The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05

| formal do Concrete and Merconfu 10 the Goa
April.
The dispute between Mr.. Wise and the govern
ment had been revived, il may be said, as the
formal. which has leader on the subject, IN
which much indignation is expressed at the man.
ner in which the Brazilian Minister at Washing
ton. Senior Jose Gaspar Lisboa, had arranged the
matter with our government
II saws that it cannot credit the story that he
had made any apologies to the United States for
any supposed insult that might have been COM
mitted against their flag by the Brazilian govern
ment. 1t expresses an opinion that the Emperor
and his cabinet will never agree to this ARE nge-
ment, and calls loudly for the dismissal of Senior
Lsboa.
The public mind seems to be very much exclt-
ed against the American government, and some
of the articles in the formal are scurrilous in the
extreme. We give an extract:-.
This rash and inconsiderate conduct the part
gnorancs Of the first principles Of the law Of nations
and maratime law and really fully to credit
tho account given Of them by certain authors viz that
the young Of the United States completely
engrossed in money getting that they disdan entirely
any cultivation Of the arts and sciences and leave lite
nature and Its kindred delights entirely to the woman
side Mrs Troopes journey In the United States Gus
tave dc Beaumont, Maria, or Slavery in America"
This is very amusing, and shows the state of
knowledge regarding this country in Brazil.
The Emperor was making tour of the pro
| vinces.
The news from the Argentine Republic, is not
later than we have had before.
| The U. S. store ship Southampton, sailed from
Rio Janeiro on the 2lst of April, for Valparaiso.
| Surgeon Sinclair, and Midshipman Bell, of the
| S., exchanged with Surgeon McClelland and
| Midshipman Morris, of the cambridge.
| The Bainbridge sailed on a cruise, to warn
| whalers not to trade on the coast.
| The frigate Columbia. Commodore Rosseau,
was at Rio on the 23d of April, to sail for home
| in July.
! The following are from our correspondents:
RIO DE JANEIRo, 18th April ls47
The Southampton arrived few days since with des-
patches from the United States government for Mr..
Wise and Com Rosseau; also from the Brazilian Minis
ter, at Washington, for his government.
some piqus against Mr. Wise wished for and expected.
eminent for the stand it took in this affair am posi-.
tive there 10 not American citizen at home abroad
what would be full Of indignation at the outrageous in
suit offered to flag by the unjust imprisonment OF
Lieut.. Davis and sailors, of the Saratoga.
The editors of the newspapers at home who espoused
the Of the In this matter should reside
here short time, andI viii guaranty they would be
tsed few visits to the Palace square, that when CT
vzed beings visit this country they should protected
The police regulations the worst in the world and
the policemen nearly all negroes armed with sabres
who would consider it useless appendage II they did
not cut and slash every drunkensaor they meet
have known frequent cases OF brutality displayed TO-
is demanded by the Minister Of their country the only
reply given BY this government it, will be inquired
The editors Of newspapers here much enraged
that the American government, instead Of demanding
and obtaining satisfaction for the insult offered nag
should not immediately have recalled Mr.. Wise and
Com Rousseau, and punished Lieut. Davis for drawing
ns swora IN M 0 TINS
Mr Lsboa for doing what was right and to place GER
tain restrictions upon vessels Of when they
into the ports Of this empire. Should the government
follow the advice Of these editors! Our government
tainly will not allow these people unpunished
out several vessels of war with commissioner board
and have settlement Of all old standing claims &c SO.
Our merchants at home must not think that
with business for any length Of time as these people
whom they that things coming to serious ISSUE
will give way and be very cautious hereafter how they
=P. ST. understand Mr.. Wise offered to have the
respondence and testimony both Sides for
the Braxilians to decide which right but the Bra
lillian government declined.
Rio JANEIRo, April l9, lS47.
We beg to inform you that the American whaling bark
Sarah and Esther, Of Greenport brought in here
few days since from nha Orande, by cutter,
charged with taking In wood and water and giving oil In
exchange, thereby Infringing the revenue laws.
has been the custom for many years for our whalers
and sealers to stop into ha Grande and other small
ports on this coast for wood and water and until the
Brazilian authorities; but now understand orders
have been capture all foreign vessels found in ports
the empire which not Of entry, consider 1t well
to give you this information that be
given to your captains, not to enter said ports.
We annex q list Of the ports which have custom
houses -
Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Pernambuco, Maranham,
Para Rio Grande joe do Norte Porto Allegro Santos
st. Cathsrines Aagoss, Parahiba Tortalesa Sergipe,
Aracaty Esprito Ssnto Rio Grande do Norte Psrana-
hba, Paranagua, and s. Borja.
| In reference to the whale ship Sarah and Esther,
seized by the government, Capt Goldman Of the bark
Hollander, who arrived last night, says" A legal
investigation to have taken place in few days On
the of her capture at Rio the u brig Bainbridge
Capt. Williamson, despatched to Ilha Grande for
the purpose Of warning of any other American vessel
retaking any which might have been seized by the
Brazilian government. The cambridge had scarcely
got out Of the hsrbor before corvette despatched
by the authorities Of Rio to follow tho B. and watch her
movements. Quite unusual excitement prevailed In
Rio in consequence having been reported that the
corvette ordered to sink the cambridge should she
interfere in behalf Of any captured vessel The Balm
bridge not having returned though shortly expected ut
the time Of sailing unable to give any further
account Of her movements.n
The FRENCH MAIL STEAMERs.-The following.
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