The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-10

feel whilst the loss tohe u states would be irreparabe
The undersigned is perfectly aware that such con-
sderaons have bearing upon the question Of the
title Of either party They presented solely for the
refusal to adopt any which should Withdraw
title from the control Of the government and people
of the United States and place within the discretion Of
any arbitrator matter now intelligent and respectable
The President cordially concurs with the government
Be- in ss
strongest proof before the whole world He believes
that ., there are no two nations on the earth more
none who ought to be more able or willing to do
each other justice, without the interpostion OF any
The undersigned avails himself Of this occasion to
new 70 Mr. Pakenham the assurance Of his high con-
Right honorable Richard pakenham, &C. &c. &c.
ALBANY, Feb. Z, 1916.
Proceedings in the Legisiatwre-Anothy Personal
dfair-xdnti- Rentisn-Statc Convention.-Nego
Suffrage.
The Senate met as usual without doing any no.
ticeable transactions, the Senate again went into
committee upon the Texas resolutions. positively
feel the hot blood gushing into my face through
very shame at the baroness and rudeness Of Senate
rial transactions. Here have l. for two weeks more,
announced to the New York Herald each day that the
whole for the purpose expressing its views upon the
great question OF the annexation OF Texas when, too
the nuptals have been Standardization Texas IL an
nexed and when all this bombast won't amend the mat
ter ota But the Senate went into committee and
Senator Clark took the floor for the purpose
Presumed on the day before yesterday tina. the Colo
nes character fixed but that he will not stay
pher he requires frequent application Of the lash su
fee to say that the whole time OF the Senate to-day
nG hs q
is nimca and foreign to the mission and the high poll
Of the Herald and compendium or digest Of which
other business and the whole day was occupied with
this personal debate Upon the rising of the committee
The House met usual and discovers disposition 10
attend to its legitimate business The report of the
The bill to divide the 10th ward in the city Of New
York passed. then the House went into committee upon
amendments first, that all licenses should terminate
the day ofelecton second that the town clerks be
Sy em To 70 The 20
State, and by him published in the state paper After
bill then reported by the committee to the House,
| read q third time and passed
Certain committees have been appointed by the Senate
and Assembly, at the request Of MIR. Enos late State
Treasurer, to examine into his accounts.
A bill was reported today, recommending that the
hereafter be made to the Comptroller that less
than SO should be returned, and that any newspaper
ra Sy the Ssa hs '0ch
very exciting debate occurred to agreeing
with the resolution Of the Committee Of the Whole pass
ed yesterday to refer so much Of the Governors
sage relates to landlord and tenant to select commit
tee Of eight not however limited to the Senate Districts
defeated after throwing all his extraordinary energies
into the scale in favor OF the anti renters the House
to an exclusive antrent COMMITTEES defeated he is not
without strong hopes that the committee appointed will
able to the wishes Of the tenants.
Without taking the question, however, upon the
luton Of the committee, the House adjourned.
To-day has been very unpleasant day cloudy and
dreary-snow is slowly falling which Immediately dis
solves into water Some fifty members Of the Legislature
absent from tho city among them Mr. Speaker Grain
Very many speculations are being made ss TO the
probable action of the State Convention upon the ques
another ssnator today what his views were upon his
subject but he declined to what he styled
impertincnt question have to say that in my juds-
enjoy their negro conventions and resolutions. and
have no more weight with the Convention than they
should hsve-public sentiment Is not in favor Of the
Northerners jealous Of the high and vital right Of
outrage as southerners. II We amalgamate in one
thing, may amalgamate in all-and that such
stuff as dreams are made on"
Rio JANEIRo, Dec.15, lS45.
The argentine Republic-Empsror of Brasil, &c.
The decree issued by President Rosas, on the
9th ult., by which the vessels and cargoes of all
new vessels which shall be found entering the Para
ma, are to be treated as pirates and made lawful
prizes has excited great Indignation among the
party here No doubt the decree il aimed chiefly ut Bra
zil whose towards the great Southern republic
is but too apparent While affecting neutrality, Brazil
10 really i.llance with France and England and the
journalists Of Rio omit opportunity that presents it.
self abusing President Roas and the Argentinss gen.
orally and d'storting and msrepressnting the facts
You will by this time have received and published tho
ofthe battle OF the Oblgado. THESE accounts
which ascrbe the victory TO the European forces,
hardly be relied upon am anxiously waiting for the
particulars from correspondent at Montevideo,
on whose fidelity and truthfunen ] can rely;
and so soon as they come 10 hand, will transmit
them to you In the mean time you need not be sur
prised ii this great victory, the part of the allies
turns out to be something like what the battle Of New
Orleans to the British Europe will find herself
mistaken she thinks make easy conquest Of the
New World Republics. She has already received some
lessons in the United states let hope that
fresh await her among our Southern brethren on
this side the equator.
The Government hero, and It's friends make great
outcry against President Rosa account Of the aiore
of the laws Of nations But they conceal tho facts IN
their comments The decree declares all !neutrai yes
sells which shall enter the Parana Rsr,r, nnsr ,ns
protection Of the enemy, shall be lawful prizes, ana
sh all be taken and treated pira'es the worus IN
italics, are omitted in their comments on this
am sorry to inform you Of the death Of your prosher
i mean your brother editor-Mr Love, OF Buenos
Ayres He died the 23rd uitimo az .na p.ave W
viii regret in him the loss OF dis'an' i,,ena 'S p
49,. C. many years with much Judgment end ener
Nv lie was one tho Oldest foreign settlers at buenos
.rd rs 4 warm friend to The republic his adopt
{ so., 49, Hence his memory Ia not much respected
by The party now ct league against the Ar
gentines 49, ,ar.,cn,sr. AZ rr.ss,t ~ IN.
battle Of Oblgado you will, no doubt, translate the
sccounts from journals.
The Brazilian monarch, with his splendid swiie 10 still
rived at Allegro the Rio 0rande Festivty illumna
lie ns and balls, greet him at every place.
snhussstic reception and his speeches in reply TO s
end psassonsrs, who hassa v psy hin thsir respects