New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

aan @ OF nlusket balls every looking out for bnso,
wood T6s Iss eagerly occupied In reaching the next
Cohai, ihe resident the two Generals Resomin anS
a. UeIo MADAME Lynch, few oHlcers and ahont
enn M VI te horse guards succeeded reaching Cero
npout 1000 men aferward also succeeded i'm o,'d vInd
% pace, where the President Is fOrtffyipg
three days in the thiekets of the wood beeans 70 stop
@ waK DaTefooted in miserable state OF d nsd 20
surrounded % by Allied troops wnS 1ysef G.S entirely
al possible outlets On the fourth day in te
%en 70 the Argentine camp OF tien Ryas Where a.
met Col CaracaE TO whom am deepjy oblaed hv th
Hina reception ho gave me From here was taken 70
ODes and Then to the Marquis dc Caxias himself can
not praise sufficiently the kindness with which these
OF January am again in Asuncion. but unfortunately
I 20 say hat found my house at Reeolea entirely
poorer than the poorest beggar cent in the pocket
ot Shrt TO put on not single friend ask for any
tllg, aud besides this, mserably sick from suferng
ana ana SO weak that am not able TO leave the house Bn
VIII tne help OF 600 ana some newly arrived country
better every day. e'
am very sorry that must mention here tho very sad
news which immediately learned when arrived al the
Allied camp, namelythat Lopez when he took 10 flight
toward CoIrO Leon ordered an adjutant with list OF ali
lhSht DC found But we fortunately had hooked It
aeady ana all know is that the adjutant with his list
Is taken prisoner by the Brazians escaped second
condemnation I, to death.
peans escaped TO the Allies OF Europeon prisoners
was only beside myself Mr Aonzo Taylor aud young
ltahan by the name OF Segunda Vega Mr. Taylor %
board the English gunboat in Asuneion, waiting for his
IL Dy order OF Tie Government, into
tne mountains or the other gentlemen know nothing
at present But besides this there is DR. Stewart gone
TO Buenos Ayes direct Col Thompson, also gone 10
Bnenos Ayres but believe prisoner OF war. Col.
Winner, who, with his whole family lives In his old house
In Asuncon The large list OF all the foreigners which
nad Deen arrested during the time Of being here
Anew more arrested aferward, do not any
tey all ded either by hunger, torture, misery sueTng,
or ehootng some OF them have been killed by bayOnes
during the march from San Fernando to Las IOmas
being able TO follow the rest am sorry also tell
you that Mr. Ulrch also got shot, but this offers
something as proof how false all the accusations the
part OF the Government have been. They could help
but had Ia fall him from the moment that they had
told you there still money possession belong
ing 10 people who had robbed the Treasury They conld
not arrest Mrs Grant, and did like 10 arrest Mr..
Parodi, that gentleman being OF too much necessity To
them So poor Ullch had TO suffer for ALL But strange
10 the correspondence In which Uch stated 10
you to be guilty hears the date OF the 10TH him
else knew nothing about IT, and them when the SemdadfO
appeared when your correspondence about that
published then OF course they had TO bring him to prison
and kill him.
AS regards other foreigners make the following re-
marks. DR.. Fox, being in deporablo state OF health
was allowed about two months 90 retire to England
on the Italian gunbOa Messrs. Twite Burrel and Valpy
still with the rest OF the Paraguayans in the
tans The with the rest Of the English engineers
OF tho Arsenal NJ Parod IS IN charge OF the Hospital in
CeTro Leon.
So far present should feel worry much obliged II
you would write to me few lines, TO inform me how
yOu your LADY, and child getting along My address
Will be, for the next few months,
r. NOS FISCHER TREUEHFELD,
Care OF Don r. W. NOrdenholz.
ConsulGeDeral Of Prussia in Buonos Ayres