New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20
THE AMERICAN COLONY IN Brazil.
ARRIVAL OF THE GUERRERO.

ARRIVAL OF THE GUEhhIEhh'
The United States steam frigate Guerrero,
bearing the flag of RearAdmira Charles Davis arrived
in the lower bay yesterday morning from Rio Janero,
which port she left on the oath Of June. She
brings back as passengers 40 American colOnists The
following are the officers Of the Guerrere: Rear
6S@ of S6Ss and doSainSs
Commander, C. McDougal, executive officer, Albert s.
WinSafs e. H. rockwell; Masters, Socrates
Hubbard L. E. Cheney Ensgns' I; MGiiyaine'
POM p Rogers iG T. O. Palmer, F. b. NJ Mason, Boutele
Hoyes, T. N Leo T. M Ettig G. r. Hatch, A. B IseI
ansy Thomas m Brown Paymaster Richard washing
ton: Chaplain, Geo. d. Henderson, Chief. Engineer,
0 IF saSsdr on p Rusts Clerk 70 Commander Of
Squadron James Ring Captains HerR u "
Nicholas Mayer sailmaker John A. Blrdsal!i tI II
Assistant Engineer, Robert Potts. Second ASSISTANT EI
Kelly j. Ii. Finn, Daniel johnson, J. B. Stafford: H. X
Burgoyne. Acting Third Assistant EngineeTs.H@Niey
Smith, b. Wyckof, W. II. Everett, J. NJ Hawey, Z. M
Day, C. F. Norton. Observation-Disclosures Dickinson
Dr. Geo VI McDado OF MORtgomery Ala, With NUN IG1
Eo %, hs e mo eS H pbaSs near Rio Doe where
had laid ont several Thousand acres of land and
was Offering inducements TO settlers He found 1t
time lie then went to Itapmerin He represents it as
tanc verv healthy at this place There are immense
| sugar plantations here, and the inhabitants are
very wealthy. Tie doctor engaged in planting
turned to Rio, and from there came to New-York:
The following fare 1.-THE and former residences OF
the cOlonists John Baxter wife, Oscar and John Bax-
ter children Miss. W. f. Hines. Wife, and Mary Judson,
| AivIna and Fanny. children Of Albany; Mrs. s. A.
Davis, Mrs Joseph Foster, Florida Foster and Dwight
Foster, New-oreans George Wolf German. Mrs Wolf
and Pcer Wolf. Now-York City W G.: Davis Louisiana;
Jonas Young, MississppG W b. Conklln Baptlse Char
lon, and William Walker, NewYOrk city; VIM Shanly
| brooklyn; Dr. George W. McDade and wife, and Mary
Martha A., VIM. H., and Geo. +. McDade, children, OF
Montgomery Ala. Joseph Parcher and wife, and John
children Port Royal, N. O.. James III. Hayes ana wire
Martha Theresa Frank aud Thomas, children Boston
| Mas; Julia II. and Mary l. Clifford, New'Iork Clty
| Augusta Henry, colOrcd Rio Janeiro; Chas r.
W. @. and f. II. Taylor cOlored. Boston, Mass Franc
| Caroline. and VIM. Layton, New'GOrk CITY VIM BRO
| ply and Jesse Andrews, Brooklyn.
Nearly all the colonss who entered into planting wer
unsuccessful fact the experience of DR. McDade wa
the experience Of all with very little variation Many
OF them went into unhealthy districts and con
traced the ague and diseases common to that climate
They all appear DO satisfied at reaching home, and !
ALI probability they viii not essay second migration
south America There are five families su
al RIO DOce who anxious to return but have not III
means TO do so. The Guerrero will come u
to the city to-day aad land her passengers Among IN
other passengers by the Guerrero are Leutenans u
Pendelton, G. NJ. McClue, and r. p. Lcary,