New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-11


FROM RIO JANEIRo.-Thc bark Emmons, Mans
field arrived th, morning from Rio Janero whence she
sailed the d OF October bringing adrIces nine days
later Captain Mansfield says that when he sailed, most
of the vessels in port waiting for freight which
was very scarce No United States vessels IN port the
Raritan which had gone accompany the Emperor 10
ST. Catharncs had returned but was expected daily
By this arrival have files OF the J0rHdE DO Conner
clio to the 2ls, OF October inclusive.
The Emperor of Brazil arrived at Saint Catherine on
the llth of October after n prosperous voyage OF I'VE
days. He landed the next day and would proceed 10
Rio Grandc on the 2ith.
The formal had advices from Monte Video TO the 7th
of October and from Bucnos Ayrcs to the 4h. The
Oriental squadron had surprised and taken the town OF
Guaeguaychu capturing the garrison commandant ana
munitions
Nothing of importance had occurred at Buenos Ayres
The blockading squadron had seized number OF small!
vessels from PARMA and the coast
Mr. Brent the L. :. Charge dAfaircs, made his for
mai protest against the bockage the 23d OF Septen
Der and his example followed by the Charge OF
Portugal
was said ,ha, the French and English charges, Mon
sieur Mareuil and Mr. Ball. were 10 leave Bgenos Ayres
Immediately The former would return 10 France nav
ing been at from the first with Baron Deaudis and
taken sides with Governor Rosas.
There were II foreign vessels the harbor Of Bucnos
Ayres on the 2hth September OF winch II were Eng
lsh 10 American 10 Spanish Brazilian. French Sc
The combined sluadrons consisted OF % vessels, Is
English and II French.
The transport Resistance had arrived with the 45,h
regiment board 1t said that more troops were
expected By the Plenpolentiares Com. Adv.
FROM CoLoMBn.-The Journal of Commerce
has been favored with the following extract of letter
dated CARrHAGESA. Oct. 10
Your Charge To Bogota, Mr. Bid.ack arrived al OcaDa
where his interpreter Dr. Quuno died, and his was
quite sick but has since recovered, and they were TO
leave for the capital on the 2!h sept MI Sanchez re-
appointment to this Consulate has been very acceptable
10 all and he only waits his exequatur take charge
The Dixie work goes very we'll the rainy has
been uncommonly favorable and has offered no Interrupt
ton the operations.
P. S-We have Just learned that Mr. Ridlack has ar
rived at Bogota. This country remains quiet, yet
cannot say how long it may continue so, Obando IS
ported TO have arrived GuayAquil and is disposed
ioment quarrel between Ecuador and New. Grena-
da This Government has Gordon of 20O0 men
under Gen. Heran, Paste, the frontiers of the
Ecuador, ready according 10 circumstances No
difficulty IL, however apprehended for the present.
CENTRAL AFRIcA-Mr Richardson known as
having undertaken Anti.Slavery Mission Morocco
has on similar errhnd, penetrated the Great Desert
far Ghgdanes the grand commercial depot OF North
and Central Africa. He principal OBJECT Is 10 collect
statistics in relation TO the slave trade In the face Of
many dangers he mas arrived safely Ghadame5
B On Monday, Nov. "a. James Mcdonald Tor
McDaniel) near Edwards depot Kinds county, the
railroad deliberately shot and robbed from Ten
nessee, whose name is not known, while they two
going together into field 10 pick cotton The murderer
received our eight dollars for this bloody deed He mas
not been arrested
e The widow of Joe Smith writes from Nau-
children without any OF giving them educa-
tion for ii<rs is school in tie city She adds
:" ! must now say that never for moment believed
in my husband called his apparitOns and reyela-
lions thought him laborng under a diseased mind
yet they may all be true, Prophet il seldom without
credence honor, excepting in MS family
try but my conviction is 10 the contrary shall edu
cate mi children in different faith and teach them to
obey and the laws and institutions Of their
country
e The Detroit Evening Express is dead. Sorry