New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

only fresh evidences Of coming disaster and ruin
to the country The following the principal items in
the Minister'S statement:
Bonds In circulation including those Of the national loan
Of 1903 reduced IN the sun Of three hundred eoutss Or
res +200oooo, which were paid up GU account Of 40, 40 M,
Paper none in Cremation, emissions auder is cred.
1905. les lie ,gu applied to substitute notes Of N de'
SO" md Of 10000 nil rel. Of the ab Impression. a,c19'aoo
1871 s o 1 y, -, s, r, Of e,i1,.
6l5'oll2t7! TO toe River Plate {" par. 56l.0'l, ,,.
PsyrsSt, Of Observation-Disclosures IS al 20 80: Pay
uspartwen Of the Anur. y gil 2S4G57; special mis-.
River Plate l9 Observation-Disclosures. 5Ot7ioR4
Among the bonds in circulation are included not only
the OF S. oOOOJO0OO, winch were to have been emit
ted m December by virtue of the contract lately entered
into with the Bank Of Brazil but also that Of s. 100000
corresponding 10 bonds which, according TO this same
contract were paid in the present month of Janu
ary the amount OF which the bank paid at once into the
Treasury, without waiting till the expiration OF the time
fixed upon.
The imperfect character of tins statement gives gen
dissatisfaction It tells nothing about the foreign
debt of the country. which is s12O0OOOO Also in
calculating the amount OF paper money In circulation
the Minister leaves ont Of account entirely the 10000
coutaS Of refs G3lOOO0OOOO which were Issued before
the war commenced Instead Of giving the remttances
already made. which is OF desirable and import
ant il would be much satisfactory TO give those
also that s be made for the settlement of debts
that unquesoned. In other words, give the country
clear notion Of s financial condition. II would seem.
no"eNe'' "S ''"'N. !" ~, - - = -.,,,
II is well-known that Brazil has apparently been max
ing vigorous efforts many years induce emgrants
u settle within her territory IN preference 10 other coun-
,, 5 ,,, tlsse oe,r,s h,,,, mn IN the rrose,t mn
, -, ,,r.,, s,,,, nov. rollIy ala in c,,,.
,,a,,,, ,i.f,.ts tt, t,, MS or pr,zli,,s Ifl
. ~ ,.- ..f.,-,,t. 10 c,,,,.. o,,or, tIa,u aud
,l ,1,. iIof in tho n,,tfcr wa. orI, affected 70
,.,+ , ~, ,,,, ~ The leaders who were progressive
,l ,,,,,3 ,,,. t,c coputrv Gcy,lopcd BE this rs il
, cicr, ,,o r5ct is clear that no enIicrauts are
,. c,ni,., r., I,r,zu. and furthermore the emrrant,
tt,s c,,o ,r,, tne INST two years are now max
,, ,o tnr. cfy,rt ailed nv their Consuls and Min.
,. ~ return, ia tu,ir homes again The contrast be-
t,.e, rr,lu and f.. adjoining uci.bors IN the Plate
t ,..,,.t.lc f.Irtou and the Banda Oriental AZ
records ti, ssldcct If emigration Is most striking
rlr cg-rlnts are constantly arriving from Europe az
ue rate of d thousand and more a month: While here
,loro NOT come. 81, many dlrlIa, IN. entire year
Oro.f t'a Illustrated 1g1.rs of In, Ctu.fl recently
,..,,,d tho fact ycr, btrni,y sitting astrlde the
So, tf o., ,ro ,,,,,,i, NJ rho r7rr,or was Gigantic.
Indian I'm fpu feather reuresenting Brazil looking
toward the sa, which WAS covered with steamers all
,ri,,, an g., .o,tbcrl, direction for the Plate and
cro,,d1 ,tn entrants In the rear upon the summit
~, o , t. ,,r,s I me +, ir.s NJ Tudustr, stretched
o., FAM lor,tb am tl ,,rourd slcpurc and Commerce
Ii,, in ,ne ,,o.t detected manner against a bale Of
- ,, .,,rr,,,rli, ,-....r.d 81 rpipops sr,te NJ
-. . r,,,it' .o,,. ,,rl..r,,.,,l h,c.ever ,,,s
p'''' "i'''S i,,o
- ga at.oI and , f.r,,ts were gi,o
-, ~ la Ola. I.,,,, ,r,,, so,, r,il,,,, trains
-. 20 ,t. ,,,,,,r,. ~, o,.,,. liroc.iop Trare
-, . ,.,o al, 80 .,.e,, and mon sbo,rfr, them
IT,. ,r M. rros of .,,is h.,,,o sbipped In short
a. .., .,,,,,,, ,,.,.,I.J o,..ry,ybcre aud the
- - .....1.t o.. r.,...,,.. ,t. ntl.., s,.,, mi,
- -, ,..'.,.u..
-, 49,, ,.. .. ,,. ,.np,
vas AZ. ''''' ''n'',''' " '''' -,
,"','7 - - -. .,- -. 80 i
49,. =. 49,, ~, ,....,.I me- c,,,i ,.,.,.,,ts tl,,
tlIoi,, r,s,,s for the r.r,,co NJ that .octiop by
-. -. g.. t,,,,,o. -, rho c,i,,,,to aud
;l ,,lo ,b,, ~ Witch they b,,a lecp accpstop,o5
~ -, 49,, -. a., d. -. s,, Gov .ro,, 20 ON,
- - -. i.,,,. , .,,,ri, o. rhor. 90
-aat,o,i ,i. mann, y, Tho o,.
- 80 -. 49,, ,,, .G, - Il,
- ,,,,'..I. ~, ~ 80 ,,.a,,a,,,s
"i'nou' Ni'"V "''''ou-'' - , a, -, t,
~ ,,,, 20 49, t ,hts r,on gbero Twin, il
h, Igegid.s mis- tho e,i.,r,,t here meets ALI the
fges sr aco,,r la,3ed nro,ertv there bcng little
m NO ie5cplt, i'm cAecpc readily contracts, for sale and
purchase lie thinks Furthermore that the spaniards
from the Basque Provinces ana the French the most
desirable emeants for that Republic, since they have
simple and pariarcha habits, and readily apply them
selves 20 agriculture and the mechanic arts The tai
ans do make good emigraut having always IN view
the purpose Of acquiring riches with which to return 10
their native country.
have said thathc emgrauts who nave come 10 Brazil
during the past few years are now seeking to return
home again. This is generally the with em!grdnts
from the United Kingdom and is especially the with
those included the recent emigration from the South
states OF the United Satcs-and emigration that NJ
time certainly looked as though il were destined TO
be considerable ana even ioiihd"be. 1HlS "''er
element is now almost TO man STRIVING 10 get p'cA'
Already the Home Government mas ~ uhely orde4s 10
the navy furnished Tree transportation Ior large mum
ber,and the American Benevolent Society oil kio de J-
metro has freely expended It's FUNDS Tor The same purpose
The number Of Americans however. still remaining in