The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-07
NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER T. 1874
Rio de JaneIrO.
Correspondence Of the Herald
RIO DE JANErRo, August 20, 1874.


RIO DE JANEIRo, August 20, 1874.
Naral AGaus-1he English Outrage-Brasii ian
Affairs.
Presenting you have not had any news from
here lately / embrace this opportunity OF writing
you and forwarding newspaper. We loom up
largely here at present with our naval forces. We
have tour irgates-the Constitution, United States,
Raritan and Congress, and brig cambridge. The
Cyane, [has arrived at Norfolk, and Pioneer lett
here Two days since, both bound 10 No1folk, ana
the States will follow in few days, lnas since ar
rived Commodore Turner says ne Is ured 81
seeing so much idleness, and intends 10 keep al
the fleet cruisIns hereafter. The Congress and
Rarla are getting ready Tor cruise 10 The north
OF Brazil paper was received here, stating
the Commodore had applied Tor r. lief, but II Is a
false report, and the old fellow Is highly pleased
and every person with him. Never had we a inner
fellow on The station, old Stewart not excepted.
Old Jack PercIval has the Constitution. She Is
painted pure white, with red ports she sails soon
for the East Indies, touching al Mozambique, Al
rlca. Our officers all IN mourning Tor our la
mented Snubnck. Mr.. Wise Is here, and was pre-
senied TO the Emperor the second day alter his ar
rival, and tine eird day he was tearing things 10
pieces, about an American vessel being abandoned
10 the English, by the master, on the coast. $40
cum is still here.
business here is very dull. Coffee is very scarce
and poor But little has yet arrived and selling
for from 2I9OO to 3650. Flour can hardly be given
away; some small sales OF Baltimore tor l2IOOO and
New Orleans for 1880 have been made. Rich
mond is worth l6I5OO, and likely TO get better, as
we do not expect any more before the new crop.
Don Pedro is changed man, and OF late has
proved himself very contrary and arbitrary, con-
tnually dscharging his suite and ministry, and
making changes daily The Brazlllans are making
great preparations IN fitting out their navy 10 war
with Buenos Ayres.
We hope Mr. Wise will make things little
easier for us here, for we have been monstrously
imposed upon in fines and charges by this govern
ment. And II Is rumorcd here that the tonnage
duties are 10 be taken off after next month. Wish
ing you health and prosperity
SUPREME CoURT-Present, Chief Justice Nelson.
Jones ads and al Motion TO set aside order OF
May 1915 entering judgment OF pros and TO set aside
all proceedings subsequent thereto and for perpetual
stay Ut all further proceedings in this suitgranted with
out costs Webster MsMotion for precept against
defendant for payment OF coss-granted, ex parte.
Swift and III ads. The Kingston BankMotion to discon
nue this suit Ordered that defendant have leave to
plead puts darren any matters which may have arisen
the commencement Of this suit and ps have leave
to reply, and that venue be changed Hyer VS.. More
house and aOTder for costs against deits Tor not
ing. Wilke and others vs. Truck and wie-Motlon for
dei,s. appear and plead IN partition-graned The
Mayor, sc OF Albany ads. Rapp-Moon to vacale
and al. ads. Van EltenMoon to set aside inquestor
dered that defs have leave TO and defend before
referee, terms. Corson ads. RoseMotion Tor plH
file security for costs-granted Anthony vs. Dunbar
Motion p have leave TO second writ OF capias
ad writ Of heri iaciasgranted, by de-
permit det TO in defend before reiereeon
terms. Rawson ads Clark survivor. &c Motion to set
aside writ Of error, &c. The default opened on terms
Albany Atlas, Oct. b.