The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

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From the above you may conclude that broken
down cotton and sugar planters who will not
work with their own hands are not wanted
here. The only kind OF immigrants that are
made welcome by the people generally are those
VINO Will perform mental services without as
Prlng to anything higher Those who are unw
pathy In the United States than In Brazil. Three
fourths OF the Brazilian people are OF mixed blood,
SKIN SHOWS where the blood came from. heard an
lnteingent gentleman assert this day that In the
whole CITY Of Bahia, with population OF over one
nunored ana eighty thousand, there were not one
dozen BRAZILIAN families OF pure blood. have seen
Americans from the Gulf States who could not bear
the ioea OF according civil rights to an octaroon at
home walking in the streets or dining at q hotel
with most decided mulattoes and have heard them
o9 TS Oh having danced with some dusky belle
TO make home sin the continuous woods where
rolls the oregon" are as nothing to those OF the man
the Angl0-SaxOn and kindred races, attempts the
same In Brazil one hundred miles from the seacOast
who are disposed to give assistance and encourage
ment 70 immigrants, but not every man who comes
here can have for his nelghbor the wise and good
Emperor or the Minister OF Agriculture.
The majority Of Brazilians are very Jealous of
foreigners and do not rejoice at the prosperity of the
stranger within their gates. The largest and most
useful class OF immigrants the Portuguese labor
ers and the Brazans envy the success OF these but
are too proud and too lazy to achieve fortune In the
Brazilian who Is too proud to work is not however,
too proud to beg. Recently young Brazilian called
Sb mt to 81 his He was
good health, held q situation in the Custom House,
and on undouDted authority am assured he had
wasted fortune OF $780, 900 In two years. Brazil s
noble empire, but it Is cursed with proud, lazy,
ignorant people, and 1t will require the very best
ertons OF its best men to 1t from the effects Of
the moral leprosy which is killing it.
During the current month exchange has fallen, as
the term Is here-that is to say, milreis buys
FEWER pence. The bank rate during the pastoweek
has been seventeen and half pence per mireis,
ninety days sight The French steamer Just arrived
the seat Of war, and probably exchange will advance
an eighth or a quarter. Brazilian gold is at
premium Of sixty per cent. Sovereigns selling
arr for clayed; sl2oO Tor "Americanos," $1,000 for
Channels" Cotton is ms firm Yesterdays quo
tations were 16N In per arr for Pernambuco rsts.
Muherts price current OF 9th inst. quoted Pernams
at 17N600 SnOO0 and MaceOs T. o. b. at 1Ou2O0 195OO
per arr. No sales reported so far this morning. Re-
celpts this month 1000 bales. Flour-American,
32l 34l per Dbl. Trieste is retailing at from 40N
An for Fontana and Panama. Kerosene oil-The
Sales at 2A00O per gallon, less usual discount Lard
American Is worth from 500 $50 refs per pound.
Money Is easy at from six to eight per cent Dur
Ing the month $40 900 milreis have been received
here from the south.
The COunterfeiting Cases Mt Maranham-
Ceara Recruits for the Rio Paraguay Cam
paign-Draft Riots ut Pedra Branca.
PERNAyBUCo, May 80, 1868.
At Maranham the merchants accused OF passing
counterfeit notes remained In prison awaiting fur
Their investigation Of the police. The official organ
having attempted to justify the arrest Of the mer-
chants above referred to- many persons had stopped
their subscription, and the night Of the 4th inst
the door OF the publication Office was besmeared
with Nth. Much excitement caused by what
was considered as the very unjustifable i'm
prlsonment Of Senior Marten Hoyer Tor Horal
one Of the most highly respectable merchants, on
the charge Of having paid two counterfeit notes. Of
mtlreis each, to Of the banks, the supposed
discovery not having been made until several hours
after the receipt OF the money.
The President says the province OF Ceara has sent
1853 soldiers to the seat OF since Its commence
ment. The Municipal Chamber appointed COM
mttee to represent the city in the festivals that
to take place when victory perches on the imperial
banners.
The recruiting agent at Pedra Branca used his au-
thority 1t Is alleged for the qualification OF his per-
sonal hatred, and brought upon himself the curses
OF the people, who rebelled against his acts, and
after serious conflict set the recruits at liberty