New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
Later from RIO Jnneiro.

We are indebted to gentleman who arrived
OIL Sunday in the ship Courier, faTt. Wolfe, from
RIO lanero, ftr he latest intelligence ffom that
country. He inorms US that when he left Rlo
Janeiro the troops were returning from Ro
Grandc, where peace was finally restored
number of the insurgents had been taken prison
cs=. and sore OF their leaders hehsaded ard all
the Others had surreHdersd, corcelving ii useless
to hold cut longer. IN the City OF RIO Grandc
ali was tranquility; business had revived con-
siderably, and VIII, TO all appearance, remain
GOOD for some time In Rio Japciro rothlrg OF
interest had occurred rtcS-l tic disbanding of
the 'r':65fzs. business was rather dull. In the
province Of Nmas ,Jacras new instruction had
broken out, and on the 9th of February Skin.
mish took place between the 'ret'aliss and rebels
in which the tecl5 fctieacd into The marshes,
iea-ii.o three Of their nuber killed ard five or sX
wounded. None Of tie other party we're injured.
This breaking out did not create much uncasness,
as i. viii undoubtedly soon be put down All
remains quiet in San Pauo, and no fears are en-
,eytained OF new trouble IN that rrO"i,lce.
Paor y. 4.,Es' Observation-Disclosures the
nclcmcncy of The weather, highly respectable
audience assembled last evening at the Society
Library. to hear Prof WINES third tecttre OF the
Government ri tic Habraws. His luminous and
ph5oorhlcal ANALYSIS of the Constitution present
ed that ans!ent Government, ~ "7htdie 10 say, IN
light auto i;5o TO most of his hearers, and the
condolences between the system Of Mosaic cgis-
lation and our own, as pointed out BY the lecturer,
were truly extraordinary. Mr.Wincs represented
each of the tribes as forming d separate State,
with Legislature and Supreme Court Of its own.
Yc, there was d real AID yig6rous General Gov
ernlllef, 17;e NATION might have been denoml-
mated. with strict propriety, the : United States
of Israel. There were four Departments OF the
Government the Chief Magstracv, the Senate,
the Oracle, and the Congregation Of Israel. >
This la,l Was the popular branch. ard consisted
Of Deputies CHOSEN by Ire peep.e, truly repre-
scnti,p t7,s ration, and faithfully cmbodying and
carving out the DEGREES of the popular viii. The
form of legal enactment might have run thus
Be it enacted by the Congregation OF Israel
the cnate advising, the Judge presiding, and the
Oracle asserting" There was National Court
to which difficult calses wsrc adjourned from the
local .ribt'rals. these positions and many others
equally striking, were sustained By strong array
of arguments, and illustrated in the most ample
and interesting manner. The lecturer closed
with the observation, that whoever holds TO the
Divine legation OF Moses. ard therefore nccessa-
alive Democracy Is form Of Government stamped
with the Divine appreciation, Will hence derive a
new and lorciblc argument to cherish and defend
the precious charter Of o,ir own liberties; since
lis type and model came originally from the
depths of The Divine wisdom and goodness.
The concluding Lecture Of the Course will be
given this evening. and viii treat of the = Pm.
clples Of Jurisprudence embodied in the Mosaic
Code"