The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18
UsrTED STATES sHIP SAVANNAH, !
RIO JA~RlRo. Sept, 4. 1885,

UNITED STATES SHIP SAVANNAH
RIO JASnRo Sept. 1, 1855.
The Uaaed S.a Ship Sarannah al Rio Janero- Potics
and Preference Dissaavacion Amongst the Crso- ns
Cause.-The Men Demand fair Trert mem from the secre
t,ry Of the Nary-MouSnens Of War vessss-rheI,ri-
orls Shors-C,riositiss Board-Honepard Bound
Hymn--HealA Of the Port md City
The United States mail steamer Orizaba, Capt Tinkie
paugh, arrived here on Aug %, with dates from New
York up TO Aug. Q. People here very anxious TO
learn news and The orizaha's arrival was hailed
most fortunate circumstance. II may strange
but assure you II Is q fsct-ihat Buchanan, Fillmore,
and Fremont monopoze whatever share Of talking
be done ashore here The nrst named gentleman
10 have more partizans In Rio than either Of his
pettors Perhaps II is . Southern disease.
Our master has received letter from his sister
stating that the Secretary OF the Navy told her savan
tsh would not be relieved ill December which has
much dssstsfacton board that would be
pri,ed II another mutny breaks out Some OF our men
year In the service when this ship went Into
commission, aud there than three hundred
board now nearly forty months In the navy without
spending than forty eight hours shore together
am satisfied Of the fact that two gallons Of
orecase TO night would the Secretary OF the Navy
70 REMEMBER the savannah during his lie Several Of
the men already Whispering around decks somewhat
In this strain-"Let us 90 70 the mast and tell him
won't to;, 1--WE agreed for three years or so,aer
discharged and want them TO stick 10 their bargain,
they would MAKE u.s." There Ia no necessity f,r
keeping out here-n there was, we wouldn't grum.
be.' III he dont take home, why don't be give
hbert,r and number OF other expressions which be.
TOKEN breakers ahead, ve are 70 stop here much
longer.
and . schooner belonging 70 the nation. arrived
here from Madeira on Sunday. Aug 81 The The.is was
IN this harbor under British colors when irst
out here
The French frigse Aceste home gard bound from the
Pacific arrived here the other day and for the
compliment OF sending some Of oar boats 70 tow her
handsom ey sauted before firing the Brazilian
nss 10 poliieoess, The French are unexceled Inc
y. ss ron ~
brig spy The French gate Pou-suvsute Ief narbor
for Montevdeo the Goth August
We nxiousy expecting the Camilla, from the Ia
Plata, . revolution was hourly expected nj last
counts The Germantown. Capt. Lynch, sals for Monte
vdeo next week unless orders from home arrive In
the mail on the 7th The Germsntowns officers and
crew are well.
Ia Grus and TamberIck assisted by few other stars,
keeping the theatrical world here In spirits verds
voice cracking OPERAS relieved by OF the eeausr
Of Mozart and Moyerbeer, occupy the boards OF
me iyrsd' The symsss sd and 81 J.n9s'is conans
Of he much appauded and original Portuguese
comedy in three acts, Of Ultima Csra,r which takes
Bonners Advertisements. Advertising is the sans
all the world over rom Day Martins plaoards down
70 the travelling thespisns Who cal MT Fletcher leader
OF the orcheta" vhen said orchestra only consists OF
poor Mr.. " and his ndde.
The vigilance Committee OF California and their doings
val Of The American ship Ieos out from san francisco
bringing regular load OF dailes veekIes, monthlies
and yearliea from the fOther side o. JORDAN
With you could ship she IL . regular
menaserie-monkics, parrots, birds Of all kinds and
every pie tropical curiosity, collected by the
for their friends relations end beneactors not for
getting swe.tbearn. Even the homeward bound song 10
written and printed, and here Ia specimen Of H. appeal
ing in the versbe pbraseooxy OF Jack, 70 his cbums
Come, shipmates, oil your glasses up,
Aye, oil them 70 the brim,
And when you've quaied q dozen times,
Well chaunt our Yankee hymn.
To celebrate this grand event
Wen make the ship resound
With mirth, and JOY, and revelry-
For now we're homeward bound.
wish were, indeed, my boy. Make the postpone
Of the hymn iii the dozen appeals 70 The colnery
II crane.
The bark Smaliwood leaves 10 morrow towed out BY
the orizaba her speedy departure prevents me from
overhaung the papers for nevs There nothing par.
tcusr going on here, however The city is henthy,
Il winch Ia q wonder, considering the very unhealthy
weather we have at present The last two days have
been rainy and very warm. Menof- var in harbov =
american-ssvannsh Germantown; Eneish--lndefas
gable Madagascar syirago, spey Erench-Acests, Rs
son, and brig.