The New York herald., 1867-03-24
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.

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rConnued Bombardment Of Curupaity-Iu-
erase Of the Brazilian Army-Expiosisns
am Collisions Among the Allied Vessels
Ated Reports Of Evcnts-Lopex nm Abo-
Zionist.
Isorder TO "come 70 time" the pugIliss say, as
aeaas possible consequent the short month Of Feb
xus the mail for New York leaves here at
oc,ck A NJ on the 2Ath instead of three O'Clock p H.
on no 25th.
10 news from the seat Of war as for several months
pa Is hardly worth recording. Our last information
thace dated from Corrienes the 10th instant The
OCCASIONAL bombardment OF Curupaity still continued,
anis, perhaps, being kept up TO the present time
fe days ago the report current here that s walls
ha been destroyed but has been subsequently, asceF
saed that the damage did not amount to much Before
Chi bombardmept which carried on by tho neet the
ailnce in the Paraguayan feet such 70 astonish
Nh new Admiral Ngnacio). who consequently ordered
1eonnolssance by eight cads. resulted in the
cdaiuty that the enemy was still alive. The vessels
d suffer much but the affair resulted in the loss OF
on Of the best officers OF the Brazilian navy-nameiy,
sh captain Of the ironclad svado. Beyond occasional
pet firing the army has done nothing, though inces-
say harassed BY the Paraguayans who ever on the
aht
.he intervention or the United States in this war,
though the good Offices Of Minister Washburne, is again
aased Of but not generally believed.
senorccments continue to leave this city at the rate
ohhree thousand men per month, but the commander
rchief thinks-and very properly, too-hat II is not
tae yet 70 commence operations
While the Argentine troops leaving Corrientes
explosion took place board the Marquis Of Caxas,
casing forty deaths and injury eighty Another
explosion took place board the Flor de la Lbertad,
bingng up Oriental troops, and some perished. The
Argentine steamer Buenos Ayrcs was run down by
IL Guarany and the captain and three men drowned.
Tie assigned for the Argentine troops leaving
Crrientes the necessity OF putting down the revou-
tbn n the province of Aendoza which is said however,
made In Buenos Ayres.
clip the following from the Anglo Brasilian Times
PIPER in the government interest," and generally well in
on the I'd OF February sance
at msae Sy the se took IN he following
The ronclsd Bahia formed the head Of the third division
Iars Barros Colombo and Tamandare, such order
ss s afs e na t. q he shs
se they c, themselves drift with the current 70 the oppo
Odd division consisting Of the ironclads Barroso svadO
pn.Ss A was se0 up % from sis for three hours the
s @ 9oms s,sSso nS o.r nnd rh he
es raraguayans returned from the thirteen cannons
w the s1s n
hen & distance ~ G for the T0r de
vas msinlained between the
Ss
s my rse s1d s m from ss on am ae
s.y .sich .irues sy bali wais The IRON;
the yS.ss he sSnso.... and HragI.r
's n.e 'Ss me
a. and were assisted p steady IN Srs from the
fsuss sSs ~Sse as %s being thus on
s Ss s ssa os s
.r. sgpssls them and s.roas col.nn Of cavalry, sup
= ss,s;y Is possible ssers hsv ss
cA rs ~ s. ssasbs and
edge Of the ensmy Tho loss aud injury sustained
s. % 81 Ss s ssp sp ss
Ss % ns % % 81 o E
PsrasuAyan works to harass them Un the oh the latter
s se
Autnes setting IRE 70 some nuts and killing three
TIE Latest socsun state that ON the sh part Of the iron
Ss@s.rs@sns q kasiH ana tiss ssnsrs asssus Of the
hat these isS been @ s,,saIsasa Ss new ~Srts Of
y hl ior this Puposs leaving thus Only
:as..s sn:. A.s ii. r..r... severely defeated
~ isis.a xrrsdosdo with 100 Of Si;rss
ianssss. Ayrvs sss.pr.sy 70 murder the member. q
discovered upon lhe sh just before the time appointed FOR
ss ssp and the eensgrs,or. were seis.d Among them
TIE xnpHrss ana The asSses sess lost during storm
Buens Ayrss the latter gsng ashore with valuable
hentsvdeo eight days had been allowed for the return
The psnsS had sailed south with the svowed pur.
of 6ghtng the feru nees winch reported
The editor ohs same paper in his issue Of yesterday
avs" Eyenye would seem 70 b coming 70 . crisis at
ns seat Of In Paraguay aud after paying hish
rbute TO the talents and energy OF the Marquis dc
saxas, the allied commander In Chief ho says, think
tdlcsously:--
what may be the results Of the movements asserted 10
have Dee0 In progress may be premature 70 dissuss but
1rafiiian attack succcssfu On the side 10 n small
esrcely civilized Sise which has for been
pndng OF and material. without power
possessing considerable commerce. which enables Il TO OBJ
Vim every necessary material IN abundance, and with
tnfoid population whence 10 repair the losses OF
y army. These are important differing circum.
and notwithstanding the obstinate vaior OF the Para
and the rcsed skill OF their engineers Ia the
m OF defensive warfare, The Brazilian officers have been
aiming knowledge the best school, that of and
seady concentrated and continuous system of attack
ach known have been the Of tho Bra.
xian leaders, almost nfalbly break down by
h barriers opposed % the Brazilian forces and result IN
vtofy TO them dearly earned be- but st In
" IMPORTANT objects sought Tor attainment this
Patriotic individuals continue 20 free their able bodied
sives. Who are willing 70 join the army, taking
OF the wives and children Of the sable vpluntecrs
tlis following the example Of their benevolent EN-
ywor
wen asked the other what he thought OF Lopez.
To answer was, that be was evidently an angel from
Haven Dy God Almighty himself 10 FREQ the slaves
OF ofBrzxn, adding. Thank God, shall all be soon
fre" Significant that Cuba and Porto Rico cannot
hoi out long after the southern States and Brazil