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Two WEEKS LATER FRoN SOUTu AaER.
cA.-fhc bark Guillord arrived at New
York on the lsi inst, brgIug papers to the
New York Herald 10 tho ooh Of June
We learn verbally, says the Herald, that
tho ill.ieeling between tho BnzIians and
Americans continued 10 exist, aud that II
had spread lhroughou, tho BRAZILIAN PoPu.
alion. Tho Americans were anliou.ly
looking for the Ohio aud the relief squadron.
The Ohio will probably reach there Ia
abou, two weeks, with Mr. Todd, our new
minister, on board. Tho Brand,wiGe has
not yot sailed from Nullok. The Oao
will remain At Rio iill the arrival - the
Bpndywiuc.


lis said that tho Brazilian throw every
impcdmeEI in The way H the Am,ricah
shin masters. They sall retain The sarah
and Esther and Ncgmaa.


We are under tho impression that Brazil
will haye hor hands too iiIl IN warIng of
the bluw, from RosAs, Of Buenos Ayres, 10
onnrr,l with tho United States. We feel
snr, tba, on tho arrival OF Mr.. Topp, the
new American Minister, aud Of Mr. LIS.
n,,. at Rio, the Brazilian government will
see the folly Of is course towards this coun
try"


The lngaic Columbia was at Rio; the
brr of war Bainbridge was on cruise,
rendering efficient service.