing decree 10
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siderable portion oi 'no Argon''no army Iqualy ns'
nidcant II mot So 10 the determ nation Of tho
National Guard not 70 stir an inch from homeat least
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gent called upon in the city Of Rio Janeiro amounts to
one thousand men but they are far from responding TO
the CALL Many Of them are business mem others are
clerks, who do not object 70 exhibit their gay uni
forms in occasional turn OUTS but when il comes to &C.
tual lighting, especially at distance, they nave NO
stomach for the work. Besides really believe they
have the law and the constitution on their side is as
President johnson were TO call out the New York
roniti. N..,ona, Guard bsl,eve ,hev ara called now
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be kicked up compulsion were resorted TO in such
c..o Here sevaral hata,;ons Of tho National Cuard
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soro,.,v small M and several or me chief o,c.r. have
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80 $500 ss..s..s..., :, c,.,r.,,s /. -. ,... 80.
Another b0mDardmens OF Cnrupaity is the iast news
from the river Plate This incident took place at
ococr ~ ,s rorn,n0 a. ,hs A instant, vneu The car
rison OF Curunr drawn up TO receive General the
visconde Porto Aegre the has recently been thus pro-
n..a &C.,, p.ror, .ra tha Arcsn,,ra Gorar. ArnI,c
% Sd ;s, ;yd The ohssrv,ng m.
c.nrs ~ INA R,ssi,,.n. thonens maj an si,acE was
intended and repaired their trenches and
yses nrontno bv ths oDportunity opened heavy 6re
~, l,nrnafv ina damave dcne however amonnad
To verv tts Guerilla iirhts and partial bombard
are now the order or The day
pra~usvan dcsarers ~ have m usua sad stories IA
relate Of the great and destruction in tn ranks
~ onazis armv caused bV the Brzans but the Para
guayan President does not seem be in least
onvaUad and connnea II hraca himsalf I'M tor the com
tnv asneraI las ssssuIsY y - ~ - o''
| smal denchment was rccsutly sent M the Parana
with orders to destroy the few hamls
ing along the northern bank OF that river they had
Already at last adyces burned two small villages with
what advantage to their arms s not said but most un-
doubtedy causing great misery 10 poor defencsess
creatures who could not the slightest harm;
war is against the government and not against the
country
Argentine and Oriental journals persist In discussing
subject OF mediation by the United States, in view
OF peace with Paraguay, some affirming some denying
the existence OF diplomatic notes respective
The revolution In the Argentine provinces was still
the footing, by last advices-perhaps rather
worse General Pauncro doing his best 10 over
| come the insurgents but with little success.
interior, but fcar they viii turn about and
revolt too in order to put an end war with Para
guay at they concerned for they
heartily sick and tired Of it, and their sympathy was
never warm one towards Brazil There unchart
people here who far that General
ismo Of the allied army organized and directed the no.
VOLT in order TO have decent excuse for withdrawing
from the triple alliance. II such his preconcerted
plan, have been assured by some superior officers
ne viii not be able 70 ay in the Red Sea By any
OF hocus pocus OF Ie 10 um-in snort ne has EVOKED
% cali i into existence. ''''A'' 'A~A