Fromthe N. '. Herald oi the 18th inst. f n q.
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THEAFFis AT Rio.-The following letter, which we find in the Ckreland Paindsalv of the SIh inst, confirms what we exclusively published a few days ago

 Rio DE JAsEIRo, Feb. 9, l845.

 The Brazilian government have insulied our Min ister of War iere. and also the Consul, and in fact the Auer,can 'ficers and the flag daily. The Min ister has written to Washington about it. to know how he shall ,ct. whether he shall declare war ar mol. and to send him larger fleet. The Brazil ians iiugo all their ships of WAT, and epair- Ing their lots, that every thing looks like war here. They are impessing men every day on board their vessels of war, and come boldly, and sa, to eur commander and officers. they read, to go to war ,nd give ihe d-d Yankees licking The English and the French here laughing in their sleeves at Il. We took sn American slave br'g called ,he Por- poise, af Brun. ick, fortnight ago, "h the slaves on board, and ss0, ,0O0 in godand silver. with 2O.- 900 worth Of gold dus,--we kept her for week, un- der charge of the rgate but the authorities here de- manded her, and ln fact made the Minister and com mudore give il up, or they would have sunk us They had their ships auud us, and their forts double manned, and their ms double shoiied, to blow us uut of water if we tempted 10 resist, so that we must have war, or recall our navy home, and Pock- ct the insult