The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-11
News from BrMzli.
RIO JASEIRO CORREsPONDENCB.

OUR RIO JANKIR0 CORRESPONDENCE.
RIO Dg JAsERo Oct. II, 1865
Sailors From The Ckopotrd-How Some We're Sawi-
Another Steamer on he Amazon Rirer-The U s. oame,
Water WitA-Hr Services he La Plaa--Progress
qfae Cholerd--Aid 10 he SuGerers-.Klrka Report.
The bark E. A. Rawlings, which arrived 10 this port
the 1st sails under the command Of Capt Beaman for
Richmond This bark In the first anchor age
the night Of the first Of this month and at II O'Clock
the officer OF the decv reported that strange boats
were coming towards her, full Of firing pistols On
arriving within balipg distance they reported that they
we're wrecked Mariners who had hailed two other sail In
the mouth Of the hsrbor that night but they being
pcious that tAay dangerous persons refused thsm
help; but Captain Beamsn the risk 10 Invite them
on board and they proved 10 be two boats full Of
from the Cleopatra. These suffering sailors were re-
fresbed with the best board and the goes
home with Capt. Besman who has kindly offered her
free passage.
On the 10th met there sailed from this port Para,
steamer, owned by The company for the navisa-
tier and commerce Of the Amazon river and for the
transportation Of cocnists to its borders This steamer
Is iron butt, and was got out AZ the Pon.e dc Area
foundry near this city. She Is lt0 feet long Of ITO
burden with 60 horse power, and II ia intended that she
will make nine knots hour This Il the fifth or sixth
steamer this company has now on the h@sron and her
tbutarics and this government paid TO the comp.ay
that prcgr ession 10 peroeptibi@ In Of the bn<
neglected rich and interesting territories u the
spot Of the world.
Our last from the river La Plata brings "a Ia
tsresng information Of the United States steamer Wasr
Witch, and there several compliments published 10
Aver OF heT commander for the discovery Of canal lead
ing from Parsna 10 Assumpc, which will be valuable
TO commerce. Nothing has appeared In re.stion
the questions OF this give nment aud Paraguay.
On the 18th instant the Camara mum pal and several
dist guisled gentlemen assisted in the ,nal
opening ground PREF aratory to the Of the founds
n ho nj NJ DaNx
hero Of the Independence Of Brazil
The choles continues 10 rage and the deaths average
every poI ton Of the interior. The shipping Is perfectly
healthy hardly 10 this dae there be found
vised as yet the American English here all Of whom
bave thus far escaped, with very few exceptions
large contributions continue to be made for
bepevoence Of the Dralians His Majesty the Emperor
vii'ed few days since most Of The hospitals aud
bu,.d thousand dollars the different cad
ties and many distinguished women give both from their
pure and their psrsora attendance there Is not much
xcitement, and all convinced that the disease il
sbatnp, and that yet, the only who have been
most severely attacked, the African slaves aud the
Neither the Fl grh steamer the United
Savannah which vent out 10 search for the boa. % the
Cleopatra have Jet returned They are probably sur
stfncf -
There has been dore in the coffee market fr IN
The LIST 10 the 18th, inclusive, than anticipated.
1fee were tetpatcbed fItm the Consoiado Ia all pats 10
that time 104sIs hg 90 900 bugs OF which were for
the United States. h.w Orleans, ~, $50 bags. Ph&d.L
Ihis, II 5s1 New iork. 1919 Baltimore, b.ss9
Charleston, 500; Savannah ga5c 1000 bags cost psr
alobs $500 n $500 In market about so, 900 bags.
here have been iaigc arrival Of Hour sincs the
lat and prices have down 80 900 barrels are
In fist hands and the last quoted prices follows
regular
baltimore. 2i$500 $4,000
Iiehnf nd. '................'...'.. 5asooo
baltimore and chia, in lots together. $500 2sssoo
NV w leans ...,.. .....s......'... .."is'"v
On Sunday lsh arrived The ship Gray Eagle, and her
sold yesterday at auction unusual In
THE market. eco barrels disposed Of In lots
10000 z2soto Or 80 80 Gil so per barrel.
Y. H. S.