FURTHER FROM BRAZIL AND BUENos AYREs-The
st. Joseph arrived yesterday from Rio. We have
received the following letter by her. 1t contains
further information from Buenos Ayres.
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FURTHER FROM bRAZlL AND DUENoS AfRES-l he
st. Joseph arrived yesterday from Rio. We have
received the following letter by her. 1t contains
further information from Buenos Ayres.


RIO DE JANErRo, July 26 ls45.


Although have local of interest to commu-
ncate yet the late advices from the River Plate of
the greatest Importance and doubt not will meet with
due respect and consideration, and find welcome space
in your widely circulated sheet young friend writes
from Moneydao under date of the sh instant as fol-
lows


"n politics all is mystery though appears that some
thing is going with the mediators in Buenos Ayres
The Rio packet is delayed week sng the arrival
that place and the have thence, she would not
be detained here long without something important
caused it. Rosas refused in toto to treat with the minis
ters without they first admitted his right as free and in
dependent government to lay the blockade OF this
port, which is said not allowed some say positively
by the French minister solely while others say by both
French and English and il said that another period
ty hence the motive of the delay aforementioned It
is generally thought here that he will give way and
should such be the result Will be his death warrants
while the contrary, war or hostes take place he
will STILL in all probability exist short time Il the
general opinion that the French and English ministers
very Arm, and bent on tho paciGcaon Of this
try, and not allow it to fall into the hands Of Rosas
his partisans but to sustain right wrong the indie
rendence and legality of this government and its acts
This opinion deduced from conversations with per-
of credit knowledge and respectabity both here
and at Buenos Ayres In the meantime this government
and the worthy defenders Of the city struggling very
hard for daily existence by begging and other lawful
measures they buy from hand mouth, and it cannot
Il
great credit for their much to be wondered at perseve
and determination II anything ever worthy


good result this party certainly is Of victory and free
DOM and providence does appear to watch over them
and all their undertakings; for although poverty and
inability have stared them in the face for upwards of 20
months yet they have for moment given way
to despondency disunity and this too in the face of
having enemies in their bosom who call themselves
neutas and protecting only their subjects though open
y acting spies over the acts and intentions of those
who allow them the liberty Of enjoying good name
with their own government


IN n1 IN ritt nrrofht
decisive by this packet particularly she has been de-
layed week for the arrival of dispatches from Buenos
Ayres but 10 the anxously looked for vessel arrives
and brings nothing for the publicor the plenipoentia
rie she may but nothing has leaked out yet
ward date, and these are scarce-so you we live
hope from day to-day and meet nothing but disappoin
ments but when the mystery does burst, may look
out for squalls am told that some three four English
have been killed and in the City Of Buenos Ayres
as sort of warning Of what will happen if Mr. ouscy
persists in carrying out his present views"


1t was confidently reported the morning the packet
left the River Plate that steamer had arrived Monte.
video from Buenos Ayres, bearing dispatches for the
British Charge dAiaires and French Admiral commu-
nicaag that the British and French Ministers had ad
dressed note to the Buenos Ayrean Government, de.
manding the immediate withdrawal of their forces from
the Banda Oriental and their squadron from the Monte
yidean waters giving three days for final answer;
therefore should not the be brought to close, it
must assume very different character Our next ad-
vices from that quarter must bring news of the partial
settlement ofthis long standing and sanguinary quarrel
or rupture between the Buenos Ayrcan Government
and England and France.


Our import markets nave recently assumed rather
discouraging aspect for all descriptions of American
produce, principally owing to the late very heavy
cepts OF most articles of Importation Richmond -four
is retailing very slowly at prices netting S6 S7 BAL
tmore say, but doubt much whether q cargo of the
last description would realize 4oOO nett 81 CO.


At Buenos Ayres 9th ult the article was quoted at
7patacoons on board At Montevideo 9th inst, sl2
sl4 currency, the former price to nett 500 Spanish
-four quoted 1911 20; Baltimore, I7N500; Pernam
cuco 5th inst sales Of Philadelphia haa been made
at III; Trieste SSSF, at i95oe 2o and at Bahia 10th
fan, trop cttov I'M Tva
Philadelphia prices OF American domestics the
decline, and the markets very dull and heavy Coffee,
nary frsts, 2Ns0o 295O Hides have been in demand
and may be quoted at 100 1875 for heavy, to cost
board 10 Il and POO SG asa rs for light on
upward tendency. Freghts for the United States
scarce and shipping plenul the nominal rates are 70
soc and per bag for the United States


This remark alludes to the Portuguese Sandman and
Brazilian consuls and Portuguese and Brazilian naval
officers.


VERY LATE FROM JAMAIcA.-The brig Orleans,
Capt Baggatt, arrived last nigh. from Kingston, ia,
with papers to the 26th ut, inclusive.


There appears to be very little news of impor-
tance.


From the Kingston Journal to Aug. 26


The August holidays have passed of with great quiet
ness and decorum. There has been less noise and
yelling than remember to have heard before
and be regarded proof that the mass
of population acquiring for more rational
and intellectual enJoyments than those to which they
have been accustomed to yield themselves to at such
of relaxation and fesvity We hail these signs
OF Improvement with pleasure, and hope to witness the
gradual advance of our laborng population both in the
and in the country districts in all the ennobling
habits Of civilized and Christian life. II to be regret
ted that jamaica presents to the eye of the Christian
moralist little improvement in this respect


We understand that General Herard. the Ex-President
of Hayt who recently returned to this island from ST.


ysa lT thar ia.
dent purposes to spend the remainder OF his days at Santa
Martha He has been accompanied by his family.


BY vessel which arrived from Aux Cages Monday
last regret to learn that the inhabitants of that place
under awaiting the result of factious
propositions which had been forwarded to President Per-
for his acquescence II is also said that should his
assent be withheld therefrom the partzans of the noto
rious Accaou determined to proceed to hostiltes
against the government with the view of compelling
General Perrot to abdcae in favor of their rebel chief
The unsettled state of things in that atcd Republic it
to render the state Of his health very precarious
When the vessel left serious fears entertained for
lis recovery.


CONSPIRACY TO RoB.-The notorious John Cheny,
alias John Wells, was again before the Mayor on
Saturday, on the charge of conspirng with others to rob
a countryman out of near four hundred dollars the
evening before. Cheny is known to the police of tins
city and Of New York. old offender against the
laws. The modus operandi by which he effects his de-
signs is as follows e has several females in his keep
ing, who sent out at night to perambulste the fash
ionable streets for the purpose of enticing to
house. which he occupies in the vicinity OF Cherry and
Sixth streets where they relieved of any


plus change they may have about them and who are in
duced to decamp rather suddenly under the suspicion
that 'the husband has just arrived" The complainant
in the present instance, who is storekeeper from
part OF the interior and of course unused to the
deceptons OF the city, SO nicely operated upon that
he did discover his loss till he got again into Chestnut
street. where no met another female, to whom in
versaton he mentioned the circumstances of his adven
ture She being one of the "knowing ones" suggested
to him that he had been robbed which, upon inspection
proved TO be the Forty dollars being left in the
pocketbook out of 400 Cheny was arrested upon this
Information, but the female could not he found This
person in the hands OF the police short time
sso the charge and all but thirty dollars Of the
money stolen returned condition that the prosecutor
would appear. The police OF got paid for
their trouble Under the present police system, there
is actually premium for robbery. If is robbed
and he is able to identify the rogue who committed the
act, then, by consulting with the police he may, if as
surance be given that he will not prosecute, recover
portion of his money but if he has positive proof
then he may rely upon not receiving copper no matter
what may have been the of his loss These bar
gains are always made by the police officers for tru