The New York herald., 1870-07-25
alvr,rea the secret. Of n,stry of Itch he had

vatves partly deny the accusations OF ths liberals
liberal maxim the King rclgns but does not govern;
that 10 to say ike the troublesome little boys whom
The conservatives, however maintain that he should
both reign and govern, thus following the ola Tory
responsible virtually only TO the Pariamcnts as has
| been the practice IN England under Queen Victoria.
George, OF the itcd Cross Knights, took horse and
lode before the iost. II the state OF religious feel
RS to be ny hS S n1Tn ta 70
| Is changing to the bad with great speed. few
years $50 would have witnessed the crowd all
kneeling and gazing with looks OF revcrente on the
SAINT, while this year only few knelt and the only
CALCULATIONS 20 the Santtsst,no came from aged mig
tning not long ago and the attendance Of the
knights OF the military orders VINO are expected to
generally snirked the duty on the neft Sunday
size image Of Our Lady Of the Mother Of God to the
| chapel OF % new hospital lust established.
ssws tons ay
| Matto Grosso The sut arises from one OF the pc
patty County Of Jacobina in Matro Crosse, lived
planter, who, among other things goes largely INTO
ss Saa q br9Ssr Ia the army n and Of
being wealthy, they formed an influence " LIBERAL
consisted Of Of three s 5roters and the their
party put the whole power in their hands, one being
another was the commandant Of arms Of the dlstrc,
ana the other was made municipal Judge. SO, armed
Win AL the n2we. the three brothers astsrmnsa
NE G'sSt pSSs sSas Ssss' and nsS syss
op the pretence that they were made from public
| timber, his slaves were beaten and mis- hired men
were pressed into the army. Finally, to make some
profit also armed party organized Of national
guards and the customary band of cutthroats MALL
Ger of the national guard, made raid the planter,
sacked his stores oil dry goods sugar &c, and car
red on seven TONS OF pecacuanna. besides smashing
| nal
| the authorities pretended to know nothing OF the
affair and could not discover who the parties were;
but it WAS we'll known that the stolen property was
In great part divided among the three. resort to
the government after great delay, caused the dis
missal OF the judge but the other two were left In
their onioes, and oraers were sent to permit the
planter to make boats from the public timber lpeca-
cuanla OF similar weight appeared at last in RIO Tor
sale under suspicious circumstances and the brother
oft he planter has embarSoed it. The value OF the lot
1t would seem that Brazil viii get no cable COM
| muncaton with Europe or the United states for
Tesrn 1 demsndeS such I high compensatoH rom
capitalists that, In the height OF the cable FEVER
he could not form company, and now that cable
enterprises are at discount he is still less likely.
| II, however. he fail to commence Within the time
| Axed the temper Of the Brazilian government ap
pears to he such that will not renew but viii con-
cede to other parties At present however 1t seems
as though tine first telegraphic communication with
| the United States and Europe Will be throngh the
River Platte and Chile which will join the Pacific
| line.
|
| Tame Ncwspapcrs--Exhums mstiOn After the Pa.
raguayan War-Tho Conde D'Eu-Imperial
Fetcs-HOms Aeain-.Mmo. Lynch-Rc-
lisious Celotrntisas-Graud Bali mt the
CnsinO-IIoSltk.
RIO JASErRO, June rs. 1870
AS was the case with the newspapers In the
United States after the close OF the contest that
waged for the preservation and continuance OF the
Union so here the newspapers are dull compared
with the Issues that for more than four years were
nllel with buliens announcing succe or defeat
OF the allies In the strife with Paraguay, with this
cepuon that these papers, even IN times or greatest
excitement, would fall far short OF appeaslng the
curiosity or satisfaction OF any American newspaper
reader even In time OF severest quiet, Not single
paper published In Rio Janelro could live month
In the United States; but newspaporia excitement
seems not at all necessary to satisfy the news seek
eis here, and "paciencta" seems the motto OF this
| generation AID century
The novelty OF the close OF the Paraguayan war
has passed away among the thiags that were.
| Lopezs death has been announced to the world.
Even remote China and Japan must have heard Of 1t
by this time Lopez was Paraguay, and the lance
that pierced his boly TO the death parayzed Para
quay and closed the 1t has been said that The
Paraguayans were fighting for Lopez and not the
nation and this, with the fact that he had marvel
ous control over his people, has been strlkingly
shown by his death. The poor Guayamese were
shocked. demorazed, scattered and there is no
doubt that Paraguay may now enter an epoch OF
peace, quiet and prosperity If the country has not
been literally consumed.
The young husband Of the Princess Imperial, the
Conde dEu, the present and prospective hero, and
inasmuch as his departure for and active service
| In the field began an era OF change, and
that, not long after the campaign and
| mans ability and reasonable cause for the CON-
| parative alteration OF The people. Hls reception,
| Rio Jauiero, the first week in May, was such an
ovation as Brazil never before saw, anu the three
days decoration and illumination or 'he houses, was
something rarely excelled by the liost elaborate
| Partisan fttoS.
Additional fetes Of rejoicing at i~ successful ter
mnatiCn OF the war were given by the citiZels on
the 5th 9Th and 7tl OF the present month. The de-
coraions and ilI,lminations were localized at the
beautiful bay lake, miniature temples and fortca-
tions were built and Illuminated gay pennons nut.
tered from ilIunllucd poles, balconies were draped
.l satin damasks and silks, gas globes dotted The
facss Of all tue buildings mottocs ana Transparent
cies werS on every hand and unclouded MONDAY
was scarcely rr,ehter than these nights. On the lake
,rcral barges S-sht with Bengal lights, passed in
nayo, -"view. In an ops baroucne, drawn by SIX
harses orc ~receded by two ov."n ncnnteo Lie
G,,ards the Emnc,~ ana Empress, ana Uuiide 'rs.
and Princess irseral ave and received the salu-
tatlons and yivas' of the mu..tqu n , A., ,,o,,
The VoluntariOs continue TO arfT>~ lrom oe MO ~
Plaza, ANA not week passes but Two g., mare yes.
sells come III, bringing those who have e2i;S.'ed
the unusual ravages Of disease in this protracteS
war. Yesterday two vessels arrived, and at noon
the men dlsembarKed and formed in the Lago dl
Paca, and reviewed. by the Imperial family
from the Old palace. They were very ordinary
looking set OF men, among whom, rank and fe,
were many negroes. They bore little evidence OF
severe warlike campaign and one company of vet
er,ns the Army Of the Potomac gave more evil
dence Of the
"Flinty and steel couch of war;
than all the returned soldiers have seen in Brazil
The excitement just now excitement to q Few. anu
they principally f9reignersl has been the advent
| here OF Mai;.ine Lynch, who for so many years
| has shared the IL. tunes OF Lopez. She arrived
| here in the English steamer CITY OF Limerick,
| from MonevIdeo, on Wednesday, the I'D
| inst, and daaeTted Tor Europe on the same
steamer yesterday afternoon she remained quietly
| on board the steamer, and was allowed 10 see no
! one, though understand Mr.. Scully. editor OF the
Anglo -BruxUidn Times had an interview with her,
| possibly, because he Is fellow coun!ryman "
Nine. Lynch being one OF The a,rest OF the daughters
i ireland. lSl,ierInY the severity oil the