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

sm their native country for crime breach Of law
American bark julia Ann.
PROTEST or CAPTAIN POND.
Capt. Pond nisd the wing protest. with the Amer
can Consul at Papssta, hhiti:-
WV. H. Kx1Ir, ESQ.,, Consul U. s. A.
Being inft rmsd by You tbs. The British Consul in this
place has pro ested to the French against
my departure from this island and that in consequence
the Governor has refused me permission TO leave.
British or French governments can forcibly de.
tain American citizen from his native coun'
ty-no charge Of any kind either criminal or civil be
made against him here, ter my protest against
the Brtish Consul officially and personally, also against
the French Governor officially and personally for my
damsRe loss that may tn from such deten-
tion reservr myself the right Of extending this pro-
test at some future time Very respectfully, now,
Captain Pe nd returns bis warmsst thanks to the
mADder of the Aicans for his kind attention and gen.
tiemanly treatment of him when board his ship,
we'll ss for free passage TO Csllao.
Our Rio de Janeiro Corresp audience.
Rio DE JAyMRo, Dee. 18, 1855.
Movements Of American Shppiay-Wam Of an American
Burial Ground at Rio Commercial Ne,cs de-, &c.
Tho United states brig Germantown has arrived in
port after long cruise, and IA quite favote with
u.s. also the cambridge which is down at tho
river Ia Plate.
Mr.. Norris Of Ca pit. Norris OF Baltimore died OF
fever the 9th Of this month Heretofore foreigners
who have eed in this port have always been buried in
the English burial ground ct Gamboa one Of the most
picturesque spots in the world But this government
have now allotted . place where all foreigners
to be buried and for the future Will be buried In
the English ground except the English This has created
sensation amoi the Americans here, and govern
nent a WahI gson is Justly censured for not sndeavor
ip0fn NM bnY An0Iie rams
have here, it is true bat few residents but have
large quantity Of shipping y in this port and
who die here sent to such places the authorities
dictate and are Obliged to take such cofins as the
and psy heavy tax even on those Capt. Norris and
others told that they wished to get coffin thu
they were informed that they attempted to buoy the
deceased person in English lcoin, orders would be
issued to take the ,sn.ins out Of the so and pase
certain would be sanctioned by the Brazilian autno
rties but win DO to frigh strAr gers
During the month Of November there 658 bags
coffee despatched to the United 1855
bags Boston 9o7 California 2,s31 Charleston, 4o4
Mobile, 1896; New Orleans $3.50; New York, 1900
Philade,pha, 1880 Price paid for those los Of NOvem
Der from s700 TO 4Ne00 per arooa, say 50 81
per aroba Of 50 los and Vt the prise 60 700 bag
Of coffee has been during this month TO. the
United States-Baimore 10 200; New OeAus, 81, 239,
Philadelphia, 3,3l7 bags About 10000 bags exist in
Flou-There in first hands. 52247 barrels; second
hands, 70 1854; total, 72.6u barrels.
Last ,aeA Gaego 27Ho0o ries poorest brands, $4,000
20H000
Flour must always be low in this market when there
exits over rs, 900 barrels at this port.
RIO JANERo, De:. q, 1885,
Raudg Of the Cholera rs Depressing Influence the Trade
gMe Iaerior-7he NeW Brasiltan Minister to Wosh.
tngtor-Aadame Charons Beneft-The Empress Of Bra
sil-Her Anstable Character and Extensive Charities
The cholera has, up 10 tu's date proved fatal to 5000
T.
Many OF the whites who have been carried off suffered
less from constitutional complaints before they
attacked But the blacksstout, athletic aud per-
feet specimens Of health and fine Hgoreswere attacked
and brought to the grave few hours. But thanks
the Almighty this spidemic has now nearly left
Rio may be said 1t present to % very healthy In the
Interior a the mines ana In the province OF Rio Grande
the most southern province fBrsz the epidemci rag
ing with fatal Violence Trade naturally to de-
terror
Washington city will soon be shortly visited by His Ex
ceency Senior jose Maria de Anarab who hiss been up
pointed by this Imperial government Minister Peup)
tentary TO the United States In tbs pl.ce Of Don Fran
cisco IRnscio de Carvalno Morea who goes to London
being removed to that Court.
Below you will find one, out Of number Of poeic.l
Maesne Arsers Charlton, the prrn. donna assoluA Of
the Theatre yco Fiumnense Of this city, wn,h took
plsce on the 18Th Of this month.
The following e the pcetca tribute to Madame Char
ton, to which have referred above
NINE CHARLTON, PRIMO SOPRANO ABSOLUTE, DEL oo TATRo
fLthNESsE, In OeNASloNE DEL SUO BESEflCfO
DUAL accen.o cheamor paris speranzA>
La fe Msnuma ell cor n'mpsrailsa:
Son 10 prigon neDa teirena stanZs
o fugge dAl milo raj Palma divsa
Questo potter che u mesza avanzA
Non p0feye Cnsn-mestA ed irffsa
LA caunn!Caa tuY5e olrac0tanza
In quer lri del Ciel pensa s'afisA--
tanto merto POGO IL cant0 mic;
DA dove wien Charlton ia tempt suo
Ria un'immostal dso
Perche per u picts del gran Fattore
QuestO epirto diecesO In mezzo a moi
Con uni Aana I'D insegnArne
Az her entertainment happened TO be present. The
Imperial box pied by their Majestles and suite.
The Empress looked really charming snd rnagnf.
Gently dressed. Her Majesty is beloved by all classes oil
her subjects her income annually $48 000 and nearly
The entire Of this she gives to the poor.
The boxes and the entire theatre filed to overflow
irR And SO 600 va Maid for h0xas and chairs