The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-07

LArER FnoN Aux CArEs-Ws have received BY the
sobooper z. A. PsiSs. Cspt. Wooster, advioes from
Aux Csyes to the 18th ult They state that It IL d
6cult to Imagine the deplorabs state Of this onss
noursshiSg isaand. Commerce. and agriculture ct
The lowest state dsstisactios with the existing
der OF things extensively prevails, and another revo.
luton 10 daily spprshsudsd during the fss days Cap.
Paine was there several committed
Foreigners under serious soprshsuslou for thsir
pereoDsl SAFETY not to eprak Of their property, aud
have Write 20 their respective nations craving that
sss,stsDos which their critical position demaods
The recognition OF the DomiDican Republic By Eug.
land and rance hss doubtless muoh contributed to
the existing jeslousy II no: h.trrd watch H.ysiens
have for foreigners few days prior to Capt RS d.
parture from Aux Cages, the United States doop
Albany arrived and anchored about nine miles from
officers ehore wait upon Consul. Who Informed
him fully II the disturbed state OF the coun:ry.
and wrote . letter to tho commander urging hiu
in the strongest terms to bring his vessel into
port, a. he deemed her Pre'sncs indispsnsably ne.
eess.ry at tina. critical moment. The odicsr left,
apparently we'll satisfied with the sxpls nation,
ssd promi'ed shosid the osptsin consent to coma Ii
and 6rs gun - . signal for pilot He looked Ia
VAN 70. tns s.a s1S TO 60. OF every
way about O'Clock In the evening". Every
,hunders'ruck 1t the conduct Of the comuaudar Of
ststems mt of the ttste Of che couury and the
~ Of the pveseDce Of an American vessel Of His
fsvorsb with that Ct che Of British vss-
cells under simisr circumstances.
LATE. FROM BnAzIL.-By the arrival Of the Agnes,
and also the Msrmon, from Rio Janeire, placed
in possession Of hIes Of the Rio Jsneiro JarnaI do
Csm.rsio to the 9th February some days later
than We have previously received We find NO news
whatever in these papers tho information they
tain from Montevideo, Buenos Ayres and Pernambuoo
is not so late by weeks ws have already re-
osived here
From Rio 0rands they contain accounts to the 18th
January, and transate tho following taken from
Rio Grapds paper OF the 10th, regarding the border
difficulties bstwsen the Bra.,Ans aud tho
OF the Oriental provinces If the Argentins oo
4" The empire has again been ipsultedlby neigh.
bors. party OF Oriental robbers composed Of fous-
teen persons more or less assaulted several Of the In
bsbtants OF the village called Psrso, the Lat inst
they essssinated . Dung BraSiau named Jose Luis
do Lima and sacked the houses Of the rasa as Yer.
gsrxa and stbers, outraged their families, and then
carried tf prisoners several of our oounymen whom
they met.
steamer COcyte len Rio for the.Psoido. She had met
with ACCIDENT 10 her boilers which rspatr.d ct
GuAlemot tho Charge d'Anairss from France to
Brasil, who making this excursion to L. Plata in
private cspseity the Jrnsi do Commcrc, states his
journey was not, 10 the rsmotest degree ooansctod
with any Of tho pteotstons soirg at Busnos Ayres
with the French Admiral lie Predosr.
From THE WEST INDIES We learn, by the schooner
Burlington, Captain Tesether arrived last night from
St. Domingo that the American Consul at the city of
st Domingo, informed Captain r., on the day Of his
departure (March l5) that news had arrived that thu
Hayden troops to the number Of 20 008 their
march to attack the city Of st. Domingo. The
Spsniards were making preosrstions to defend the
city They ase fitting up vessels Of war With ali
possible fpeed All kinds If business at st. Domingo
are rspresented - being perfectly atsgnsn
FROM THE CAPE OF Coop HorE.--The brig
SOuih.r arrived at this port, this morning, from
the Cape f Good Hope. Feb IS. The country wa. ee-
perally quiet under the Eugish rule paper OF the
eth Jsnusry mentions some disturbance bsyond the
boundary. and that country will require the
most visascs OF government. From Msuritius, dxtcs
have been received December 25th, which vas the
day Hzed for tho emancipation OF tn, slav-s 10 40.
oordancs with the orders Of the French Rrpu hlic.
The day was to be olrbratd by the icharee Of a.
tillery, the singing Of Tie Dcums 90 80. The hiscks
It was suppoeed would keep quiet but pockets Of atty
men, With loaded muskets, wers stationed at e.ch
guard house to mect any emergency. The Governor
had issued proclamation TO the bscks advising them
by their conduct to chow them.svss worthy citizens
Of tho Fratsrnai Republic The arrival Of the bark
Kate Hastings, from Boston, with the first cargo Of
American Ice occasions considerable speculation In
the papers. -Boston Hcvtller, .qprit6