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FRoM BRAziL.-A letter received at New York. dated Rio de Janeiro, May 4, says that Lord Howden. in the steamer Rattier, touched there on the 3iss ult, and sailed the sane day for Buenos Ayres. The opiuiou is general, that the afiairs at the river Platte will be immediately se,iIed, provided Rosas will agree to the arrangement made hy Mr. Hood. Advices had been received from Montevideo, at Rio, down to the 18th April.

 The Jornai do Comeycio of the 3d May, contains the proceedings of fhe opening of the Legislative Assembly on the 2d Nay The Emperor and Empress attended the sis- ting in person, with all the pomp and ew- cumstanee of roysity- The Emperor refers, in his speech. to the general eonditiou Of the Empire, and that he had always endeasored to maintain friendly relations with the Gov ernmen,s4 of the old apd new World. Refers to the eorrespoasleaFe between the two Go yernments in relstson .o the imprisonment Of LL Davis and skree United States sailors regrets that tke difficulty has not been ternsi- mated. but assures them tha. it will be con- cluded ,pFa manner becoming the national dignity. The Emperor did not approve of the proposition to send Mir Wise his pass postc,