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LATER FROM BRAzIL.-The arrival of the fine barqne Rosina. Capt Doty, from Rio de Janeira. puts the N Y. Hsrald m possession of files of ihs Jorndl do Coamere5O and the O Meroaatlt to the Sd nit They eoatain m news. The U g. brig Baia- bridge, Com'dr. Williamson, arrived at Rio on tse 2d. from Iiha Grande. and reported that the whaie bark Yeoman, of Plymouth, Mass, was seized by the Brazilian Goyernmeht and ordered 10 Rio Jaueiro. It was presumed by many Americans that she would forget 10 stop al Rio. and make the best oi her way home. The U. ;. fTigate CeIuna- kia, Com. Rousseau, was ia the harbor Of Rio when the Roslna Jeff.

 By this arrival we have news from the river, except the following note from ear correspondent

 BseHos .fyrss. Hay I4 iSIT.--We have how the pleasure of advising you that prospect has opened for termination 10 political difficulties, t. arrival of .ae plenifo;eBtiaries ei England and France Lord Howten and Count WsIeski They yesterday had an interview with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, snd ln few days more we may be able to speak wlth some certainty ~hat present IS a matter oG doubt. Lord Howdea has stated that 2 definite arrangement, just and satisfactory Co all parties, must depend upon has meeting With ihe same fransness and good faiih which he intends to show; and CoaHt Wslssk, that any arrangement 10 be sanctioned by him, must be dtgss et eoHrcma5is

 This IS SD far England and France are con- cerned bal the position assumed latteEly by BfaziI has come to damp considerably oar hopes Of peace and qaieiness, unless general settlement Of all pending differences should be the result Of the present conferences.