New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

ard backwards to smoke IN, that Won should thus
pollute the streets with your vlilainouS perfumes
If some rnal-odorous animal were TO walk down
Broadway IN full fragrance, any one OF You would
shy a paving stone at him impomPtu do yon
never realize that YOU arc in the same line with
MN o be persuaded to abandon tnlS revolving
practice, or choose for it some filter arena a
hundred smokers, putting UP and down Broad
way. can change the pleasure of a walk 10 tor
ture for twenty thousand persons; what ngAf
have they to do 1t No man who knows that
smoking IN the streets is annoying TO Ladies. and
vet persists in it, can have any Just title TO be re
garded as a gentleman.
Late and important from RIO Janeiro.
By the brig Russian, Capt. Simpson We have
adviccs from Rio Janero to the 18th OF April
We are in !cbted to NTr. Henry Hardy, passenger
IN the Russian, for the following information. The
rira,c La Belle Pou!e went up the river the next
day after she arrived and anchored IN the man
o-war anchorage. opposite the Palace he
Prince de JoinviIle had done nothing whatever to
forward his marriage with the Empelor's sister,
and it was supposed by great many o. the cltl-
zens of Rio that the event would not occur at all
or if it did, that the marriage would not be ccle-
brated in Brazil, as it wos sad 10 be against the
laws of the country; SO that, If he marres her at
all. he must take her TO France. The Princess
has been very sick for the past three weeks, but
was not dangerously III.
The Emperor still keeps his health, and no mat
ter what occurs, does not appear to be much con-
ccrned about it.
favorable to the Imperiasts. An engagement
had taken place between them and the Rebels IN
which the latter were compelled to retreat.
They are secretly pressing nen at Rio Janeiro,
to send to Rio Grande, troops being very scarce
they are compelled to press them secretly in the
night; occasionally they press seamen belonging
to Foreign vessels in port, nearly all of whom,
however, are liberated the next morning by the
Consuls a great many troops have been already
sent to RIO Grandc; the rebels cannot make much
IN that quarter.
\ British steamer arrived the day before the
Russia sailed from lIontevideo, but would not
give any information whatever concerning that
place. and from the news that had been received
before. 1t was supposed by the silence they kept
that Montcvidco had been taken indeed they
are almost positive Of it. The steamer remained
there only Is hours.
The citizens Of RIO Janicro appear TO be very
ANXIOUS ''a' ''ie rrlnce DC Joinyiie should marry
tile rlhcess'
business was very dni at no. more 50 than Tor
ni1'' years ife'si'S are very low. y vessel
l"hose name We cannon give was chartered tor
'"al pace ana was compelled 10 take tfeIghtat oO
cents per oas' losing 81 per cent.
pifhcnines IN Hinas Cares are not yet settled.
N all tho northern p-,.,;,nas '''''
IA riot occurred a, Carlisle, Pa. on the
l1th, between the students of Dickinson College
and the members of the Carlisle Infantrv. The
latter insultcd several Of the students who armed
themselves with pistols. knives. &c. and drove
them from the ground. Another tigb, ens,cd
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that Nh Coleman had IN his behalf seen Sererai
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apologlzes Tor writing to Mr W. by saying that
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