The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-12
From the N. Y. Herald.


,sraa From the NJ Y Herald,
f. Later from Brazil.
BY the barque Isabel at New York we have dates from
Rio Janeiro to the 20th September
The Legislative chambers were closed the 18th, by
the Emperor in person. and his speech being very
PmentaIy to MT Tod, our new minister, and Of some
interest TO the public we give translation of it. The
most friendly relations now exist between the Brazilian
government and Mr.. Tod.
III. M1 Ts Of TIE young princess took place
The United States frigae Ohio, Captain Stringham,
vas in the harbor, awaiting the arrival OF the ndepen
dence.
The following is the Emperors speech:
Most august and oorthy representatives of the nation
MY paterna heart, though still afflicted by tho much
regretted and premature death of beloved son. the
dence in its infinite goodness, console that acton
with the birth of my beloved and esteemed daughter
imperial bed was blessed In the emotions Of pain and
Jubilee Of occurrences 50 opposite, was, am ever,
able to me TO have TO commemorate before the national
representation the marked demonstrations of loyalty and
adhesion to my august person, and to my imperial family,
that were manifested on those occasions by my faith
In endeavorng cultivate and to sraiuhten even further
the feeling OF good understanding and friendship that exist
informing you mat no occurrence has TRANSFERRED that may
tend to shake them.
representative of the United States has been
credited to my court and his conduct noble is
catoy making me throw into oblivion that of his prede-
Ing win contribute the end that the
between the two governments will continue footing OF
The disputes between the republics of the River Plate
the effects Of which for long time deplored unor
tunately have not been brought to deinitve Term.
All the empire is in perfect state of tranquility, and
your patriotism guarantees to me that retiring from
Of this desired state imbbing into the spirit
people the pure and sincere wish pepeuated
orsnssd The provinces Of Rio Granas North Geara, and
PaIahyba has ceased altogether, The abundant rains
that have fallen there promise abundant harvest
thank you much for the efficient cooperation rendered
he Of
Most august and worthy sirs representatives of the ma
ton In closing the labors of the present legislatures you
have legated several important laws among which is
the future legislature the initiation of other laws of no less
importance and usefulness
Constitutional Emperor and Perpetual Defender OF Brazil
RIO JANElRo, Sept lS, 1S47
Some who friendly to Mr.. Tod may probably,
Princess on 7th, not dresses i entirely
wished retire but by the particular request of the EN-
remained during the ceremony and were afterwards
ppsivate at the palace Of g. chrlsiova At
nSs pail OF h wnc h Mp an and MI
with the Empress, receiving from all the most marked at
The Joseph Maxwell whaler that has been detained for
time past has been released and the Yeoman will
also be in few days. specified time, it is said is to
whalers will not be allowed to refresh at any, except the
There are no late dates from Beenos Ayes but
from Monevdeo to 4th instant There had been some
misunderstanding between the government and the British
naval commander, who had been requested Withdraw
forces that had been stationed island the
city, protect British interests with which he would
comply There was an expectation that Governor Rosas
would stop the trade with Monevdeo that had been carried
great extent in small vessels finding of very
great service the Montevdeans In Corentes large
dies of troops were mastering and was supposed they
preparing assist Paraguay should Rosas attack her
Gen. Urguzi in Entire Rios, was looking ready to
either side when the campaign opens which will proba-
bly, be in November, by that time the decision OF Eng
land and France will be known regarding the intervention
1t is thought that both will retire and leave them settle
matters in their way II this is the case Brazil cannot
keep oofany longer.
The following is translated from the formal do Com
mercio of September 10, 1s47:
The commander and officers of the American Hne-of
battle ship Ohio, DESTROYS Of taking part the demon
STATIONS Of public oicngs the occasion of the baptism
of the sefene princess Da Leopodna, yesterday um
mated their magnificent ship.
Hundreds Of lamps symnercally and elegantly located
the batteries, rail- bowspr booms, and yards of that
model of naval architecture presented most beautiful
sight
This act, so purely delicate and attentive the Imperial
family well to Braziuns in general, is further evil
dence that the relations of friendship and good feeling that
have long existed between the Empire and the United
States could be broken asunde consequence of the
conduct Of some hasy functonaries.