The daily union., 1852-01-14

State and prosperity and happiness return, under the
republican rule which has been so fruitful OF blessings
TO The people who seek 10 bring his domains under
their infallible dispensation."
From Rio Jsneirs.
Advices from Rio Janeiro to the goth November have
been received at New York The latest number of the
official paper contains treaties OF frontiers, alliances,
peace, &c., between Brazil and Uruguay. number Of
new ambassadors to foreign countries have been nom
mated, and among them is the following
Sr. d. Francisco Toynaco de Carvalho Moreira, ex-
raordnary envoy and penpotentiary minister at Wash
ington.
By decree of the nth OF October the Emperor par
doned great many persons imprisoned in the last
luton OF Pernambuco and who had been sentenced to
death or imprisonment for life. They Immediately
set al liberty.
Al Rio The frigate Congress, from Valparaiso; the
soop-of-war Falmouth, the storeship Supply and the
brig cambridge. The Falmouth was to sail for New
York on the Sd December and the Supply was expected
TO sail for home in few days.
The latest dates from Montevdeo are of November
b6th, and from Buenos Ayres November TO- The trea-
ties drawn up at Rio between the Oriental State and Bra
zil in October last have been ratified The election for
president l2 senator's and 80 representatives be
held on The 30th November. II is stated that the two
political parties of the State the Colorados and Blancos
TO the latter OF whom Orbe belongs had agreed upon
mutual arrangement in the selection OF candidates for the
respective Offices and the military organization of the
city OF Monevdeo has been cancelled and the territory
OF the republic divided into four departments again subdi-
vided into provinces.
The president of the republic has dissolved the assem-
bly, the power vested in being delegated TO the
new legislative bodies.
The conveyance OF the troops under Urquiza had not
been completed, owing TO deficiency OF steamers in the
Brazilian squadron About one-hal of the troops had
been taken across the Parana. The Bfazlans were to
take up their quarters for the present in the Oriental
State
General Garzon ii is stated, would probably recover
Mr. Gore who takes the place of Mr. Southern, was to
leave Montevideo for Buenos Ayres in few days.
The state OF the latter city is represented being great
confused in consequence OF the energetic preparations
OF Rosas for war; and the departure of number of per-
sons for MoRtevideo.
Trade was parayzed, and almost every one was called
upon take up symptoms OF discomfort have been
manifested in many points of the Argentine republic Ac-
from Santa Fe stating that General Echagua had
abandoned that place and retired Baranca, and that
many of the inhabitants OF that portion OF the country
were leaning towards Urquiza, had been corrobo-
rated by later dates. All the cattle and horses the
borders OF the Parana had been Withdrawn by order OF
Rosas who has announced iha, he will place himself at
the head OF his troops The assembly, however had
solved presenting him petition, requesting him not
to expose himself TO the dangers Of campaign. Mr..
Southern, the late British charge, is said TO have made
himself conspicuous AT late ball given by Rosas, by
his attentions the latter and The daughter OF Rosas and
to have advised Mr. Gore, his successor TO prevent. if
possible, the Brazilian vessels from navigating the rivers
Parana and Uruguay.
A steamer had left Rio Grande for Montevdeo with
eight guns and l5o arilleymen for The Brazilian army
A lieutenant named Lovinsky of the German artillery,
which lately arrived in Brazil, had committed suicide by
shooting himself, and some disturbance caused by
the refusal inter him in the general burying
~ thef had dos ried
but the deserters had either been captured or shot
Gen. Rivera had been relieved from his sentence of
banshmeni, and Gen Garzon selected the presidential
candidate OF the Colorado party.
A SLAYER had been lately chased by Brazilian vessel
near Bahia, and being unable 10 escape, ashore
Most OF the negroes bad been captured many being lost
however, before they could all get ashore.
LATER FROM TExAs.-The steamship Mexico which
arrived at New Orleans the morning OF the I'd instant,
brings advces from Austin the capital OF the State Of
Texas, 10 the 3oth Of December. The most important
item OF is the Inauguration OF the governor, which
took place the 23d The concluding paragraph OF the
governors message shows that he has high apprecia
lion OF the benefits and value OF the Union. II is as
follows;
It was not until Texas took her place one OF the
States OF the American Union that she occupied the posi-
ton which Nature designed for her From that period TO
the present her onward march TO power and improvement
has been unexamped From every land emigronts are
hocking in welcome crowds 10 paake OF prosperity
From the vine. clad hills Of France and Germany, from
eland's green shores. and Englandsssmng fields. and
from our own sister States, they swell the living tide,
until the solitary places have been made 10 rejoice, and the
wilderness to blossom as the rose"
The Western Texan has intelligence from Eagle Pass
that the Indians had visited that neghborhood, and
seen driving of lot of horses and mules They were
pursued by the citizens, and also by Lieutenant Tyler
and thirty OF his men from the post on the Leon,
Ga the night OF the 9Th ultmo, while some Mexican
oil nj
The Colee creek, De Witt county, two Americans rode
up one OF whom deliberately drew a pistol and shot one
OF the Mexicans. named Jesus Cantre. OF San Antonio
Neither OF the Americans known 10 any OF the cart
men The Americans rode of after the Mexican was
shot by OF Them and there appears 10 be means OF
knowing the guilty is there any apparent reason
for committing the deed
FaoM TgH CHEROKEE NATIon--We learn from the
Fort Smith Herald that the Cherokees have determined
se TO the United States of land adtopng the State
OF Missouri containing about 500, 900 acres. They have
appointed delegation OF FIVE TO proceed TO Washington
to make the necessary arrangements with the govern
ment The principal part Of the proceeds 10 to be applied
to the payment OF the national debt and The remainder
will be added 10 their already large school fund.
GROUND MORE VALUABLE New YoRK THAN IN
LospoNThe editor of the Albany Evening Journal, in
one OF his late letters from London. says;
"Iwss surprised TO learn that lots in the vicinity Of
the Bank OF England and the Royal Exchange were less
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