New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
BRAZIL.

Arrival Of the Havsns-The War In 9eusll
America-Ansther Repulse Of the RaFs.
gaayans-Msvements Of Pref. Agassis
Return Of the Enperor-Immisrasis
from tho United ssates-Grewth Of Get
ton.
Advices have been received here from Rio de
Janero the 4th Of November brought by the steamer
Havana. This is the opening Of regular commup}ca-
tion with Brazil BY a direct steam mail route.
1t was expected at Rio de Janero that the war would
soon be over The victories Of the Allied forces over
the Paraguans are deemed decisive.
| Gold Is ut par IN Rio.
There Is no further news relative 10 the movements
OF the Paraguayans. They had received another re-
pulse at Corrtentes. ..r.-.
inward course Of the Amazon River He had discov-
cred 90 species of fish.
The return OF the Emperor to Rio Janeiro viii be
marked by popular fetes. At the mint gold medal
is to be struck in his honor.
THR LATEST NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
The Emperor and COmte d'Eu and Duke de
SAKE were latest dates returning from the Uruguay
by way OF the southern part OF the provinces intending
to visit the great coal beds near Bage They
pected In Rio abon the l0th and great preparations
are making for suitable demonstration.
The Brazilian forces in Rio Grande are in process Of
organization under the Baron de Porto Allegro and it
is believed they will shortly be marched to Bols to
operate against the Paraguayans by the southeastern
Up to the Eth Of October the main body Of the Argen
tine and Brazilian armies was two leagues nom Curust
Cuata or some thirty miles from the town OF Mercedes
toward which town Flores with the troops under his
command was also marching and had crossed, the
same day, the Mirinhay at the ford Of As Eguss.
In Missiones the towns Of s. Thome s. Carlos and
Candelaria had been successfully occupied BY the
having abandoned been dsodged from that district.
with the exception OF q force maintained at Tran
queira do Loreto AL the wounded Of both sides were
collected at S Carlos where the hospital was sstab'
lished.
AMERICAN IMMIGRATION.
From The Anglo Brazilian Times Nov. T.
We are happy to find that our most sanguine
expectations as TO the manner IN which American im-
have been realized In the kind reception given BY the
President and inhabitants Of s. Psulo to Gen. Wood
From letter received from DR.. warne we extract
the following satisfactory account Of their reception BY
them, reception which. independent OF the desire OF
all classes to encourage immigration, was to be sI
The next day, at m., the pretty little city Of 8.
Pauo was revealed to u.s. and on more thorough ac-
quaintance with 1t and the people we are satisfied that
our first convictions were right They have treated
like friends and brothers since our arrival The Presi
dent promised everything We wanted and is now max.
ing due preparations to start on our journey tomor-
row morning. The President called on yesterday In
full military costume and the City Council sent depu.
tation to wait on with address welcoming us to
Brazil etc. The President also put at our services his
box at the theate which we accepted along with many
other facilities. cannot sufficiently express my. and
our pleasure at the treatment Of everybody In this city
to US. We shall long remember them.
Various small parties Of emigrants from the United
States have been forwarded to the districts chosen y
them, harbingers We trust, Of steady influx non
the States and Europe TO q country whose products
and climate offer advantages Of ease and prent
to the agriculturist.
THE GROWTH OF COTTON IN BRAZIL.
The arrivals of cotton at Santos are becoming
great The arrivals in October were ZOO bales equal
to $50 tuns The price has risen to s6 to the arroba
s. Paulo cotton bears high name, both rom its
nm and oomn,enJs higher price than any other In the
Rio market to which. hitherto 1t has been sent for
shipment to Europe.