The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22
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VIEW YORK HERALD.
View York. "Wednesday, March az. 1913
The FoREIGS Notwithstanding on the nrsl page
will be found tall synopsis of the foreign news
brought by the Columbia steamer at Boston
In a commercial point of view, this intelligence Is
far from encouraging England seems to be in a
singular and anomalous condition.
THE BROADWAY AssAssTNATIoN.--Every addition
al particular developed yesterday, in reference to
the horrid assassination of Corlis will be found in
this days paper
Corlis. we learn, kept two bowling saloons in
Broadway, one Of them strictly private, and ap-
proprated TO the of fashionable ladies, who went
there TO play ninepins between the hours of 10 and
O'Clock. Wehave received some curious and in
eresting facts on this subject which cannot give
to-day We also learn that he also occupied some
connection with the Union CIub House.
Corlis also kept shooting gallery last summer at
Saratoga Springs.
There are some revelations yet to be made in con-
nection with this affair, that will astound the COM
munity.
The FRKNCH ATLANTIC STEAM SHIps.-It is stated
in the papers received by the Columbia, that sever
al of the French steam ships intended to run between
France and America, are ready at Brest, and would
begin their trips this spring. and the pioneer of the
line will probably be here in June
II is mentioned in well informed circles in this
city, that four of these unequaed steam ships will
run between New York and some port in France
probably Cherbourg and ten to different points in
South America aud the West Indies
We look upon this arrangement as one of the
most important that has ever been made in COM
merce and navigation. II is movement indicating
the course France intends to take for the future in
the progress of steam navigation and In the increase
OF the commerce of that energetic nation. 1t shows
that the Galhcan race is determined that the supre
macy OF the seas shall longer belong to the Anglo.
Saxon or the Anglo-Amencan race. When the
competition in the commerce of the world is be-
tween the three greatest OF civilized nations we
must look for results such the establishment of this
new line of ocean steamers; and even this, vast as
1t appears to be, is but foreshadowing of what we
may expect in wears to come, when the globe will
be encrced with steam ships.
We shall look for the apamt courier, the Christopher
Columbus Of the French steamers, with a good
deal of interest
ARRIVAL OF CAPTAIN SPENcER.-Capt Spencer,
the brother of the Hon. John G. Spencer, and uncle
to the late Nidshipman Spencer, has arrived in
town from the American squadron in the Mediter-
ranean 1t Is said that he has resigned his COM
mission In the navy, for what purpose we shall soon
know Many rumors were in circulation last night,
but nothing tangible
ARRIVAL OF HENRY RussEIL.-This admirable vo-
callst has arrived from England in the last steamer
and will soon reach New York. to give series of
concerts IN his peculiar style. His soourn in Lon
don has been profitable and brilliant eH
--LATEST FROM BRAzIL.-It appears by our files of
the Journol do Commerce., that new ministry has
been formed on the 10th Ct January 1t is composed
of the following statesmen
Honolio Hermeto Carneiro Leao Minister of Justice
Joze Antonio de Silva Mas, Minister of the Empire.
Salvador Joze Maciel, Minister ofWar.
Joaquin Jose Rodingues Torres, Minister of Naval
Affairs. " ~
:, joaquin Francisco vianna-peputy Minister of the
Treasury. ~
We learn that immigration into Brazil from Por-
tugai and France was rapidly on the increase par
ilcuarly from the former country II is said too,
that the inducements are such as to lead to cons-
derabie emigration from this country.
VERY LATE FROM BUENos AYREs.-The Edward
Blake arrived at Boston last Monday from Buenos
Ayres- She sailed thence the 10th of January The
proprietor of the Merchants Exchange
News Rooms in Boston, imme diately despatched to
this Office the news brought by her. which we annex
The Argentine fotila, consisting of twelve sail of
small vessels were despatched on the Ist. TO assist
General Orbe to cross the Uruguay; and on the 9th,
Admiral Brown sailed with two ships and one brig
for Northumberland on his arrival there, in answer
to question as to what he came for, he replied, "te
exercise his men," 1t is reported that Oribe is
within short distance Of Montevideo, the inhabi-
tants of which were trenching the streets and pre-.
pairing for desperate resistance.
BuENos AYRIs MARxsr, Jan. 1o-The rivers Urapusv
and Panama alter being closed since the blockade OF the
French, are now open by decree Of the government
and numbers Of small vessels fitting out TO 70
The quantiy Of hides in Coriente vsrously estated
at from 800 900 to still ii will take csme time 10
'ns trade Of the country During the last week
and confidence again appears to be restored but the mar
get, are yet dull Scarcely any article of American
produce Will remunerate the for trouble and
many things will not nett duties and CHARGES salt
lour. and lumber, are drugs
GRAND CONCERT THIS EvESIse.-Mr. Kossows-
ki's grand vocal and instrume ntal concert comes
IF this evening at Niblo's Saloon. 1t will undoubt-
,dy be a truly splendid affair. Among the very
distinguished performers this evening, notice the
names OF Mesdames Maroncelli, and Otto, SIgnors
De Begins. Martini, Benedid, Croupa, and others.
We also perceive that young Pole by the name
Of SalmonskI, makes his first appearance. 1t is
expected to be great treat.
MORE CHEAP LlrKRAruRE.-Yesterda morning
the cheap publishers received by the Columbia from
from Boston, additional numbers Of the new works
OF Boz, OF Lever, and Of Lover, and of Ainsworth,
and at sun down Winchester of Ann street, had
them all in print, ready for publication. We hope
his safety valve is in good order.
ANOTHER DuEL.-Judge Waggaman, member
Of the Senate Of Louisiana, and formerly of the
United States Senate, and Dennis Prieur, lately
Mayor of New Orleans, fought duel on the 10th in