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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

FROM RIO pE JAsEIRo.-We have papers from Rio
de Jaueiro 70 October s. Tie weather had bseu very
severe oil over the empire and heavy gales OF wind
q d storms Of rain had prevailed.
Dates from Pernambaeo to September % give the
following version Of the difficulty tberr between the
Frrt ch Consul and the Prr-iI, ut II the Province:
"A Frerch subject, named Chardon, hav az died,
leav orphan children, the proper Judge undertook
10 make an ntory Of hi effects. To this the Con-
n bjecs-d asserting that il his business to take
charge Of the pr.peity If the deceased Quite crr-
rrspondence followed AID the President of the Prov
nee, Sr Jsqu-s, decided the question III accordance
with the opinion Of the Judge OF Orphans. The Con-
su presed at the decision, ~hicn dsintrrrse,i per-
sors declare to have been just and suspended bis re.
ln,iuns w the Prc-dency, g"lng M far us To iUrbid
the Fe, vessels il port 10 hci- the brazan coers
or the 7th Of September-the national ohday. Ilr
affair remains IL this state awaiting tae oee"1oo "
the General Government.
According to observations made at the Marine
Arsenal in Pernanbuco the great solar scp-e cota-
u4rced there Oh Sept &, at ~ hours "a minutes A.
seconds. reached its greatest ob-curateo on the same
d.v st 3 hours 80 minutes ~ seconds, and terminated
NJ, Sp.. z AT hour 81 minutes 10 seconds. The sur.
face Of the sun obscured wss 10 minutes 36 seconds
or 40 digts. After the eclipse the weather for five or
s,1 dsy. VAS Of the mot rigorous description, aud
eopo. rains fell necessarily. AL the rivers in the
nori ihern part oi tho empire noo o'0'Ho"'~ '
banks. and the cane plantations bad been severely
damaged Travel On the Prrnsmbuco Railroad wa
suspended for day on sceount Of the heshrss.
he exports Of Coffee during the month ct s~p.e'n'
Der reached 2l3,672 bags. DunDe the 6r't nve DAYS
Of October us exports were 81, Iso bags OF ~hica
l4,c9z we're shipped on the 5th, nearly all '0T the
Ii lied Slater. -.
Cleared Oct L. for Baltimore, bs "inrreo' "hn
4.as0 bags coffee; for N.w-iork, bark h'eoocA' '''n
scr bss- eoi!se.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

A case seems to Be impending which is
lihely to throw some additional Light upon tho
actual extent and limitations Of Mr. CASTS famous
doctrine of the nOn-,istation. BY the war shps OF
other nations, of vessels bearing the American dag.
II is well known that new hlhbusterng eIpedi.
ton sss,pst Nicaragua, under the suspces Of VII.
liam Walker, is on foot; preparations for which
have been making for months past, and some Of
the vessels Of which have probably BY tbs time
sa,led. The President has issued his proclamation
ssaips. this expedition. aud profcs.e. great dis
position to defeat and intercept it. But tue Navy
Department is so bu.y at this tiue in itins out
the expedition against Paraguay. as not to have any
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

vessels tn .p~rr, or at ls.t not vess-a on"1gs 70
mole 'ure OF inte,ceptog these pira"cal ''p-
ditioni.ts. 1t is stated that the B't-h u"'"ro'
ment. which has a suficiency Of vessels oa tne
Central American coast, and which c'ims und'r
the Chy - Bulwtr treaty rshi to preveat any
occupation cf any port Of Central America oy aa
American force, whether n.ticnsl or hnouser.
uiu ou The fuiure Of our vessel. Ia int. rcept and
arrest Walker, step in snd 10 toe thing 'ts~'f-s
procedure, the anticipation Of wbirh nj wa-hing'
ton is raid to be- cause Of great anxiety I" TOE
Pre,idrnt and Mr.. Cass- We do not perceive
exactly why To be- obliged to jump over
back wall or to creep through very small
hole, might indeed BE- matter Of disgust,
especially to steady old gentleman OF Mr.
Caess bulk. Bu, in this casc. even should the
Brit-h seize upon Walker and his hlllbusters, It
doe. not appear that Mr. Cas- will be driven to any
such extremity. II seems to us that there Ia
door vide open, out Of which Mr. Cass may walk
with all the honors-a door so wide that he will
not even be obliged to turn sdewse TO get through
it, Whatever may be SAID Of slave traders. for
whom Mr. Cass seems indeed 10 have sneaking
sort oil tueCllOn, tnere CANNOT DC u uouOt, VIC
think, that fllibusters are kna .fde pirstes-sea-
robbrrs-snd that they such not by statute, like
the African slave traders. but by the law OF na-
tons. Our neutrality laws intended 10 operate
against such expeditions and their projectors aiders
and abcttors, while they still within our terri
tory or waters and BY their presence there. subject
to our municipal law. The moment they have got
cl. ar Of our c"a.t they fail under the Ia~ of ns-
,iops, and that Isw unqu. stionrbly places them III
rhe cs'eg"ry If pirates. II was, rs we understand
the care, under this law of nations, and not uhier
our municipal law that Walker AID mis- men were
pursued, sriz,d aud Snt back on bis last expcd,-
tion 70 Nicaragua. Whist ~e did on that OCCASION
the British had an equal right to do then aud to do
now. MIR. Cas- certainly ~il not 60, as indeed DC
never has soue, the abrurd length of SLOWING
pirates and adventurers genersly, to sheld thcn-
, ., Ives under the American flag. The use OF toe
American Gag by Walker and the sailing in vessel
having American cus,oul-house papers. l. not Onls
fraud upon us, it is fraud upon the whole world
"a trand by which it is absurd To expect that the
Bri,i.h COyernusnt-nOi outstanding tneir sppar-
4nt conversion to Mr.. Cnss. views Of the right OF
,.d y,sita,iou-wlu allow themselves to be
imposed upon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
Er.-lat the south.

AUGUSTA, Ga Wenur,n"yy, N?y, l". lSoS
II is .cp"r,.d that Here 1as killing fros, ,Toasb-
on, ibis sSr'iup of Il country ihiS moningi at least
+. ayy whHs finst il rain aud the coit,n crop u
tc,tched II not killed..
P. M.-Tbe fsrrers sag positively there was no
xiii frost this uIorr'pg.
TIE ITiimibg,ox ~. g. urnal reports pilot
boat having spoken tine krtch Brothers, ot Charles
tor a SLAYER from the coast OF Afrlca III cDargs Of
Ii. IT. Stone of the slo"p.ofwar Marion. She is daily
expected at Charleston.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
Serious Accident.

WoKctsTrR Mass, Nov. NJ, IS3S
Frederic War-.r our City Msrsha, Was converting
at poon t, day aith II W. Hendricks an OFFER from
G. srlrston s G., when the former handed tne latter
II ,rto to examine. The pistol Was on half cosA A.
the tiae and while Dir. Hendricks was holding Il 10
biz hand the trigger descended end the ball from, it
.nts red Mr.. Warrrns chest .s' above the heart 1t
is fnrcd lie cannot survive He epdsres great pain,
and bleeding Of the lungs set ia this sternoon. The
shooting was purely accidental.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
Di.patcIles for Europe.

TELEGRAPH OFFfcE, 81. Johp, n. o., NOV iV
TIE Cnlua, st. ans ip Pacific. fro n Nes YORK on
Monday viii arrive here 81 as t. coal ana i'"ve ior
c.iass with the mails at or about noon Tomorrow
.,d rxrc,ed to make the passage n six days. Tele.
vr,ulic sii,pniche, leit Mt our othcc, No. Il W N
tie Neu.Yo.k will be forwarded to eheI d,stlna'
in b, Telegraph ar mail tn the latest moment before
the d, partue of the steamer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

The two ruling passions Of The London Time,
are baircd and dread o Ru@ia, and envy Jealousy
and ill-tempcr towsrd tn. Unit.G Statrs. OF both
these feelings it exhibits strong evidence iu its
comments on the late Chinese treaties. 1t extois
The Russian diplomacy as something remarkable,
ard refers to the territorial al other concessions
obtained by the Russian negotiafor atording
fresh prof at once Of the ambition Of Rns-is and
oi the energy, tact and succ' rs With wuch her
ambitions schemes are pursued. AS il to console
and indemnify itself for the terror and alarm thus
Inspired, The Timfs nrxt turns round upon the
United Statrs aud tnk-s TO sbusug our NJ Mister.
Mr.. Reed a. If, through the whole D-gotlation. he
bad been nothing but mere bob to the tail OF the
Russian kite. Now suppose this to have been 50,
We do not see but ttat the position OF bob to the
Russian kite was altogether us respectable aud dig
n,fed ss would have been that OF bob to the joiat
kite of France and England, v hch seems to have
been the service wb'ch The London Times de-
mauded of Mr. Reed. The precise state Of the
care was this: England aud France had resolved
10 resOrt to the employ ment of force To compel tho
Chinese TO negotiate. Russia and the United
States perircily ready to join and aid France
ond England in negotiation. but they were not
disposed to take part in the war against China
uhich rho.e two powers had commenced. Under
these circumstances. it WAS perfectly natural and
proper that there should be- NOR, sympathy and CO.
operation between Sir. Reed and the Rnssiuu Min
ister than between HIM and the Ministers Of En-
gland aid France. This is the whole story, and
The London Times is welcome 10 all 1t can make
out Of it.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
Railroad convention.

CLrylLAsD Ohio, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1888,
The ad"uin,i Railroad Convention nie' her. this
evening The at,crdatce was much large, than ut
,v r,tyi;u- Ms .ilne. -Four hundred mJtons Of stock
xcyr freprr.rn.d. TIE meeting was "rganaei by the
slrct;,p Of Geo, Bl,s VI the Michigan Southern Roa
Chairman, and Geo. p. ADierson Sscretary.. No
tusiues. wcs tr psec'sd tonight. Nearly all the
We.tern and msny of the Eastern roads were repre-
s.ur1,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
Case of McMahon, the Murderer.

NlwARK, n. j., Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1853.
In the trsi vi III McMahon for the murder VI his
si.teril law the mony closed both sides this
a'terroor. TIE summing up will be- concluded to-
morrow when the will be given 10 the Jnry
Tb. R.lubcsrs + this city are having GRANDEUR
per tue CITY Hotel Tonight aud great is their
i.icug over their recent victory.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

Among our city news this morning i, another
homicide. A policeman, while conveying prs-
oner TO Jail, was knocked down by him; the fcl-
low then ran for his liberty, the officer started in
pursuit, and shot him down.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
70 The Assoca,-d Prrsa ~
WAsHi,sros. wedpes lay, Nov. TO- 1853.

To he AssociA<ro Ttre
WAsHIssTos, Wednesday, Nov ~ iS''
The Ssa'e Department has sen' an "ifirl'i no,e 70
Ger Jer.z p.ir,irg out hrimpropr.ty ~ ms co",s'
srd,,ur..- ng the dis-at,-fas,Ion with whch the u,
unr,ueut regards his pnbhcaiuu warning the punnc
ngsi, IT purchasing tickets for Nicaragua oy the
sit rn RI Ws,h prfop.
Mr Joseph l.. White has had repeated utHrvie. Us
With Gen Walker, his onv object being, he says 10
a.c.rtsin whether G n. w. designed. should ne ne
restored to power Ncarsgus, TO interfere win ns
chartered rs his of the Atlantic and Pacific Sup Csna
Coupnny. Ger w. has given him the assurance that
in such rn eveut he would respect tho-e rxh' or .ny
nh,r American interests. NJ White to-day sen,
nu,s tl A,,i-t. S,crrsr, OFFS ate with the request
tnst IL be shosn to Mr. Cas-. denyiog that aoy
Walker :lhbus,ers went IT, Nicaragua 10 the steamer
W.,li,,tcp. and rayirg the Company will not koow-
il gy perm such t" go t,h,r in ther vee' els
Tie Collector II the Port 81 Mobile tas be"n ap-
rled IN frr clear rnc- Ia Walker emigrnnt vessel
but has referred the question to the Secretary OF the
Treasury.
Gen. W -M.r left for Mobile to-day. Last night he
and Gen. Heunncsen reconcied their former dlner-
G.n Paez will return to Venezpsia 10 the chartered
STEAMER AlacIica.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
Lawrence, Stone & Co.

BOsIos, "wednesday, Nov. lu leS.
A third meeting Of the credituIs of Messrs. Law.
rLcs, Stone Co. was held to-day, and additional
tnils were presented, which, together with the claim
at George Prnbody OF London, amounting to about
A. 900, will swell the owed by the firm ut the
tine Of its failure TO nearly 100000.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
TRANSFORMATION at the West.

WHEELING, Va "Wednesday Nov. 10, 1853.
There Is bow feet of water in the river. Weather
c.oudy. Boats plenty aid rates low " all points.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
Vessel Sunk by u Collision.

BAN, Me-, Wednesday, Nov. TO, I853
The steiner Eastern Queen from Bossoo tor this
port, came in collision with the schooner Caroine
S,o, O. from New-York for Bangor, on tn. instant
II Boom leland, s, king the schooner. The captain
and two senmeu saved. Arthur Turner, seaman
Vas lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
voIx FOR Cos ERSoR-

Morgan over Parker, 1879.
II is msjorty will be veiedr though not esseotishy,
by the official returns frvm three counties from which
we have nov only reported msOrities.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
The Weather and Fever at Charles

CHARLESTON, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1853.
We have a cold chante. The thermometer at
o'cln,k this morning was do~ to 81 and 80 degees.
Ply siciaLs say it Is safe for absences to return
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

A little child was killed yesterday in Williams.
bureh by drinking glass of gin, which its father
thoughlcssly gave it.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
Missing Vessel.
Nru,popr " 4 N

NEWPORT, X l., Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1853.
The schooner J. Ii. BOrnett Of Cape May, Capt
Worth, ience 18th u Tor Wilmington, has not since
bren heard uf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

Mr. Quin ". senior, has nearly recovered from the
eff cts of his receut accident. lie ha. NJ Internal
i,aie, aud tue ouiy external Wound i .isht gssh
ia tie head. Bc-tpl CVWS'' iva.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
THE LATEST NEWS,
aGCEIy Ep nv
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE n. Y. TRIBUNE.
Fr~ Ovv Orra Co-rrrSedrrG
WASHINGTON. "Wednesday. Nov. 10. 1853.
Not~itb.tspduR g tn. gr.at augmentation Of the
D.usis. ,srti"n IN the Cap'tsl since the election.
the Prr-id. Ut i. "a implscnb- ss ever. The Al
u.,,,.trst,ou threatens var to the knife sg 1iu,t
pouRlss
Th"ueh Mr.. Ersstns Corning has been SUMMONED
10 the President presence "st"n-ih'j Tor PURPOSES
cf consultation about the tsr'f and the P'cIhc
Railroad. there i. 70 doubt thSt S"c Cooos re-
u.oyal trom the Treasury Is contemplated.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

THE AMERICAN SMOKER.-Every person SHOULD
,r,a, bn.4 with OF life preserse 10 os nsa IN
sr evsuirs Of the Trades Company Nus q Aaa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
UuSrETTER'S BITTERS.

II ,our breath fetic your hs psrched your stomach aid
Arc you inclined lsnsuor ana esy issed sy
sesodius tskins You should HoSTETTsHs oe!ees
fsd BittSrs regulate the stomach and nve ana
povvr Of elasticity Of spirits per'cfy spsin6
w. ronsv viii ha refunded II recommended They are
sp,rpd,d tar tonic sold By all gocers hotels ana drusgs
6.RkEs PaRE Noe Is aud Is Park wboiesae agents
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

GOLD WATCHES, GOLD WATCHES,
Ros IAa,es and 0entlsm-n warranted accurate time ksepea
Or saie st 81 Per cent below retail store prioeI
D C. PsAccok. Importer, represented BY
U.vtp RAT, No. 40n Broadway. mp stsirSL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

= r. r. R.-Iunuenzis, Sore Throat, Coughs
80" Tccshsch. N.u,sixia Tic Doloies1x Lunbsso Head
scbe Chs Fever and other desses 70 ns y.
.Slea ehanst of the s.stber II those s'ctsd you'd nse
% n .ps and ,sAe dose or t~, o ksepLA'
ING P,Lls ne vii guarantee then @ .a"n
trvabrsome compsnta RApwAt 20, No. .o- --~- w ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

DIR TOBiAss VENETIAN LiNNlMENT Will cure
ts most Colds Coughs aud Pains Of al hind III a hours
Why viii you suncr when 2sc bottle VIII s1ord yos s'su'
relief; None genuine unless Usued. .
' H. j. rvsIAs Depot No. IS Coaftandts-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

KNApP's INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLAsTEks;
For Pain or Weakuess Back, Breast Side OF LimA
Rhssus,is Bruises. ssin. A.thms and Diseases OF the
Lunf LveT and K,duey these Psster' stand aaa
r cAespnsss ease durability they far suress a.. otno,s
oolS by Drgnsts Gepetsl Depot No 81 iudAoo'st
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een, t6ptet bts QDnrnter, betlt ale 2Dtnos Hub mag en- RtDltS
t i my Fetatse 6es SHt, GrfGrbcrt Bic Calculation SafsIUea.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-10
THE HOUSEHOLD FAIRY.

They may talk of their fairies, their sylphs, and
their gnomes
AS much and as long as they please,
But give NE the machine which enlvens our
homes
And ensures us enjoyment and case:
Some Fairies are all very well in their way,
Though | confess one never have seen
While in sight, on the table, "clck, click"
through the day,
Sounds the song of my SEWING MACHINE!
Ah! there once was time when bent DER my
toll
Till tears stained the cambrc or lawn,
And when daylight had flown, by the gimmer Of
oil
often slaved on till the dawn.
But VOW long ere noon all my needlework's =
done
And handsomely done too, wsen,
Pm as free as a bird whose wings fash in the
hanks-;hanks to my SEWING MACHINE.
What blessings doth science on labor confer
When inventing so useful gift,
Which converts into comforts cen trouble and
care,
And our duties combine with our thrift
All! could HOOP, who composed the shirts
hearitouching song.
My GROVER s. BAkEH have seen,
I've no doubt he'd have written another as long
And as good, on my SEWING MACHINE.