The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-15
BRAZIL.

We learn with regret that The accomplished charge
dafaires OF Brazil, who has made himself so very
cep,able 10 the government and people of Washington,
has been recalled.
The New York Journal Of Commerce pays a tribute
OF respect 10 Mr. Sode in which all who have had the
pleasure OF making the acquaintance of himself and
most excellent family will the cordially unite
The changes in The Brazilian ministry, alluded to by
the well-infomed editor OF the Journal of Commerce of
the nth inst, in paragraph which copy below.
have, understand by advices received by recent ar
rival, already occurred.
The old ministry has been forced TO retire. and give
place TO one Of liberal principles The reform is
not yet completed but the following changes have al
ready taken place in that cabinet Those who retire are
Yiscount de Montalegre. Prime Minister; Mr. Fuse
bio, Minister OF Justice NJ. Fosa. Minister OF the Ma
rine Torres the Minister OF Finance of the old cab
net, is also Prime Minister ad interim OF the new The
new appointments
Mr.. Goncalves Martins, Minister of the Interior Mr.
Souza Ramos, Minister of Justice Mr. vascocellos,
Minister OF the Marine.
From the Journal OF Commerce Of June II.
| BRAzrL-By advioss from Rio Janeiro We learn TIA,
dissolution of the cabinet anticipated
The prevailing dissatisfaction, both among the rcop,e
and IN the Chambers is said 10 be owing-Is the late
treaties with Montevideo; % the spondenco of Mr.
Hudson, the late English minister the Court Of Buz
which has recently been published in London, concerning
the slave trade That is offensive the Bra
zlisns the ground that in IL their Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, ST. Pauline de Suza, Is made TO appear
plee tool in the hands OF English minister; 3dy, 10
| the diplomatic arrangements.
We are sorry learn by advices that the sccom
pished charge daiiacs of Brazil M. de Sodre, who is
highly esteemed both in the private and official circles
Washington, is be, has BEEN recalled. Liberal in his
views genemanly and courteous in his bearings he one
of the most acceptable ministers, both the government
and people in Washington, that have ever received
from the imperial government.
is singular that representative who has made himself
so popular and enertsns the enlarged and liberal views
which M Sode known enerta in should be displaced
by who has served in pomatic capacity
for it is against the usage of tho empire 10 send minis
tiers abroad men who have been engaged in the
diplomatic line.
The appointment of NJ Carvalho Morera who s of the
anti liberal English party, succeed NJ Sodre, who is
Of the liberal American party is looked upon with great
dissatisfaction by the liberals Brazil well here
The diplomatic usage Of Brazil 1. IL is with us
With every change OF President change diplomatic
ogens abroad but in Brazl, reach the high office OF
minister 10 foreign court apprenticeship in the lower
grades has always been required.
We have more reason 10 be dissatisfied with the new
appointment because Of the great comfy difference
which have always been observed by the
the United States towards that Of Brazil Brazil has asked
recall ministers from Rio aud continue others there
and her wishes have invariably been com piled with We
understand that government has asked that NJ Sodre
should be continued at Washington, but appears that
court at Rio has disregarded this request We really fear
that the retiring cabinet Of Brazil does entertain The
most friendly disposition towards US.
In the Diaro de RIO OF Mach 3the official orgsn-is
an article headed A Rcpubca Dos Esados Unidos" in
which described a set OF bankrupts-a nation OF
savnges; and IN crown ALL Mt Falcon whose previous
o:cup patton, told, is by calculated fit
him for the place, Is to be consul general to New
York, in the place OF that excellent man. M dAguar
who has held the Office for fourteen years. performed his
duties well, and won the respect and OF all who
have enjoyed the pleasure Of bis acquaintance.
HolsTED THE PIERCE FLAe.--The Pittsburg Chroni-
Gle, heretofore neutral paper, has hoisted the flag OF
Pierce and King, the democratic nominees SO says the
Philadelphia National Argus.