New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
Late md Imporraptf from Rio Jnneiro.

BY the arrival OF the clipper bark lssbeIta Hyne'
Capt Dswng, from Rio de JaneIro whence she sailed the
7th of March We have received the following inelli-
gence
Ca the 4th the French steam fgae Magellan arrived
Rio with Baron de Gros French Envoy Bueaos
AyTes on board, who TO proceed Ia company with
Mr. Gore the English Charge 10 the River La Plata in
der TO make another and II IL 10 be hoped, successful
attempt to effect settlement OF the long protrseted River
QleSlonprotseied thus long by the English and French
Intervention The prevalent and weiouuded opinion In
Rio that the French Government, at last convinced
only OF the injustice OF their proceeding IN this Inter
venoD, BY opposing and infringing the rights OF the legal
Governments Of the Argentine and Uruguay Republics.
but also Of the nefncenoy, ilegsIy and folly OF their
Baenos Ayreso blockade have come 10 The resolution
10 follow the Engso by backing out OF the question, by
raising the blockade aud not resstsg any longer.
Gen Or bs has entered the Town Of Nontevideo le
gal President Of the Or entail Republic Tor certain pc
ROD after which another Presidential Election Is 10 take
place.
THIS certainly will be the best and perhaps the only
mode of getting out Of scrape into when they were
tced by the crafty ntgues OF certain Individuals At Mon
tevideo. who for tribe hsd bought OF the hard pushed
M0ulevioesn Town Government, the Custom House and
ali other revenues OF said place for several 10 come
aud as their gains were enormous as long as this an4a
state Of things lasted they not slow 10 use all
in their power TO keep II up In this they have
admirably succeeded by duppg the former English and
French SCENTS and chief naval commanders, and making
them converts 10 their interest
The accounts al Rio from Buenos Ayres 10 the 80
February, aud rom hontevdeo TO the 7h. Business At
ko continued very Gull, although the stock Of hoar In
hrsi hands limited the article OF slow .le Rich
mond rates, S2l $I2; Baltimore. SIS g Si9 per bol
Coffee, 81 s. Arrooe.
GERMAN LIBERTY MEETING IN PHILADEL-
rHIA-Ths German citizens Of Philadelphia held meet
g Wednesday night last for the purpose Of raising
funds to assist the German people TO achieve their pot
cal Independence Gen Kei presided and the addresses
were delivered by Messrs Wollenveoer. Krege and Re-
max q his City, and others An Association called the
FfaeAs Frsin was organized The Ledger relates the
following incident Of the meeting:
Immediately after the organic alton Mr. L. A. Woen-
weber proceeded the with liberty a.z Of
Germany. lbses, red and god) and placed II between
peoted sad IT'S effect upon the eecrfyng
The heart OF every present touched with the frs
Of patriotism and the demonstrations OF applause which
followed lasted fer 81 least a'teen uinaies"
The NuGrSr CAsE.-Tne Baltimore Patriots
correspondent "Po,Onse." has the following teaching
this Affair:
publication OF the Treaty and Documents By Ar. Susent,
contsmpt and has entersined desire punish hi
for that act underssnd farther that the Senate
hsrbored no idsa Of purishrg MI Nusen for anything
sergeant aArms In order to give him opportunity
reflect upon the and obtain the ivice Of counsel
and change his attitude toward that body II be should
perceive that In his nterrogstoes propounded to him.
he has Committed any contempt.
"iwHaf hrst informed thst Mr.. Eugents manner and
bearing before the senate courteous and that the
oay contempt he committed 10 refuse 10 give any
reply 10 certain ntsrrosstorss propounded 70 him But
rinse informed that this has been his course Alto
gsher that the eontsry, he did commit BY bis an
and manner, whs. the Senats decided wss con-
tsmpsus for which that body has designed and does
not densn 10 punisA him.