New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09
Later Con, Brazil.

,,,,, made for the hand OF the Princess francesca
Carolina for the Prince de Jonyle, and the mar
=, qe was to take place on the 18th of May Inc
,,nI;c,tion to the Emperor was made on The istn
Of aprl BY the Baron Lanss'tortf--'i'e french
,,,b,ss,dor. The following were the respective
addresses =
The Baron said =
s-I presn, in the name @i n; Inn the
, ys,atn 10 ask the hani o! her !ntFAi r 81 49,,
1"s ~, francesca your Majesty sister Tor ,h't
;sr.ur tI., Prince de Jonrie Neth'as e'"'a III
sfI IN tbs heart OF the h!ng than unioi VIZ"
- 80 c,.e ;hs lies Of family ;hat already nA o.1 81
- 40 a,pasti.s AID the OF friendship max UNI ~
.,,o ua,ion, venture % HOPE that Your tale>'.
~. ,be s,m. HsTiAg been permitted to eater uie ,
s,pc,u.rv within which moGarchs LAY asiIe t'e it r.
- -,,,-l vour Majesty have found there sure mos,
nTiy,te virtues those tender aud sweet affections
Frsace ai,nr.s also in the august ho1Se lh'' ~
In parting from brother whose ioSe nls ,er
ron,h with 50 much olicud-, and from ororsu So
h, yirtues secure to her universal affection ana
the Princess Francesca viii take her place IN 'e Mus ~
that roval family closely united anu 80 'e'v'e' "
,b Her harpqess VIII only b. transferred 10 ah3the'
sc..e aai VIII receive. rs reliance on husband "rs
name has asad, become known troushout' the world guar
sntees OF ,ha; permlnence 10 winch me e'aFn.
her Imperial hI9hneSs So etniAehu? eh''ti> -
The Emperor replied =
win all ny heart to tl1t alliance which is 50
,s;ne 10 me and in which The BaIilians VIII 50 coTdIa
rejoice Nv sister, whom y0u viii 10" address
vii assIredly confirm tlu my answer Tor we atT
RIA, she will md in the affection OF the royal Aniy o
Rance sweet soce Coz the regrets she n't Feeds 'evi III
leaving the country that gave her o'Iti'
The Baron then addressed the Princess III these
words -
.Afadam-The happiness OF Monseign'ur the prnce de
Joir,l would not be complete without your gracious con-
frm,,on of the reply which the Emperor Your august oFo
ther. has as given me- 1t is lion youse'f also that ms
ROYAL HiChpess desires obtain y0ur hand More fortunate
than most Princes he has been permitted to see ana aPPti
ate FOX himself those eminent qualities "I'ca uisI ~,
,,ur Inparia HglueSs. Your heart madam VIII titAh
him co li.yio- sized that it SHOULD be So on WIZ not
come as stranger Madam, INTO e bosom OF iat ne" ANN
l., which irrpaenilv awaits Nou viii Ind There that
f7t,r.l ai.-cton which you Know we'll You WIN nm"
The tenderness ola sothsr who already loves YOU As her
daughter aud who will show YOU by the most touching *
ample what holiness aud usre private virtue can add 10 the
most exalted station
The Princess then replied as follows =
eNfon,enr Ninr-I am hapr! IN confirming the answer
Of nv august brother persuaded that the affection Oh
the ROYAL family rance Will soften the regrets that mus
feel in leaving my country, AID beloved brother ana sister
The answers were Immediately announced to
The Prince, and all the French vessels IN the har-
bor fired salutes of 81 guns and holsted the Bra
lillian flag. The marriage is said greatly to graf
ify the inhabitants
The adviccs from Montevidco at Rio were to
the 18th of April. The commanders OF the BRIT
ish and French squadrons had refused to recog-
nize tho blockade declared By Admiral BROWN
The latter took possession on the eth Of the island
of Ratios. and attempted to obtain quantity OF
powder that was stored there but the English
commodore claimed it as British property and
Brown gave 1t up.
On the same day an English sloopoEwar and
brig joined the Buenos Ayrean sqmdron, and on
the l4th the squadron appeared without colors
flying, which seemed TO indicate that it had been
captured by the English. This was sad to have
been caused by Browns oycrhanllng an English
brig from Maldonado, and making her come to
anchor.
Rivera, when last heard from, had divided his
army Of 1000 men. One division had marched
to occupy Paysanda, and the other TO lon fcrG.
who was watching General Urquiza, beyond the
Uruguay. 1t was said by some however, that
Urouza had crossed the Rio Negro and oincd
I Oribe.
One of Napolcon's Generals had 1000 French
citizens under arms, and was ready 10 act in con
cert with the Montevideans to resist the Bucnos
Ayrcans. Pedro H. of Brazil had sent 4 lrigatc
to Naples to bring ont his intended wife, one Of
the Italian Prince3scs, who daily expected.
The u. S. ship Columbus and schooner Enter
prised off Montcvdco on the 22d Of April.