The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-07
NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Z, 1914


Rio de JanelrO.
/ = Correspondence Of the Herald
4 RIO DE JANEIRo, August 20, 1874.
Ndpai Afars-Ihe English Outrage-Bra siiian
affairs.
Presenting you have not had any from
here lately, embrace this opportunity of writing
/ you and forwarding a newspaper. We loom up
largely here at present with our naval forces. We
have tour frgates--the Constitution, United States
Raritan and Congress, and brig cambridge. The
i Cyane, [has arrived at Norfolk ] and Pioneer lett
| here Two days since, both bounu 10 Norfolk, and
| the States will follow In a few days, mas since ar
/ rived | Commodore Turner says he is tired 81
seeing SO much ldleness, and intends to keep al
| the fleet cruslns hereafter. The Congress and
Rarl'an are getting ready tor cruise 10 The north
coast OF Brazil paper was received here, stating
the Commodore had applied Tor r. ef, but II Is
| false report, and the old fellow is highly pleased
| and every person with HIM. Never had we inner
| fellow on The station, old Stewart not excepted.
Old Jack Percval has the Constitution. She Is
painted pure white, with red ports She sails soon
for the East Indies, touching al Mozambique, AT
rIca Our officers are all IN mourning Tor our la
mented Shubnck Mr.. Wise Is here, and was pre-
| scented TO the Emperor the second day alter his ar
rival, and on the terd day he was tearing things TO
pieces, about an American vessel beng abandoned
| 10 the Eagllsh, by the master, on the coast $40
business here is very dull. Coffee is very scarce
and poor But little new has yet arrived and selling
for from 29O0 to 3I650. Flourca hardly be gwen
away; some small sales OF Baltimore tor l20OO and
New Orleans for 6II5OO have been made Rich
mond is worth l6I5OO and likely to gel 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-
unually dlscharging his suite and ministry, and
making changes daily. The Brazilians are making
great preparations IN fitting out their navy to war
We hope Mr.. Wise will make things little
easier for US here, tor we have been monstrously
| imposed upon in fines and charges by this goverg-
duties TO be taken of after next month Wish
ing you health and prosperity.
SUPREME CouRr-Present, Chief Justice Nelson.
Jones Waterman and al Motion to set aside order Of
May 1919; entering judgment OF non pros and 10 set aside
all proceedings suDss queha .nee.S, anu iol Pep
Webster MillsMotion for precept against
defendant for non payment Of cos,sgrantsd sx psrte
this suit Ordered that defendant have leave TO
plead puts darrien matters which may have arisen
commencement of this suit and pills have leave
to reply, and that venue be changed Hyer vs. More
house and al Order for costs against des Tor not NOV
ing. Wkie and others Vi. Truax and wife-Motion Tor
dei,s. appear and plead in partition granted The
| Mayor Sc OF Albany ads Rapp-Motion to vacaie
Judgment and for new trial ranted, by default Hurst
aud al ads Van Etten- Motion to set aside nquestor
dered that des have leave 10 and defend before
referee on terms Corson ads Rose-Aloon Tor plf TO
file security for costs-granted. Anthony VS. Dunbar
Motion that pf have leave to ssuea second writ OF capia
I'D satisaciendum, writ OF fer aciaselanted by de-
fault Reid ads SmithMotion TO set aside inquest far
permit det to come in ana defend before reiereeon
terms Rawson ads Clark, survivor, sc Motion TO set
aside writ Of error &C. The default opened on terms
Albany Atlas, Oct
SANTA FE TRADE.-There IS some difficulty in
arriving al an accurate statement OF the exports
and imports and from Santa Fee, Tor the reason that
when the companies approach the settlements all order
forgotten and they come in in detached parties. We
have however taken the pains 10 collect all the nioma
ton OF this years trade that be obtained from which
| we make the following summary =
/ 1MPoRTs-The imports being principally specie, we
emit all other items and S45oroO $500 900
OF which in specie the remainder consisting Of but
faio robes iieltries, iurs, &c
ExpoRrs From the weather in the spring
companies that in have concluded not
turn until next spring consequently .s exports arc
would be The iour companies that have gone out took
in merchandise, at the cost in eastern markets. about
5000 000 exclusive OF insurance, reghts, outfits, sc
which may be set down at 100000 making altogether
the cost, down to the time Of leaving tins place, about
$500 000 which would have been augmented to halt
million, but for the long OF weather hav.
had There in the four companies 100 men F; and
we give below could ascertain the tic.s
| furnished Tor outfits at this place $50 mules, worth
each $25 SAT 800 90 oxen do $50 81 500 1900 lbs bs
con- at 81 cents $sl; 80 barrels four So $3.50 80
bushels meal 40 cents s27 Nerchsndze outt for nos
5O0 Harness Tor teams 81 6o0 work $500
Making altogether the sum OF $50 9S9, exclusive o.
wagons wagon shsets and other articles purchased
this place The total number Of wagons o. each
costing Slo many OF which made here and the TO-
tai number OF wagon sheets waa 1900, including blanket
| to put between them.
From the foregoing it will be that the total Of
OF $3.50 000-a considerably short Of what is tn.
trade ordinary circumstances end without the adveI
causes which have operated. Can or will the Govern
ment longer neglect trade Of so much value to the
| whole country-a trade which annually brings into
the country, now, nearly half million in specie,
with little can be increased 10 almost
any extent Giveus Port of Entry give us the right
OF Drawbacks. and traders will supply tho whole OF
the Provinces Of Santa Fee chihuahua Sonora California
and others, now supplied with British goods through
Ma.amorss Vera Cruz and other ports and our ade
from half million will become TOUR five millions
Think Of this, manufacturers! The East is deeply in
terested in this trade in providing outlet Tor their
goods-a market their calicoes domestics Our
own State il interestedthe people OF Independence Of
Jackson county-are Interested and we hope that Con.
gress this next winter will oct upon this matter and
give those benefits and advantages which traders to
other foreign countries enjoy and which in reason,
/
ANOTHER TRIAL OF Mr.. VIM. w. HuBBRLLs
/ PATENT FIREARMS. -On Monday last several gen.
tlemen present at the Philadelphia Gas works
witness the trial Of muket on the principle Of Mr. Hub
bells patent, which was fired in presence Of Adutant
General Diiler Commander Msgruder, Of the U Navy
and several distinguished scientific gentlemen from the
East In this trial the muske displayed uncommonly
great degree Of shooting, the bullets being splash
through PLANK two inches thick the charge of powder
used being only onehal OF that nsed in the ordinary
ket the target was completely riddled with bullets This
musket perfectly that all present did hesitate
to fire IT, alter which the rapiiity with which II could be
loaded and fired was timed by the wstch this trial Mr.
rubbel loaded and fired the muske twenty-five times in
four minutes taking aim every time at and stikng the
get The bresch was cleaned out in ten seconds .and
then ready for again II loads at the breech
and fires but load at time and has earned the
reputation Of being the most powerful military weapon
ever known We understand that orders for these arms
already being filed for the Emperor Of Russia and
sufficient will be manufactured possible to
| equip regiment OF Pennsylvania infantry.
CRIcKRTTNG.- the past week the return
match with the Union Star Club of Brooklyn and
the Philadelphia Club. was commenced wednesday
and concluded Thursday morning in favor OF the Phs
dephians they beating in innings The 81 thu
Brooklynes 43 IN the first and ~ in the in
nngs. The OF the Philadephans in their in.
nngs l5a On Thursday afternoon the return match
with the best eleven OF the ST Georges Club and the Phi
ladelpba Club, begun, and on Friday morning II
ended in the abandonment OF the match by the former
Club One OF its members compelled to return home,
and two Others Groom and Wright cripples; Groom
i much be conn elled 70 leave the field The