The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-23

The bark Isabelita Hyne, Capt Samuel +.
Dewing, has made another wonderful passage. She
arrived yesterday, and brings two and three wceks
later news from Rio do Janeiro, Msntevideo, and
Buenos Ayrcs. Tho dates src:-
Rio de Janeiro .......................M March Is.
buenos hyres .,............., ........M March o.
nana March o.
mon'eNuro, ......................Ma March T.
Ae'""ihouco.. Murch a.
The lsabelital Hyne, on her late voyage hence to
kio do Janciro and back, passed Sandy Hook after
shutdown of the 18th February last, civil account an
chored ut Rio de Janeiro, at A. M. of 9th March,
discharged full cargo, and took in another of cof
Ice; sailed from Rio do Janeiro morning of 18th of
March, and anchored inside Sandy Hook at 8 p.
NJ Of 2lst April. On her homoward passage, she
lay TO of the harbor Of Pernambuco n hours, to OBJ
tain medical advice on account of sickness, having
up to that time lost three of tho GROW, and Cap
tain, second mate, steward and two mon being then
sick, leaving only three able to do duty-the exact
time Of her absence this extraordinary voyage be-
ing only scoc'ty-sepen days, ,ohch is the shortest
time on record.
We have received by the I. H fos Of formal do
Commerce., published at Rio, to the l4th of March.
Affairs at Buenos Ayros were quiet at tho latest
dates
Tho most important report from La Plata is the
election, on the LIST ut., Of D. Joan Francisco Jiro
as Constitutional President Of the Oriental State;
he obtained 35 votes out of 49, That fact may up.
pear strange to those who are not well acquainted
with the events Of Rio la Plata. The minority
numbering ii electors, determined to vote for d.
Jro, and sent him an explanatory letter relative to
their determination.
The Governor and General Commander of til
province of Entire Rios, Gen. Urquiza, General-n
chief of the allied army, issued the Oath of Feb
Iuary, highly Aattering proclamation in homo
of tho Brazilian auxiliary division. The same Con-
cral has also given full amnesty to all soldiers who
had violated tho convention Of tho 7th of October,
1851, in taking up arms against the allied army
General Mancilla, the brother-in-law Of Rosas,
and who had command of Buenos Ayres on the Sd Of
February, had taken passage for England
The English steamer Conflict, on board Of which
General Rosas, with his family, had taken passage
stopped at Bahia, to take in some necessary pro-
visions. Tho ex-dictator did not land.
The allied army, on the 18th of February, made
its triumphant entry into Buenss Ayres, headed by
Urquiza and tho Generals of the troops who were
present at the battle of Santos Lugares, the re-
suit of which obliged Rosas to fly.
The provisional government had declared all
the possessions of Rosas public property, and had
exempted all Spanish subjects from the military SER
vice of the republic.
The formal do Commercio is filed with official
Documents and ranslations of foreign papers, but it
has not single article on the policy of that empire
The yellow fever was prevailing at Rio Janero
to an alarming extent, and many deaths had oc-
CURED.
The markets at Rio were unchanged.
MAXWELL, WRIGHT 4 CO.'S CIRCULAR.
RIO De JANEIRo March Is, 1852
Since our last circular advices (2th ultimo fair
rupr blgi has ppn in orr IN md
branches
Importation has been large scale. and stocks of
most descriptions of merchandise accommodating but
difficulties in the river Plate have been brought to
happy conclusion hope that trade in that quarter will
revive and somewhat relieve us Of surplus 1t must
be recolectcd however that the countries in the La
Plata have suffered greatly and 1t will require time to
from the injuries inflicted by years of cemmoton
At our latest dates from Monevdeo and Buenos Ayres
affairs were moving on quietly under the new order Of
things, and gradually expected to improve
This government has issued decree for the reduction
Of anchorage dues foreign vessels entering this port to
500 reals per ton to the LIST of July next
IMPORTS.
BREApsTUrrs-- Receipts since 18th ult,, comprise
1853 bb from the United States and 500 bbls from
Europe and sales reach about II 900 bbs at from 1425O
$4,000 per Dbl. for Richmond City Mills; $4,000 per
Dbl for Baltimore and 1625Oa 16500 per Dbl for very
superior Trieste all on time. Stock at present in all
hands may be estimated at 1000 bbls, of which
$4,000 bbls. remain in first Above rates about the
prices ruling for the article. Pernambuco advces
40 e p Richmond c iy s
for Trieste and 49, 14N000 per bb for Philadelphia.
No Baltimore sale. At Bahia 9th inst. stock 1000
bills, chiefly European. Quotations. 16Q I6B5oo 70.
Trieste; 15 16N for Fonana 15 Is 500 for Richmond
City Mills; l3H 1850 for Philadelphia. and l2 a
quote ISL $4,000 per Dbl for Richmond City Mills and
ISL 500 16H0OO for Baltimore.
AMERICAN DoMEsTrcs.-We quote drills, brown, 80 in.
900 235 bleached drills 100 1876; berries good 80 n
go 225 denms good 80 in, 235 2I0 Boot blue drills
good 80 in. 245 255; do. q 30 in worth 800;
stout wed shirng stripes of assorted paters in bales
80 in, 215 225; do, 20 in. 2l5 go; shrting
stripes in cases. assorted good 80 in 1856 240 SO in,
stout shrtings 40 1856; 30 in stout shrtings 145
$50; do q 20 in, III 12; osnaburgs 200 30 per
yard.
EXPORTS.
CorFEE.-The market for some time after date Of
last Circular remained quiet owing to the unwllingness
ers and large accumulation of stock. chiefly Of low
descriptions, the consequence Dealers, however,
continued firm, and purchasers finally entered the mar
ket about three weeks past since when large business
has been done in the article ut from 1850 800 per
arrobe for lots Of good first and superior which
at present quotations Fine coees still continue
very hardly look for any material de-
cline in prices Of this description.
SuGAR.-Stock Of Campos about 900 We quote
whites 2N4O0 p 600 browns 500 1900 per arrobe
HIDEs.-Stock about so 00O of which 400 Rio Grande
We quote light weight 100 1876, heavy los 10 per
h. At Rio Grande I'd inst hides costing board
1024 cents per b., with specie.
EXCHANGE ENGLAND at present rules from 26 to q
for first class 60 and 80 day paper.
Of vessels Of the capacity 600 bags for the
Of for New York and $4,000 for New Orleans
For Europe, quote 81 5s. 81 1Os, per cent Off
per ton.
looms 1Hs60a 1890 for dollars Stock, per cent 9s1
96s1c.
News from the West Indies.
MARKETS AT PORTO RICo-CRoPs AT ST. LUCIA
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