New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-07

-" .. -, .rcr, e,b,rstcu, whIe shouts o. en-
c,u-ice1sni and spPlanse followed se Pe'se'e .s
.f--t- q those vhs we're most eneuring am Os' IN.
re IN muscular eXertion. The performers on tue Al
-icsn m. q, other rude instruments, who accom-
ua---c ~ monotor, us beating and thrummlaS uPou
TIE viii loud song, 10 solo ana chorus % Su'N
clrrtcfer seemed especially "A enter tnto he sP", VI
tho r,Ntlrv A. d labo'ed with hands anc voice ahd
y.h..rc Of ,c,icn in their whole bodies that calsel
lie ~, a. e. -o tOvn III, naked Limbs 8 II tne! 40
'ust -tctt ii ron bath Of OF.
Bv TIE -me had ti6-hcd these observations. tne
evening vss toe far advanced for the walk upon "hich
J baG started SID re;ra.ed my steps 20 tue ate'e
tie lu-cipal street. connecting the city WIRE me oaY
and lurb Of Botah 60 II i, toward evening, tue
stath ard t-shon Of the CITY, especially IN the dpo
matte aid ioreign clrc,es, Is generally me' IN
Carriages ard on horseback tJr the daily ai.er-
noon dive. Nsny # the elups-es eQual IA
ELEGANCE those IL New-iork and other Of our cher
Ciii,- while we.l-uOuried riders, lvered coachmeh
.u' incl anc .ruoms give % The ~hoe quite ga 81 o
Guttrc}oli,. That however WI CD most struck me
en- tie lr,, 1t o,cs,ioI va al amusing sde-scene
IlCu-h Zee ConcrDly the custom than formerly, 4 -
still the habit Of some OF the b'Hrge0.sic oil Rio, az
.Ca.t on sundays and -rCGt holidays 20 prom made to
ana fl IN ciurch, By whole t4mle- parents and chit
from sSu'S 20 Infants. with a rfuue 81 servants
IN their b>' dresses sGd ID 10 NAL procession d! tSO
ard two Tie Il, Lt thus presented j. interesting and
o'',u amusing from the Formally and ,tsly sOlenny
with which they move along The servants bring ~
I! rta- nd. vi tAer male or female, usually
tsbura ly Il Tot Nlcu>ivcly dressed the rJ~t
Of tic RmIy AID otoeD, IN the of the women.
Viii an c'usl display of lsce-, musiins and SNOWY
itNCry. Apparently IN mi.a ION Of ths usage of the
y hit, Voruini nor rather OF tho Pur,u-uose sni
brazilian To- here whites among the uatiye-b n.u
ior,- two i,-ha,k African women. r.chly ani fash
i,nab.y sttfrd cane sfuutrrirg a0ng Nlth the mnst
e. Is, u l.r e.! higa bed sell. oSsession 1ney were
io.,v eu b, b'acs female servant also In full dr,'
Carry, black baby three four months old. al!
Coehtj out 900 all the tuery of Al austucr7t hersu
,labor.' rou-tt, lace rtd and rosc d Gao, Cud
- l...f HFff|. nNan. 4
and md oman ou.cd witt Ia =. Every ouc s,.u'l
.,r,k va 'hrs display md vas u los. CD i,,'.-
T. whether y va bora tide exhibition OF the pride
81 M q Only ID burtsGue ct i, "l;h the DIS IN o.
-l.ni;rr loiv as b. flies. The common blacks,
c,ovdu ,tc Doors and -a'eways. bust into shouts Of
cSI ra.;v u .hr e, el &c Of Ike dsp,s ION In
Gc,t. link did not mistake. while looking back
ur.n Il gnup la seeing the fat sides aud shoulders
If thclla,k ladies' themselves. uotwith'taa'ng their
lofty htatii and stately step shake with increment,
az der tie sight drapery Of ter fashionable ana ee'
ge'tly inished mantl.as.
Tic NAV have been persons Of wealth, and of re-
specialize sld even fashionable position IN 'ocieYi
tr Ion doc not fix tie social position here, d "'h
u. n Louo. L is striking fac that IN c"uitrY
where slavery exists in it, most stringent orm there
li,.e Oh tie AngluSIxou prejudice n tGis 'peif
~ universal in the United States. CondltlOn not
cnor r., a. h'cs the CraCos in so"Il he slave -
roria o,t because hr "a black, but because he i
1--we. II BIaz1, I'LL toe avenues TO wealth ana Once
the man oi cniOr, III h' uhs
an talents and the ability 10 advapce IN them As
r,co,ct 10 have stated before the Otrc> OF the stand
irg amy and Of the municipal guards and militia
,A t every shade Ct color rs they stand SIDE ny Sle
jp il,irranks snd learn from Gov. heut that tue
lfgGir inWlct ul RIO Is nulatO Some O' me ihcul
l.r. # Cun.rcs. zoo bear evidence of negro blood
and L Governor SAYS that he has met al he lmperia
hail. IN the palace the true ebony ana topaz Il
ladies and Gentlemen black as jet yet oltterng
! ike ne rts., with dlanouds
Mr. Stewart was absent on the cruise, oil whci
| this volume presents rhe record, somewhat owe
two years, and during the latter part VI this time
was spectator Of the Revolution in Bueno
Ayrcs. which forms the subject of several OF III
most Interesting pages. We have no space TO de
vote 10 this part of the volume, which is filled VIII
curious and instructive details in regard TO th'
pc,emcrts of ROsas and ,rquiza. 1t also con
Trims numerous sketches Of dOutst and social III
il Bucnrs Ayres. which viii prove no less attrac
tive 10 his rtaoers thon tie accounts OF Brazihdl
manner. of which We have given liberal specl
| mems.
We are glad to Cad The emphatic testimony O
such an Enlightened aud 0bseryait officer agalns
The employment of corporal punishment in tn
na, al service. This was still practced during ia
cruise Of the Congress, and on one occasion he wa
obliged to witness the infcton. lie expresses th
| c0nI ction, rs the result Of long experience, tina
| his pun, hmcnt has tendency to GemOrallze am
harden rather than to reform. The common opinion
that it is essential to the discipline Of man-of-war
ks totally rejects. as having no foundation but pro
Gs,icnal prejudice snd the absence Of practIca
! knowledge Oi the subject.