The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24

SIX DAYS LATER FROM RIO JANEIRO AND TIE Ar
6kNTiNs RkPuBLIC-ARRIvAL OF THE HON. Nh.
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Inc clipper ships Union Capt B. Buxton And Seaman's
Bride capt Mayo arrived last night from Rio Jansiro
BY them We have received Alss OF the formal do C0n
oo and letters to the 18th October and from Buenos
Ayres and Mon'eyideo to the I'd and 4th OF ths nc
The Hon Robt Schs nck late American Minister Pleui
potenary to Brazil home in the Union The MANI
political and personal friends of Mr. g. will be pleased to
hear Of his return safely and in good health to his native
lard We understand that Mr.. S. will proceed WASH
ingon few days. to make report and explanations to
the President and Secretary of State In relation to the
important treaties he has assisted to conclude with the
Argentine Confederation securing perpetuay the free
of the River do Ia Plata and its great tributaries
and against which Buenos Ayres has protested.
Mr. John Hitchcock of Newcastle Me- late drst officer,
OF the ship ssaman's Bride, died on the passage
The formal do Concrete of the 18th October contains
an official account of the ceremonies at the Imperial Pa.
lace OF San oval the occasion Of our late Minister
Mr. Schensk taking of the court and the presenta
tion Of Mr.. Trousdae ths new Minister OF the unitsc
States which took place the 9Th ut The Emperorp
replies to the two gentlemen of very imperial brevity
To Mr.. schenck he said -
1t affords me great pleasure to express to you the high
in which you have borne yourself during your mission
In answer to Mr.. Trousdals, His Majesty said -
thank much good friend the President of the United
States for this proof Of his friendship; and hope
Mr. Trousdae that your ission will contribute as muc
that Of predecessor has done to strengthen
and the relations of good understanding which ha
PLY exit between our two countries.
Senior Maa, the Brazilian Charge d'Anaires to Par
quay had arrived at Rio the 18th October having
ordered off by the President of Paraguay on ACCOUNT
alleged insulting remarks made by him about that &c
tonaIy 1t not known hat course the Brazlia1o-
yernment would take in reference to this quarrel.
When the Union sailed coffee at Rio Janeiro W. still
high Washed, 6b4o0; superior, 5H 100 to 5Ag first
good, 1900 5No0o first regular, 4A700 4S0 second
good, 1850 4Aooo; second ordinary, 4A2o9 4'O.
The fever had entirely disappeared there OF having
been in the city harbor for three veks before
the Union sailed and but little sickness of ar sort
Our adyices from the Argentine Contederion are that
the Constituent Congress of the other thrtn
exclusive Of Buenos Ayres which still staAs out alone
still in session at Sar ia Fe They I'D refused 10 ac
cept the resignation Urquiza asrovisona Drsc-
The election for President and We Presto ont UNDER
the new constitution appointed take place on the
goth Of this month 1t was said Urqdza would undoubt
eddy be elected President and proby either senior "a
mill 0. Senior zuvalia Vice Presiden.
Senior Canin was of the penpotentiares appointed
by Urquza to conclude the treaties for The free navga
ton Of the rivers Zuvara is the President OF the Con-
stituent Congress.
The Congress Of the thirteen provinces had unani-
mously approved the treaties with The Untd States made
by Urquiza.
TIE seat OF the oont deraton has been established for
the present at Parana whoh is the pronce OF EntrC
Rios on the river, opposite Santa Fe.
All was quiet at Montevideo under the PROVISIONAL gov
eminent established by Gen. Pacheco and rs associates
but President Giro, who had been deposed was still In
the harbor, in Fl ench Of war, bard OF which
he had sought refuge At the revolution in August