The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31

.s,ytpai sf tie has Of batls sp Coir".t1s-The Co
| Iumbus Com Cooper has arrived from Mo do ia
neiro whence she sailed ON the IAN inst. 6hc Wa
towed into the South West SPIT yesterday morning
| by the tug bosts Hercules aud Samson we annex
list Of her officers
| A. II. Kitty, I'd do; y. }. Page, Sd do.i VIM. h.
Taylor, 4tt do B Y. Sands, 5th do; d. b. kicgeh'
9Th do; l.. Maynard, 7th do, N. Cadwailader, 9th
do; y. X. Murray, Acting First Master l.. McDou'
gall Acting Second Master; u. + Baese, Surgeon
Y. N. Todd. Purser A. N. Breevoort, Captain Ma
rines; +. l.. West, Lieut. Marines r g. CLARK Chap
lain; J. McDufer, Professor OF Mathematics, " l..
Godon, Passed Assistant Surgeon; J. Hastings, As
sisani Surgeon X. 4. Maxwell, II. N. Stevens, A.
J. Dallas, X. r. Mason, Paul Shirley, J. M Brad
ford Il. Barrett, Nj. Smith, T. X. Graham, C.S. Bea,
T.. Johnston, q. l.. Chenowitb, ID. Coleman, 4. O.
Grafton, w. w. Wilkinson, EFT. Andrews, s. Phelps,
&. S. King VIM. H. Parker, Midshpmen s. Beliin,
Captains Clerk; II. Spaulding, Pursers Clerk JAS
Simpson, Boatswain; Charles Cobb Gunner, David
Bruce Saimaker; Thomas Stanton, Masters Mate;
Patrick Dee Carpenter.
The Columbus is a remarkably fine vessel and an
as oDishngly fast sailer. She sailed in 1870 hours
805 miles, at the following rate ;---one day, $50
miles; second day, 1854; third day. 267 This is, per
haps, the fastest sailing performed by any ship
of the line in tie United States Navy.
We learn from officer on board, that Neapoli-
tan Prince was daily expected at Rio from Ma
Piles, 10 marry the Princess Qunauria, and to take
command OF the DaZIiah Navy aS LoTu llIbh Az
miral.
MIR. Profit our late Minister, intended returning
in the Columbus, but was prevented from so doing
by not having received the Official notification Of his
recall. His health was not good
The United States schooner Enterprise arrived at
Rio few days before the Columbus sailed. The
Enterprise came from Rio Negro, Coast Of Patago-
mia, u which place she sent TO iberate the
Of the Sarah Ann, one Of the of which was
shot, and the rest taken prisoners for taking fruit
from orchard belonging to the Governors brother.
The Enterprise compelled them to release the crew,
and also to pay each seaman $500 for their detention
in prison. The brother Of the Governor was i'm
prsoned, but Of course, would be liberated after the
sailing Of the Enterprise. The Enterprise was TO
sail from the United States, via Pernambuco, Bahia
on the Goth Of April.
An election For Deputies at Rio had taken place.
The Collector OF Customs was candidate for cleo
ton, but was opposed by the Cabinet Minister, and
was defeated in consequence Of being concerned in
ncws paper attacking the Government. The Minis
try insisted his dismissal the grounds that hold
ing an Office under the Government he had no right
up by the Ministry, and left at the Emperors for his
signature aweek elapsed they notified him, think
ing he had overlooked the matter ten days elapsed
and he was again notified that if the Collector was
not dismissed their resignation would be sent in.
The Emperor informed them that he was ready to re.
ceive II at any time. So ended the cabinet. This
affair created popular sation il has been the
first intmation the Emperor has given his subjects
that he would not be kept in the leading strings OF his
cabinet--.N Y. Herald.