New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

f'~NN'e@~- AH huo lollOWlng ORDER.
Right Reverend Archhs shou Hurhax
with attendant priestl
sioe 'on' and relatives Of the deceased
q Errellency the Portuguese Imbassador; His Ex-
roy, General Mosquera and His EIcellency. Geaeral
Herrsn, E1-P-esdenis Of Ner-Ciransds His FL.
ceLlerey' General Psez- Ex,President of vens-
znsia, ms EIcelency, M. de Msrcoete
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PlsnlpoteefiMy from Nicaragua;
Schuyler LIVINGSTON. ESQ., Ar
genuine Consul; c. Mare,
Esq and John c. Zim-
mernAnn, Esq.
s'ins reached the outside OF the church, the DO IL
wa borne to the vaults underneath. and "a, re de
posted
Tie oficid connection Of the late General Alvelr
with the Government of the United States has been o:
msry years standing, whilst his military, oficiil and
Senatorial services in South America commenced -
very early period of lif-so early that st the sye Of
tTerty he had attained the rank OF BrgsdierGsl
ern fnd had fllcd the important Offices Of Secretary
Of State Minister of War and Governor OF o. tie
clef cities Of the Republic previous 10 his leaving
home to join the corps of legation in foreign llni
General Alvesr wss descended from family Of high
reputation and name in Spain, but he him ELF was born
in the territory Of South America. and ranked among
the first OF the chief Of the year 1870 His military
achievements a. tiis period chroliced and told By
all who ere wei informed upon the important events
OF the time. The sangunary battle Of -tusanyo com
menced on the morning OF the 20th of February lSl1.
and the evening saw the army Of General Alvcar tr
uphgnt large force Of the best disciplined troops
OF the Portuguese army remaining IN Brazil Upon the
22d OF May ls27 he fought III important and welcon
tested battle OF Camacu'. and rewarded with an
other gold medal for his valor upon the occasion Upon
the l2ih Of June 1921 he carried the strongly fortified
and nearly inpreensbe city Of Mon;ovideo by ass iu
heading his troops IN person For tins he receiNeia
GOLD medal and cs p. the medal bearing III name and
date OF the victory. H personal proves, az siussngo
was rewarded by third medal Of gold, while his hu
name conduct, suming daneanor and religious At
tenion to p number OF spanish prisoners in hs power
endeered him to the native Of ths country sndecyated
his araced as Christian phianthropst and warrior,
to the highest pitch The frat Official connection which
General Avcar had with the Government o; this Repuo-
lie commenced in ei.h,ccn hundred and twsn'yiouT,
when be was appointed ~ the Office lie lately held. He
hfd prcvouly acted representative Of the Argentine
Confederation in London Aer absence of some years,
spent in the service OF lis country, His Exceency re-
turned with the official rank, in eighteen hundred
and Thu md discharged the duties OF hi Office up
the time fhis dccease His diplomatic services were
appreciated by the present Government OF the Argen
tine Repubhcc, that upon the 23i of la-t August
ltiter Nar iCINhlQen 10 MN mere hccTfuAng
Minister Pleu, otentisry aud Envoy Extraordinary
tic Court ofFrence, the highest and most confidential
post OF legation which it could appoint TO- This letter
arrived too n,c as death knees had laid hold Of the
gallant soldier and grave councillor OF tho State at that
time His Evcellcncy died. after tedious illness, upon
Tuesdsy lat and tie news of his deceae produced
profound sen,aon Of grief in the diplomatic circle at
Washington which has found expression in letters OF
oil vo IN
The Argentine Minister in that city, His ExcellencyF
Molina wri,cs expressing bis esteem for the Gcnras
public end private character, his deep for his
css and regrets his inability from i'll health TO attend
his fuucrul." Hi. Exccllency General Mosquera.
grots the death of the "illustrous soldier, and II4
ExceieLcy. T. A. Uorran says. 1--WE have lost glori-
Gus monument ct South American independence -
The SpsniSh minister HI tx cheney Calderon de In
Barce regrets him for HE many virtues which he ad
mired aad dcplorcs the loss Of the aid of his talent
and tact to the corps" The Peruvian min@er H.Y. de
Osma. "regrets the death Of the u-triOus General,
and the oss Of distinguished councillor The de-
ceased minister about sixty five years of age AMI
all agree in representing him az man OF the most pro
found pieiy humble in manner. brave in the battle
field ard cool and discriminating in the council cham
Der.
Nor LaaG, ENoueH.-The proprietor of the
St Nicholas Hotel has concluded 10 extend that office
seventy five feet further down Broadway and the three
houses now on the ground to be immediately torn
down. The # Nicholas when finished will be one OF
the most splendid hotels in the world
IL We learn that Mr.. A. RIGoPoULos, ma
tive of Greece will lecture at Hope Chapel, on Wed
nosday evenn, next upon the recent history and the
present state and prospects of his native country. On
tlis occasion lie will appear in the picturesque costume
of Greece.
ASorHER GoNE.-Pcter Ennis II soldier OF
,,c VA OF 1872 and member of the Veteran Corps,
died at hi. residence in this City Friday. He was
followed to the grave yesterday by his surviving broth
err in arms.
AsorHER ALLEGED SLAVE CAsE.-On Sat
urday morning eight coored persons about 10
years of age two not moro than J. or ~, with
an infant each at the breast ard three children the
eldest about years old, brought before Judge
Paino On ia5as oOrpNs granted under the following cir
cumstsnces Itappesr from the statement 9th petit
toner whose name Is Louis Napoleon, that those eight
colore eron arrived al this port from Virginia in tue
steamer City Of Richmond whence they taken to
a
that they are held under preense thai they ssves
and that they have the informed and be-
ieves been bought up by negro trader OF Spectator
called Lennon by whom together with the aid OF the
man keeping the house who name il unknown and wac
is Oh agent sid Lennon trey are held and confined
therein ard that ssid negro trader intends very shortly
10 chip them to Texas, and there - sell and reduce
them to slavery tt the lie sly OF their restraint and
detention consists in the fact petitioner IL advised
and believes that hey not slaves but free persons
and entitled theirfreedom that tire petitioner cannot
have access TO them 10 have them sign petition but
they desire their freedom and unwingto be takeo
10 Texas slavery and that their place OF des;ns-
ton has been changed since the proceedings IN this case
were commenced. The writ executed by Ob;eT
VIM Thompson, of the Second Wsrl Poies, by whon
they were conducted into Court.
Mr. Culver. who appeared AZ eoGusel for the alleged
slave. moved their discharge. tho ground that h''
=, - bro,~b. in,o this Satc BIZ Ia -ir masfer they