The New York herald., 1870-01-22
BRAZIL.

RIO JANEIRo, Dec. "a, 1862
Contrary 10 tho anticpati0ns mentioned in my last
the great Goltschak fell victim to the disease from
w0icn nc had suffered for four weeks ana died at
four O'Clock on the morning OF the lsth al the Ben
| mott iiotcl at Tljuca, near this city.
| the sad occurrence spread general sorrow through
the city. for nc was generally admired ana respected
and the philharmonic Society, ol which he had been
| eloctoa member at once proceeded TO make the
arrangements Tor the funeral ceremonies Ills body
was brought down In Lnc middle OF the day and de-
posited IN the house Of the society, In plainly
htted up IN the manner customary with the Catholic
ceremonies OF tins country. Crowds or gentlemen
visited the room OF the dead lie lAy In upon
| his oer. In the evening the work OF embalming
his body was performed by DR.. Costa Ferraz.
Only few persons obtained admttance during the
operations Next day, however the Of visitors
great and as the funeral hour approached mum
Oers u carriages formed IN line In all the negOor-
| ing Streets and mut.tudes occupied the windows
and sidewalks Oi the strcets ana squares through
wnlcd the procession would pass on Its way 10 the
cametery OF St John the Baptist. At ive p. NJ the
funeral commenced and Tie coffin was carried for
abou. mile Dy members Of the Philharmonic
Society after whlcn It was deposited In the hearse
ana oken. &C . walk pace. 10 tae cemetery In Bra
| zl these ast Attentions are looked upon as great
marks OF respect II Oeing customary to place the
coffin At hearae and 70 drive or aC ef arp
| trOt.
Gottscnalk was greatly liked as well as admired.
| lie had also been very aenerous In assisting public
charlles several or wnlcn received large sums by
concerts gwen ny hun Tor the parpose. These
o. the Invads, which did send any one to repre-
sent IT. and TINS face has becu nnlmady crcd
navs has 'se sads papss s
brilliant career OF the gieat North American mu-
siciNn.
Privileges to Foreign vesseIs-New Custom
Hoaso and Other Neutrality-suspicious.
sQuabbley-Rcligious sDisfurbanccs-Reporfc
Discovery sf Coal-SuccesS of nm American
Colony-Ennncipafion.
RIO JANEreo, Dec "a. Issa
The government hes just issued a decree pro.ong-
ing for another year the permission foreign ves-
sells TO engage In tho great oCasng trade OF Brazil.
It is as foIlows:-
DEosgE $40 or DnoEMpnn - 1859.
oa as !" Is a No M a " ae
e se fSysns Sv sss o. ou tho .w no. & q sop,smber T.
current year % am PLEASED 2 sx.sSd ,n, no sna necs
wno permits foreign carry on the coassing trade
between those ports OF tho empire which have custom
vi.coun. DC Iaberahy Councillor State senator the
q STATE f.r Afars Finance Prssien. Of
the Tribunal o. tho National Treasury. have ersood
Rio dc janeil.. December a. 1861, fonyeieh,h
manual VsooNDE DE 's' IrAboRMHYs Ysn
The government has likewise published this morn
Ing the provisional basis Tor che WORKING OF the Gus
to- House dock ana stores under the company en-
charged with t1cr WORKING. rhe PRINCIPAL pro-
visions Affecting foreign vessels and goods are the
Tho ordinary discharge Of goods from vessels be.
~ and an ooss % ~ the
d%ss h ana a. n,gt dsshsrs Can bs made only by
aes OF ''' Of the House At doubled
the Custom House s ny discharge enss sn also ,hose
for storage 4 ,no sty mors than three days tho
the dosa with goods DO cleared upon
q the ,usom House oncer wifi pay discharge
VESSELS ALoSGsipE wIAavts.
metre inside thc aoct N''
For each metre oscaps inside the do:k on days with '0O
For each the dock for eac day Of caec '''0
For each metre outside on Jay. without dis ''
V.s iSsinr ur sor AldsesiDn aaar HV0
Fer srea tom tom msas on ON
LOADING AND DIbGnA76IsG GOODS
Per ten klosranucs' N excess iU.0
Per package OF over i've kiiosraSmss 1000
Per package OF i've kiogran'nes or under loo
National products Per day FOR each kosrammcs. oo
%oo sy w%ssas v1S sssn ,Ha 'S
For each warrant quarter cent OF the value Of the
Mails; the person and baggage Of ocial agcns Of tho
sovsramea,, and the ersa Them asti,aa moneys;
Tue prIncipa: cuange electcI DY the arrange
Iuents s that hStesi ~ the SIXTY days free storage
allowed to most asses goods IN the Custom
House, foreign goods VIII pay 20 res item centsl per
loo kliosrdmhes 2.2j5 bo;adsl per day Tor each
day alter Ia ,dlnx fnc company VIII taSc charge
the Isl Ot January.
The company Is likely to make good thing OF the
affair. ani IN fac,, In any other county there
would DC a regular howl over the fayortism and
negotlsn shown by tac Minister Of Finance In
making the contract with a han dozen friends and
relatives, on the sy. without notify ing the pubic
shat he was going 70 put tue iermissory act INTO
force.
The Minister oil Agriculture resgning upon the 18th.
IL was known Tor some time previously tnat trouble
existed, aS the Minister OF Fsnanc refused 10 pay for
land pu CHASED Dy the Mlnlsser ol Agriculture
on the grounds that the latter did not consult the
Council OF Ministers previously. there was similar
quarrel over DOCK CONCESSION given by the Minister
OF Agriculture to parties proposing dock at the IN
OF the plans 100 rs simply extend piers In deep
waie without bring ing II before the Council Tor ap
proval IiI-yoneued people sav tn; Minister Of
FINANCE angrg because his friends In the Custom
House dock Job thought the other project would lr
ter!erc with tncir profits. Bui, in fact, the late
Minister OF Agriculture. although pretty able in ms
former capacity of Inspector II the Treasury. made
Oil unaccountaply bad hi'nlster, and was regular
laughing STOCK OF oil parties, enough to Drng down
any IA nstry founded upon nudicum OF public
opinion For the present his portfolio ID held by
Minister OF The Empire, and 1t Is not known who VIII
NC his SUCCESSOR
1Hc Minister of tic Empire has sent orders to lhe
president OF st Paul's 10 institute an inquiry Into
Tue circumstances OF the mob outrage OH the Rev.
George Chamberlain. tic PresDy terian missionary,
sent there Ny the Cuurch IN the United States wno,
~ JundlahY, was maitreaLed BY a ulob His Excel
lcncy orders report TO DC made to hun, and cIrect-
suree taken 10 iepresS sucu 0utraxeS In the
futule, ana ~ punlsa the persons engaged.
Among the discoveries IA tae province OF San
Pauo, ~ nunouicod that ol 40 on spnn9, or ssns
QUO, lew Il ct down, iUunl III the district OF IL
racicuba. Coal Ia known to exist III the PROVINCE
80 ~ is not improbable thut 1t " che real thing:
Some brought " the town 0f San Paulu snelied aud
looked exactly like the United Sates artcic Even
II 1t De s0 1t Is not likely 10 Interfere with tile sale OF
the United states OIL, Notwithstanding the very
heavy udty Kerosene. Land carriage in Brazil Is
TOO costly yet W encourage nome mining or oil
wells.
Erazu'ap gent emen coming from San Paulo are
the iaik aDolt the little American set
icncnt near Campinas. They say II ls.w0rking u
A O.
VINCE and that nuuiocrs Of Brazilian farmers and
great planters 70 10 II as curiosity to See u triv
ing uisd neat. and the general use Of pi0ugbs and
oI:rer abor-saving inpscmcats, common enough IN
the iates but something extraordinary tn hoeusing
Braz!i they ssy many VINO go there affect 70 laugh
at the new tangled ways and appliances, but wnen
they 70 home they soon scen trying to DO what
tucY Rave seen.
ground everywhere, as IU3iiy VINO ufe opposed W
any general measures Tor emancipation are WILING
to aid freeing female cnoreu. aud thus gfaduriy
cApsiug the extiuelan Of aiaYs AlrilS greak QQ.