New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

GIosrEvipEo, August %, IS4i.-'rhe aspect CT
things in this country is changing. Every thing IT,
dcales that Brazil is going TO engage IN the war,
aud take hontevidee under her projection.
The desperate resistance made by this gallant
people, supported they have been by The sons oil
France, should secure 10 them the good wishes OF
every Christian nation and if Brazil engages in the
war Buenos Ayres will be hnnbled in the contest,
for the Bada Oriental alone is about match for her.
Nigh, before last Col. Garavaldu, commanding the
Montevidean gunboat, went down 10 the Boraio and
captured Buenos AyTean brig and schooner, the
brig with 500 barrels OF four and the schooner with
Yerva, Tea OF Paraguay.
Accomplished as il was in The face Of the whole
Buenos Ayrean force, great credit IL due to Colonel
Garavalda, who is one of The bravest men living.
The baraue Catharine, 81 Baltimore and the John
NJ. Carter, OF Phiiadeph arrived day before yes
terday The only U. s. ship of war here ia the
Boston, and we are 10 great want CT Commodore
ruraer or Captain VOORHEES,.
The presence of either of these commanders, with
the noble ships under their command, Ia sufficient TO
give every protection TO the American commerce in
this river. Cor. Com. Advertiser.
FROM KEY WEsr-We have the Light of the
Reef pager printed On that sand bank, OF the 9th
and 19th ultimo:
The former paper contains report Of the effects
of the hurricane of the 9TH ulumo, which was go
severely felt there and on the Island of Cuba-and
OF the loss OF the wrecking. sloop Mount Vernon,
with most OF her the paper OF the 18TH men
tons that dead body, supposed TO be thar OF Jacob
Gomaz, one of the crew, had been picked up and
inferred on Indian Key.
E% 4 letter has been received at Boston from
Halifax, stating that there is much excitement
there in consequences Of some difference between
| the mail officer, Lieutenant Ambrose and the Co.
vernon, by reason of which the Acadia took ne
mails from Halifax. The Governor chartered the
Margaret, tine reserve at Halifax, to go out with
the mails.
ME-. EPIscoPAcY.-Bishop Soule, the senior
Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, has in
vited Bishop Andrew 10 join him in his visitation OF
the Southern Conferences. Bishop Andrew has
consented thersto, commencing with the Virginia
Conference at Lynchburg tomorrow. On his way
thirher Bishop Andrew preached twice at Charles
top, 10 very large congregations. tCom. ADV.
Singular SpEcrLcLE.-The Inauguration OF
the Governor of Ohio in December next, will pre-
sen, novel feature. The robes Of office will be
transferred fros con TO sire-actng Gov. Barley
will give place TO Gov. Barley elect. Sons should
always "give up'' 10 their sires!
e The Mexican steamers have been detained
in this City by the Consul waiting to receive sum
of money 10 defray the expenses of the extensive
pairs. both az the Gusdstoupe and Montezume.
The Santa AM, which arrived al this port Satur-
day from Vera Cruz, brought the money for that
purpose.
Y MIessrs. A. T. STEWART & Co. SILK Mer-
chants, ar about n eract sP'e-tii rev sior ~
the ground occupied i. WASHING ION bali.