The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17

sm their native county, NO erips on breach Of law
lIsnan, sir vsy respectfully. yours d, no,rn
3 American bark julia Ann
PROTEST OF CAPTAIN POND.
Capt Pond nlsd the following protest. with the Amer
can Consul ut Papssta, Tshit:-
WV. Il. KELLY, ESQ.,, CONSUL U. 8. A. A. ~ 49,
Being inf rusd BY you that the British Consul in this
my departure from this island and hst ia consequence
the Governor has refused me permission TO leave.
and and. knowing no law Or authority By which the
tain an American citizen from his narge coun
ty-no charge OF any kind, either criminal civil BE-
the British Consul officially and personsy also against
the French Governor officially and personally for my
dawsee or loss that may accrue tn me from such detsn
on reserv to myself the right Of extending this pro-
test at some future tine Very respectfully, no,,r
Captain Pend returns bis w.rmsst thsnks to the CON-
waDder Of the Aicans for his kind attention and gen.
tiemanly treatment of him when board his ship Is
we'll - for . free passage TO CAllso
Our RE de Janeiro Corresp sndence.
RIO DE JASuRo, Dse 18, 1855.
Movements Of Apserican Shippsug-Want Of American
Buyia, Ground AZ Commercial Neos, de-, &c.
Tho United States brig Germantown has arrived in
port after long cruise, and Is quite favote with
u.s. Is also the Bainbridgs which is down At the
river Ia HAte.
Mr.. Norris Of Ca pt. Norris OF Baltimore, died
fever the 9th Of this month Heretofore foreigners
who have cied in this port have always bean buried in
the English burial ground st Gamboa Of the most
picturesque spots in the world But this governnent
have allotted place where all foreigners are
to be buried and for the future will BE- buried In
the English ground except the English This has created
Q sensation arnoI the Americans here, and govern
nsnt washI gton Is justly csnsured for sndeAvor
have here, it is tue bat few residents but we have
large quantity Of shippng coDsan in this port and
Who die here sent to such places the authorities
dictate and are Obliged to take such collins the
authorities of the Misery Records have miud to give u.s.
and psy heavy tax even those. Capt. Norris and
others told that they wished to get coffin from thu
EDeHth sexton, which privilege was denied them AND
they we're informed that they attempted to buoy the
deceased person in English lcohin, orders would be
issutd to take the remains out Of the efin and pa@
e% m ne be d. 1
rties but IL win Go to frigh strav gers
with the and Of the country
coffee dsspatched the United IL 1885
bags Boston, 9oT California, 2s3l Charleston 24o4
PhisdslpRs, 7so Price paid for those To- Of hoysm
Der from 4l700 TO 1890 per arosa say s. 81
per srohs of 50 los and vt the same prise 700 bag
UD,,ed States-Bslimore 10 200; New OrleAua 2a9,
Philadelphia, 1857 bags. About 10000 bags exist in
Flou1-There Il in first hands, 52247 barrels second
hands, 20 1854; total, 726iI barrels.
Last .aeA CALICO, 270O0 ries poorest brands, $4,000
Flour must always be low in this marks. when th.re
exists over rs, 600 barrels at this port.
RIO DE JANnRo, Des. %, 1855.
Rauags of the Colera MS Depressing Influence the Trade
WMe f,terior-7he Neto BraSlSan Minister 10 Wosh
ingtos-Aadame Chartons Bcneft-The Empress Of Bra
sil-Aer Ansiadle Character and Extensive Charities.
The cholera has, up 10 this date proved fatal 5000
persons In this city, mostly slaves and poor psope
Many OF the whites who have been carried off suffered
less from constitutional complaints, before the,
attacked But the backs-stout. athletic and per-
feet specimens of health and fine attacked
the Almighty this epidemic has nsarly left u.s. AMI
Rio may be sao at present to % very heslthy In the
Interior ct the mines ana In the province OF Rio Gande
the most southern province Of Braz the epidemic rag
ing with fatal violence. Trade ia naturally,
ie,ior
Washington city viii be shortly visited by his Ex-
sssnsy ss4o; Jose Mari. De Anars0 VINO has been sp
Tertiary 10 the United States tbs place Of Don FIR
cisco IRnscio de Carvalno Morers who goes to London
Bsiew you will find one, out Of number of poeic.
ehusionf composed on the occasion Of the benefit Of
the Theatre yico Fumnense Of this city, wni,h took
place ON the 18Th Of this month.
The following lie the pcetica tribute to Msdame Char
ton t. which have referred aSove.-
CHARLTON, PRIMO AssoLuro llMoo rrArRo
YLUMISEysE IN oCCAsloNE DEL BEStFIcIo.
sOSEIo,
DUAL accenso che'amor pars spcranza>
La fe m'siuma Ell c,r m'impsraiisA!
Son 70 pfgton nela terrenA stanza
Ofugge dsl milo rra Palma divisa
Queso potter che n mestizia avanzA
Non poteYe umsn-mesta ed riisa
La calunniosa tuYpo oltrac0tanza
In quep llri del Gel pensa s'anisar-
tAno POGO II canto MIC;
DA dove WEN Charlton Ia tempt sua
Ria ne reca un'immortal disio
Perche per u pcta del gran FAtore
Questo sprto disccs0 In mol
Con uni aanu Cd insegnarne Amore.
Az her entertainment happened to be present. The
Imperial box pied by their Maestes and suite
The Empress locked really charming and was nagn,f
Gently dressed. Her Majesty beloved by all classes oil
her ubjscts her income annually Is $A8 COO and nearly
The entire Of this sum she gives to the poor
The boxes and the entire theatre filed to overflow
irg and over $1,000 were paid for boxes and chairs
The fair bens6cisre received present of . diamond