New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-31
Affairs In Brazil.

fNln ter y y Faalans ~
The onowins later news igpm Brazl Is from the
J9rHs - Cozercl0 OF RIO Jsneiro irom the 18th 4
the 18th November. inclusive
\ new law has bsea passed. establishing a sys
e N ot mail communication similar % our own N
stead Of = monopoly which had previously sNisseo
had Just been promulgated The business oorni,n
nity appeared 10 ats -h much importance to the
chsnge, anticipating great activity snd improve
nent n commercial relations Throughout The In
pre- The routine o, the new system Mss military
| IN is organization
An odd quare. IN relation 10 the defense 0, Monte
yldeo IN las, had been revived sud was altTSctlu;
much attention The chiet parties were the Seniors
Percz-tarher snd son--vho were on that occasion
accused Of t-eschery
The Government apparently allowed the discus
sion % be conducted with the greatest hberty-s
thing entirely contrary ~ their ordinary system
The Marquis II Qaeixramobln, 3 wealthy end
influential landed proprietor died on tine 18TH OF
November. at his estate. Bon anime near Rio Dc
Jsneiru.
There is an article in the JorRai % ComSTci0 of
he 18th the evident Intention Of which is 10 induce
tie friends Of the Government 20 adhere IN It's nona-
nation in the approaching election or the proyin-
cal legislature sitting 81 Rio. Much Importance sp
pears 10 De attached 20 the maintenance OF supev'
or,v ofpower What the precise gist OF the mat
ter : t is impossible N ascertain. as there 10 no
liberty of press on such matters IN Brazil
\ new hospital had been established made ne
cessarv BY the number OF strangers crowding % Mao
from all parts and the account given OF ITS details
induces Us 20 think that t must be one OF the most
perfect establishments OF the kind the continent
The formal is loud in its protests aganst the
continued interference OF France and England IN
the affairs n La Plata snd the Banda. maintain
ny that Il il the manifest intention at the Govern
ments OF Europe a. promote disputes and dIthcu-
ties among the various American nations, that they
may the more easily domlneer over aud c0n1ro
them Copying an article from another paper call
"A the Constitutional the .iorRai maintains that
the bGrthen Of the quarrel rests with England,
which under the protection OF an armed nserven-
jiou il seeking 70 give direction to the immense
current Of trade passing down the great rivers OF
South America The Constitutional recommends
that the Governments OF Brazil and OF the Argen
tine Republic By final and definite settlement OF
ghis long disputed question, take nom all other
powers all right 10 interfere.
The Government has issued an advertisement for
a hundred marine srtihcers ship carpenters and
ship smiths OF various classes.
Prices appeared not 70 have changed, and ex'
change was unaltered.
A very large number of French vessels were IN
port taking into consideration the number which
usually arrive there
The general context Of the news shows that some
important subject engrosses tho attention OF the
Government which alone induces il 20 step forward
to pacy the Republics south OF It. and TO take such
steps to conclste the people 1t may be the story
about pernambucO aud the Prince de Jolnvile Is
not without foundation The move would certainly
be a prudent one as even a petty south American
state would furnish nucleus around which the
various portions of the house Of Orleans might col
lect and bIde their time.