New-York tribune., 1870-04-22

ptal as Dean Bogado informs me, who has INST y,,ea
them They wish to prepare their arms lor 1s o
for their defense Of the country such being their dis
position your Excellency may plainly sec 'n"' VIC al"
have been much disturbed by the news Of the bodily
indisposition Of your Exceency, more or ess iof
OF your Excelency yet good and robust and even grow
ing stronger each day, still cannot forget tal ptepe
united to the body when the latter broken down aud
suffers the soul rapidly exhauss itself and becomes &
liberty TO suppicate humby of your Exceency to take
more into consideration the life Of the country and nave
and upon which the very safety of the nation depends
With disagreeable surprise learned through my
brother, the lieutenant that Gen. Res1uim, fny ln
pressed with the Importance Of the circulars Yesterday
called together all the principal chiefs OF the Dvlslon
ardOr wishing TO interest them much as possible In
the struggle and that the more the General urged the
with the exception OF Commander Das. Thereupon Gen.
Resquim became indignant, and administered severe
men, from whom the country had nothing to hope ana
that they had neither the temper OF soldiers or citizens
concluding treating them towards ike EstgirI1Da
Afterward he said that only Commander Dias was man
for war c &c. This incident was carefully concealed
by all OF them 1t not made known TO me this morn.
ing when spoke with them and Gen. Resquim himself
mado no mention Of it. But Commander Dias hay having g
could not deny that what had been related to him was
the truth m % M St YoT1 %ReR eHe the
said chiefs have always shown themselves very ehthu
sastic in my presence, as have already declared ABOVE
Lieut. Cabriza has just arrived at the camp and from
him have received with pleasure, fresh news OF your
ExCelency, for whose perfect health aud preservation
offered to the Omnipotent the continued prayers
of your Exceency's devoted subject and chaplain.
MANUEL ANTONIO PALAcIOs.
TIE OFFICIAL DISPATCHES-LETTER FROM GEN.,
CAMARA.
CAMP on THE LEFT BANK oP TIE AQUIDAvAN,
March l, 1870. )
MOsT EXCELLENT SIR: / write to you from
LOpcz's encampmcnt In the Sierra. Tho tyrant was
routed and having refused to surrender, killed be-
fore my own eyes, ntimated to him to surrender when
he was completely defeated and seriously wounded and,
having refused, he killed. congratulate your
Exceeucy for the termination OF the and for the
complete YindicatOn obtained by Brazil over the tyrant
Of Paraguay Gen. Resquim aud another officer have
fallen prisoners.
ooUSCiLoR PARANHos TO TIE MINISTER OF BRAZIL IN
BUENOS AlREs.
AsUNCIoN, March S, 1870.
Long live the allied armies Lopez Oyertaken by
the Gen. Camara the left bank Of the Aqul
davan the st inst ne wounded In the hgbt and
not choosing to surrender killed during the action.
Tie mother and sisters Of the tyrant with several field
officers, among whom Is Gen. Resquim have fallen into
our hands. Gen. Cabaero at another point, and
cavalry force had already marched against him. Mrs:
Lynch hid in the woods. and up to the moment OF
the above being forwarded, which Immediately
after the action, she had not been met with Your Ex-
ceency will be pleased TO elicate the members Of the
Argentine Government Ia my name.