The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-26
From the N. Y. Times.
south America.

BY the arrival at this port oil the clipper ship Unior
Captain Benjamin Buxton, we have files OF the Jwnsl
do Commerce. and letters 10 the 17th Oct and from Bse
nos Ayres and Monlevideo TO the I'd and 4lh OF thai
month.
Hon. Robert C. Schenck. late American minister plen-
po,saaT'y 70 Brazil came home in ne oSon The
pleased to hear OF his safe return in good health to his
native land.
We understand that Mr. s. will proceed to Washington
IN lew days, to make report and explanations to the
Pfssident and Secretary S State in relation 10 the impor
ant treaties ne has assisted TO conclude with the Asen
ns coa'sds'aon - % securing perps'aay the iiee navl-
The Jornsi do Comm.rco OF the i7h Oct contains an
official account OF the ceremonies the Imperial Palace
OF San Crstoyal on The occasion OF our late minister.
Mr. Sche9ek taking leave OF the court and the present.
alton OF Mr.. TrOusdale the new minister OF the United
Slales, which took place Oct. 8. sN
Inc EmPeIois replies TO the two gentlemen are OF
10 Mr. Schenck be said: :" II affords me great pleas
ure TO express 10 you the high appreciation which have
always entertained OF the manner in which you have
Mr.. Trousdale his Majesty said q thank much my
good friend the President OF the United States for this
new proof Of his fnendship. and hope. Mr.. 1rousdae:
that your mission will contribute much as that I
your predecessor has done to strengthen more and
The relations OF good understanding which happily exist
between our two countries"
Senor Leal. the Brazilian charge daaes to Paraguay,
had arrived at Rio the 10Th Oc having been ordered
OF by the President of Paraguay, on account OF alleged
insulting remarks made by him about that fuDc,ionary.
msnt would take 10 reference 10 this quarrel.
From the Argentine confederation, we learn that the
Constituent Congress of the other Thirteen Provinces
lexcusye OF buenos Ayres. which still stands out alone)
was still 10 session at Santa Fe
They had refused to accept the resignation OF General
Urquiza provisional director.
The election OF Presiden, and Vice President, under
the new constitution, was appointed to take place on
the 2Oth Of this month. L was said Ufquiza would un.
donbiedy be elected President and probably either SenoT
CaniIl or Senior Zuvaria Vice President.
WA nff fhq pu nfior rtaau nf-
ed by Uquiza TO conclude the treaties for the free navga
ton of the rivers and Zuvaa ia the president of the
Constituent Congress-
The Congress OF The Thirteen Provinces had unani-
mo1sy approved the treaties with the United States made
by Urquiza.
The OF The confederation has been established.
Tor the present. at Parma, which is in the province OF
Entire Rios, on the river opposite Santa Fe
AT Montevideo all was quiet under The provisional
government! established by General Pacheco and his
sociaes. But President Giro, who had been deposed
was still in The hafbor on board French OF war
where he had sought refuge at the revolution in August
Al Rio Janeiro when the Union sailed. coffee was still
high.
The fever had entirely disappeared, there not having
been in the city harbor for three weeke before
The Union sailed, and but very little sickness OF any
SOFT.
LAvenir, The hrst OF the new line OF steamships TO
ply between Marselles and Ro touching intermediate
portr advertised in the Diario to arrive in October and
The Provincial Legislative Assembly Of Rio was 10
adjourn on the 18Th.
The koszia affair was exciting the attention OF the
Brazilian press, but quotation in the London Times,
September 6, from New York paper OF August "a, re
ernng to The Star OF The East taking out complete
steam engines in sections for the navigation OF the
Amazon, has terribly alarmed the Jorna, which recalls
warning given time ago Brazil by the Peruvian
government and mentions rumors OF American invasion
the banks of the Amazon
The famous correspondence of Mr. Lester TO the Lon
don Times is copied in full 10 the Jornoi.
Exchange. on Oct. 10, % 2sld, at 80 days sight.
Psn., 3t5. at go days; 342 al 20 days Hamburg, 60,
at 80 days. Freigh,s-Uned S,aes, coo. soc. Mar
SELLER, IS francs.