The New York herald., 1870-06-20
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JUNE TO- 187o-rR1pLE SHEET


Of The plantation and wounded two others. Tncy
then retired taking with them some cattle ana hoss
Three more 6arons have been created Marshal
John NSnes "a silva 1avaros y Baron DC itaqui ana
do UvrameDto All OF them are Rio Grande 0nlcers,
who did good service In Paraguay.
sinimoa, ID died last monih The family % Is one Of The
very few In Brazil who can truly boast that they are
untlnctured with African blood, and they are very
The Minister Of War has given rough estimate Of
the losses OF the army in Paraguay BE says some
23 200 received discharge incapable OF further SER
vice. In February there were remaining In Paraguay
men, including LIZ @ SICK 80 S1an rssoa soe % Doe
yet out so that the total loss OF lie Is not yet
public
taken head especially as seamen are more plentiful
The deaths the 2Sd reached nine. II stlil prevails
IN some southern ports.
given TO Donna Anna Merry, the only Brazilian lady
who directed her charity TO the soldiers OF ner
country. Having several sons IN the army
she went to Paraguay established herself at Asun-
cion and, besides regularly visiting the hospta LOOK
number OF sick officers In charge In her own mousse.
The Brazilian ladies' have not shown much patrioc
Ism In the war; Beyond making up, or more
usually buying, box OF lint to be presented to the
War Department-each gift OF which was trumpeted
in most pompOus style-they did nothing; ana
they present q despicaDle appearance side by slae
with the doings OF the Ango-SaXon ladies' OF inc
United States and England under similar crcunl.
Emancipations continue greatly in vogue. over
two hundred have been reported IN Rio and the va
riOus provinces during the last fourteen days, ana
three important planters have made declarations OF
freedom Of all children born henceforth on their
estates.
The government has just published list OF the
property found and left In Mrs. Lynch's possession
Besides 1900 In coin, $4,000 OF Paraguayan paper
and sum OF 81, 400 in gold, which she had given
for an album she SAID was hers, found in her house
at Asuncon, and which the Count d'Eu
nrlaraI reQt0rpt ner--hut she
cned to receive-she had four taras forty rings, two
splendid albums, twenty three studs ana buttons
twenty chains, four combs, nineteen pairs Of ear
rings sixteen bracelets, ten lOcketS eleven watches,
and a number OF other very valuable articles. many
% te belonging M 70 aope IN and se
land bought by herself or Lopez Among her papers
were found copies OF letters regarding remltlances
one asking the English Minister at Buenos Ayres 10
receive in the legation some documents or papers OF
hers and one to General McMahon, without date
requesting him to receive and lodge in the Bank OF
England 10 the order Of her ana her children 3,7oo
gold ounces, 100 soveregns and IS $3.50 pieces
besides which he was to hand to ,, Emu;
States) 500 gold ounces and l6 napoleons.
The sum thus deposited In the Bank OF England
Lopez about $4,000. Thus Mrs. Lynch IS not pcnni-
less and II appears she made other large deposits
In England Besides the above, there was letler
from the Italian Consul, assasslnated In Buenos
Ayres two or three months ago, acknowledging
having OF her money in his hands $4,000 In silver
BY The last accounts the Paraguayan government
had confscated all Lopezs property and embargoed
that OF Mrs. Lynch until the decision OF any criminal
or civil suits brought against her, 1t has also or
dered her pros cutiOn once, and II she do not ap
pear person an advocate ia 10 be appointed TO de-
lend her eG OUtctO. She is still on board he Bralian
flagship at AsuncOn, and 1t seems the Brazilian gov
ernment does not intend to surrender her or her
property TO the Paraguayan government. In iact,
she would be gone coon II she were gwen up.
The Minister OF War has declared in The Chamber
OF Deputies that il is the intention OF The Brazilian
government to withdraw all the brazilian troops
in Paraguay, as 1t does not see any use Tor them
there. However, 1t is very likely strong garrison
Will be kept at the pots or Fecho dos Morros, on
the Paraguay, to protect Aatto Crosse
The Minister Of finance has sold ST, O0000 OF cur
rency bonds at price equal to little under eighty
two per cent net They bear six per cent interest.
The sale is to the Rural Bank.