New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
BRAZIL AND PARAGUAY.
THE NEW rARAGUAYAS TRIPLE ALLIA

PUT, each.
ART After the expulsion Of the Brazlllans from Par
aguay, the shall DO carried into Msones and Rio
GTaDde and the territory Of Misones shall DO divided
among nations of this alliance foows: Tho Mara.
cayus shall take all the north OF sao do Guayra, tho
Caiguays the country that extends southwark from
Sato dc Guayra TO Curba River, and all other con-
Quered territories shall fall to the Caray- Guazd.
ARR In case OF operations the rivers. the number
OF canoes be furnished shall be determined in proto
col which. nuiatiS mdndts shall be afterward annexed
as part OF this treaty
ARR o. On the conclusion Of the there shall be
freedom Of fishery in all the rivers, Of hunting mall the
forests and Of vessels going dgas abao with timber or
yerbamat6 coming dDuos dri6a with imported goods
for the Caiguays and Maracayus.
ART 10. In Pndo Buzz Parana Puz1 die before
the war over this will not ator the conditions Of the
treaty.
ART H. The supreme command Of the army devolves
on the Caray. Guazu who hereby awards tho Order OF
Merit to his two valiant friends above named.
Anr H. Tne Calguay and Maracayu nations agree to
supply provisions for the Confederate army during seven
years, should the war last 60 long.
ART 13 This treaty shall be kept secret and tho high
contracting parties agree not to lay down their arms I'LL
the object Of tho be fully attained
Signed sealed and to at the camp Of CuruguaTy.
Francisco Soiano Lopez, Caroy Guasi;
Jacepo-Caya (Rlnd OF the Aloe, for
Pindo Busu, he Greai Palm;
JagoanHaro dhe Fierce Dog, for
ParGna Pus,i The Big River,
1917 OPERATIONS OF BRAzu-
BY telegram from Rosario, we have news from
the Headquarters of the Brazilian flying column
which is in pursuit of Lopez Of months later date
than that of this treaty. On the 30th of November
COL Fidelis with the Brazilian vanguard crossed tho
Jejui- Guazu river and surrounded Lopezs position
which was promptly abandoned, the Paraguayans
escaping to the bridge of Jejuy Mini, pursued closely
by cavalry. Here q short combat ensued, In winch
the Brazilians captured two cannons, killed sixty
and captured several hundred prisoners including
priest, and an aid-decamp of Lopez. The Brazilian
loss was triing Col Tidelis pushed on to the town
of Ingatime, where machinery for making gunpow-
der was found and destroyed Firing was heard in
a northerly direction, which indicated that COL Ca
mara had fallen in with another body of the enemy
Iopez, accompanied by Mrs. Lynch and sons, Gen.
Resoua, 900 men, and about 20 cows, had retreated
to the Vaccuria country beyond the Maracayu.
which indicates that even among his friendly Indian
allies he does not consider himself safe. Whether
this alliance amounts to anything is matter OF
doubt. Even with the knowledge of it, the Brazilian
and Argentine withdrawal of forces goes steadily on,
His Royal Highness Count d. Eu, the commander-in-
chief aready en- route for Rio) considering that the
possibility of guerrilla warfare has no Importance
TO Brazil small garrison will be stationed at
Asuncion to support the new Paraguayan Pro-
yisional Government and thus the chapter ends
THE WAR CONSIDERED PRACTICALLY AT END
GEN. M'MAHoNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ACTER OF LoPEz-ANTI-sLAvERY PROGRESS,
IN BRAZIL
RIO DE JANEIRo, Dec. 25-By advices which
reached from the Rio ds Patasn the 12d Inst 1t would
appear that people of that section generally regarded
the war as over. With every movement OF the Allies
fresh proofs of the weakness Of Lopez are discovered
As they advance he retres and generally without
struggle, II that be possible. Sometimes there 10 an
encounter, but the result Is ever the same Lopez Is
beaten loses sfew pieces Of artillery. and as result tho
Allies find themselves incumbered with multitude OF
the helpless, suffering population who clamor for sus
tenance and protection The Buenos Ayes Standard OF
the 18th inst, in It's review for Europe. says:
Nothing OF much Importance has transpred during the
fortnight The Argentine troops are expected In few
days from Paraguay and great preparations are made
for their reception Tue srsater par, q Tor h Rra, m
Royal Highness the Count ID Eu and H. r. sebor Paran.
for Rio thus the Paraguayan may all ntents and
purposes be considered as finished.
No Importance Is to be attached to the hyng rnmors
concerning Lopez and his alliance with Indians; they
amount to nothing Lopez may possibly carry on des
for the Allies bis power completely and crushed
ons IL RIVE. a saron Of Bsan. will be M
Toned Ut Asuncon TO support the Paraguayan Govern
meBt
In corroboration OF this statement will add that
have already received the teIt OF the protocol between
the Argentine Minister, Varela, and the Brazilian Min
ter Paranhos upon the question Of the reduction Of
the military forces OF their respective Governments In
the field Paraguay. II dated Nov a. 1863, and gen.
orally approves the idea Of reduction the ground
that the Is practically over. and economy demands
TO- THIS protocol has already received tho approval OF
sarmieDio, and undoubtedly VIII be approved by the
other members %! the alliance shortly In further proof
Of The Standard report on tho present status OF The war
Ororo the ideal soller OF the Brazians, arrived ut
Bncnos Ayres on tho inst, and on the following day
he set bull for his native province, Rio Grande de su
Ills command has always been the National Guard
anu therefore disposed 10 believe that tho army opera
tions nre over u any campaigning WAS Intended or en-
pected, 0zoi0 would be too important person 10 DO
ab,ert Again, II tho state Of Brazilian exchange can
no ,esu,ded a. auY ,,st then a ~ evidently a!so the