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From RIO DIX JANEIao.-The Courier, Captain
WooIf arrived last night, bringing intelligence to
the I4th August Below we give letter from our
correspondent, which contains all the information
of Interest,"


RIO DE JANFIRo, August IA, 1874


Ourharbor for the last fifteen days mas peen one
continued scene of festivities. On the 90 lhs.ahl,
arrived "Old Ironsides, having on board our ne"
minister (Mr. Wise) with his family he ulse,n- IN
barked on the following day, when he received lne
customary honorsrom the different vessels OF wal
Atpresent he isresiding with our Ext Socum.


A few days since the Prince d. Aqrila omcialy
informed the Commodores OF the different ioreisn
squadrons, that he intended on the following gay
to visit their ships. In accordance, ne einoaIkee
at II o'clock. first visiting the English Commodore,
where he partook of OF a "dGmner q ta to~enete,
after which he visited the American and rrehch
vessels receiving the customary sautes ana hohoIs
On the following day, without the least intlnatloh
being given, he again visited the same ships ac,
companied by the princess, when they expressed
the greatest satisfaction OF the discipline and ex-
treme nicely in which our vessels were. Commo.
dore Turner received them with that frank and un-
studied department, which he is characterized tor
These civlhties are indeed gratifying TO every
American Indeed, they are requisite 10 keep up
that friendly feeling which has always been mani
tested towards us by the Braziians.