The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-11

The U. S. ship ST. Louis, Captain Mckeever ar
rived at Norfolk the 9Th inst, the remarkably
short passage of thirty days from Rio de Janeiro,
having left that port on the 9Th ult.
This vessel brings very late intelligence from
Buenos Ayres, which is OF an important character
The advices from Buenos Ayres are to the Goth
of July.
1t appears that Rosas has rejected the proposition
Of the French and English and the ministers OF
those countries had, therefore, left for Montevideo
This movement places Rosas in critical position,
having the English, French, and Montevdeans in
his front, and Generals Paz and Lopez, with their
armies, in his rear. 1t is supposed that Rosas will
be compelled to abdicate.
The naval forces of the allied powers had taken pos.
session OF the Buenos Ayrean squadron off Montevdeo
sna s oo o as army
Banda Oriental This caused great excitement in Bue-
nos Ayres, and it was supposed England and France
would be brought into open collision with the Argen-
tine Republic.
The u. S. brig Perry, Commander Payne. sailed in
company with the St. Louis. The frigate Raritan Com
Turner arrived from Montevideo the evening previous
to the departure of the ST Louis.
The frigae Brandy wine, Commander Parker, would
remain at Rio few days in consequence of the illness
Of Mr. Everett Minister to China who had hot de-
cded whether to proceed in the Columbus TO
the United States in the Brandy wine The disease with
which Mr. Everett was afflicted, though OF painful and
distressing character was not considered dangerous
is passenger in the st. Louis
The outward bound East India squadron which lett
bus sloop vncennes had not arrived at Rio
when the st Louis left They are expected to remain
few weeks there to water and take in fresh provisions
before proceeding to their destination.
NORFOLK Sept 9Th, lsa5-You will confer favor up.
on us and friends you will in your
paper the arrival of the United States ship st. Louis
yesterday from the East Indies and around the world
last from Rio Janero in 80 days. and the following is
list of her officers:
Captain, Isaac McKeever; Leutenants, J. Randolph
Tucker. NJ. Dove, NJ Hunt George Henry PEBBLE;
Surgeon, Samuel c. Lawrason; Purser James c. Doug
lass; Assistant Surgeon, VIM. S. Bishops Sailing Master
Andrew Weir; Midshpmen, Washington Hammond, N
r. West, Marshall Smith James L. Johnson, C. II Oak
ley; Gunner J. ID. Benthall Boatswan, Joseph Petty
samaksr Charles Harvey CarP on Addison Bass
nearly two years and half, quelled with her
and marines June, 1874 attempt by the Chinese to
ressed settlers at the Bay of Islands, at their recent
ict with, and defeat by the natives Has visited during
her absence from the United States the Cape Of Good
Hope Singapore, Hong Kong Macao, Chusan, the Can.
ton River Manila, batavia, Hobart Town, Sydney, the
Bay of Islands, Auckland, Valparaiso and RioJaneiro
three of these ports, Chusan upon the of China
Hobart Town, Van Dieman's Land, and Auckland, New
Zealand, had before been visited by American
man Of war But four deaths have occurred on board
since departure and her officers and returning
in general good health after exposure to all the chan
ges Of climate incidental to this voyage, can, and do
feel sincere gratitude for their preservation
Rio DE JAsEIso August 8, ls45Cofee at Rio Janeiro
was costing 3H250 $1,000 Hides were costing at Rio
Janeiro liz per H. board. At Rio Grande and
cents per h. on board Exchange on England had arisen
TO 25td in consequence it was supposed great
of large remtances of the circulating medium to
the Province Of Bahia where large quantities of da-
mends had been recently discovered.
Sales Of New Orleans -four at l2n750 of Baltimore
l4 l5 Richmond sold in quantity at l75oo ls5e0,
Dates from Montevdeo to 10Th July, quoted -four at
SIS SIG currency, to nett 81 SO. Spanish but some
four five cargoes had been from Rio de janet
70 to Montevdeo.