The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27

70 trapsro-. r,evehAnase the pcrsr,ty Of communities
tons regard W .hs orders arc transmitted
which may follow, must be attended, 70. and Though
such means that al commercial transactions are estao-
lshcd
senior slrvpKRA-- IA. steam nslped % some extent
DO not doubt
Sensor AlnsDAEhs statistics aenon.tra.e TIA, up
III c about stationary from 1850 tho present.
lie present activity appeare all those have written
Utt this have borne testimony il tho result
II he gres. In pGy,gaion brought shout by
the eeiahsbn4ut Of steam navigator Tnen In WOW Of
these Doniesti0e vantases sttested by
sce hat VIII not be tue ADVANTAGES which he en-
tire country sp6 must derye by placing The
northern part a the empire In rapid conlmcnicaton
sih al ms markets, 20 10 ppeas Of the woridS For
this IS only necestary % establish steam comuunioa
ton between ard Ses York snd that The line touch
Al four rvo poinx. one o. them being the
r. GUAR steam commentaries, through ten steam
Macs, with all tha most important places.
ssos Alneie then proceeded 20 dIa. comparison be-
tween the Amazon and Danube. and the immense advan
pyepondefance which Austria derived from me
navigation Of tbe austrian portion Of The latter from
Passsn Orsowa ard Gsletz where tie river becomes
r;rsish; and argued much wealth and influence
Dc derived from tho Danube bow vst should not the
recruits be the Amazon were ms ya.ed rver 70 shcn
the Danube bears TO compArson 70 POINT either OF wealth
me result Of the debate, spd whether not Brazil
VIII sssst the proposed company by granting SUBSIDY
are Dot yet known; but 10 20 DO hoped that, In
any event, The enterprise may be essss'ished
LAW rnE AHIIloRAuos OF TIVE ooyDIrFoS os elAyH
The bin intrs iucec by II. silvera de Motta In the
~ Rio, in regard 70 he sale and disposal OF ne
sroes was passed after considerable alteration Aad some
Arr. All ssles Of slsyes BY pebble cry or in public
view are prohibited.
penalty Of such sales being null and fine Of from 500
$500 the suctoneer every slave sold at auction
The judicial FORMS 10 the nature OF execution for div
ssou or shares among he,rs win be substituted by writ
propossls which the Judges shall receivo from the
VENDORS, for the space OF thirty days. the judges ap
bouncing by advertisements containing the nsnes ages
professons valuations and other cbascterstics OF The
slaves they may have for sale
A. the end Of that period Of thirty days 81 1dicta
pc Utilization the Judge shall have poser % renew the
publication for another similar period, by Publishing the
J, y 70 BY the be,s or crsdos Who NAV
require adjudication al 9 higher price.
The Other articles were rejected
monts the above law rather the portion of the bill
which YeecieS and which provided that man and
tain age sold away from their parents quotes the
ancient laws OF France and Spain for tho govern
n,ent q their colonies. which forbade heaeoara,oo
Of married slaves--law. which are SIN IN
force IN Cuba, which have received the praise
Of sa,h men a. Humboldt and D'Harponvle for .her
clemepcy and humanity, and which NJ svers do hotta
desired 10 initiate and introduce into his country. He
considers the rejection Of 90 cha abe and Christian
provision an approximation the coadact Of South Ca.
Tona the laws o. which be cha-acterIss ~ "repuhive
| WV L.w on sIxrp MARRIAGES,
The General assembly decrees-
Art The civil effects Of marriages celebrated con
fcrmao % the laws Of the empire will be extended -
fereni rom mat OF State, celebrated outside the
pre- according 70 the ries which the contract
ing parties may De SUBJECT
2 To tho marriages Of persons who profess = re.
lgion Offering IRON that Of the State, celebrated
IN the empire before the publication Of the present Law
according 10 the customs prescription Of Their rcspcc
tive religious proved by certificates which tie cele-
brat,on OF the religious act shall be csrtaad.
To the marriages Of persons WHO profess religion
other than that OF the state which from and aer the
date % this law may be celebrated In the empire ascord
ing % tho custom or forms of their Respective
religious provided that The celebration Of the religious
set be established BY the proper registration AMI 10 the
/ form determined In the regulations
AZ veil the marriages treated OF 10 the
second section, a. those OF the preceding, will
| be deprived Of the benefit OF this lag there
I be any npedimspi between the contracting parties
which far applicable 10 them conformity With the
laws in oroe IN the empire, would be obstacie TO
\ Catholic marriage
Art Tn government viii regulate tho registration
and proofs OF those ages well tee registration
of tho bihs and deaths o. persons not protesting the
Cathoo religion and the necessary conditions subject W
VIII ch The pastors OF the tolerated religions may perfoF
all that Is re CURED 10 produce the civil efsc4
Art Anluls all former acts.
Signed by the President ~ the Chamber Of Deputies,
the Curt Of Baependy and the Secretaries The 25th
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