The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-26 00:00:00

THE BRAZILS.

UM JANEIRO, In' 2.
I take advantage of a steamer's leaving for Per-
sonifier°, to forwara you a her lines and inform you of
some of the extraordinary proceedings of t►e Eugliih crui-
ser! of am en this station. It has now became a question
which i' the most unjust— the slay,• trade, or the m awes
taken by our cruisers to suppress it ? But I incloeo
ycu a plain statement of facts extracted from the
✓ornol d Commerrio.

The statement there contained is probably the ugliest
of ; but those extraordinary things are occurring daily,
sod it wool! really seem tbs.: our truism have changed
their purpose, and that it is now the Ingrid coasting trade of
the Brands rather than the slave trade that they wish to sup-
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W have dates from Monte Video up to the 13th of June.
The ,t flow [ever taken [rem her by one of the French ves-
eel•, was raging with prom violence on board the squa-
dron. A protest had been *lined by all the iftl:ers and
men against Admiral Le Predour, for prohibiting the dis-
embarkation of the French troops. The protest hat been
sent to the Admiral at buenc,s Ayr. by a French vessel,
but the teen% • as nut yet known.
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Our c tree crsrk, t hag sutr• rcii a s*lll farhcr ecchre in
pries, hut the stock is reduced to '20,000 bags. Eichl.r.ge,
Yi ; list.

ihisfever which had greatly decreased is again fi.ling the
and we begin to Isar that we shall never again be
left by the unwelcome Nititur.

I am,
I'aii filming is the statement referred to
CABO FRIO, Ji NE 26.

F. Tony.

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About live o'cluek this afternoon an English steamer, the
Cormorant, approact•ed the fortrcm• of Si.. Matthew, from the
bar of this city, and taking in her sails in the roadstead,
let di•wn theme boats filled with armed men, to the number
cf ab.ut SO, who were led by officers provided with pistols in
their belt. Oar of the bsirs male for the port of Fort A. za,
and landed an offizer heating a paper in his hand, which wa'
maid to he a bill I del; paned in tho English parliament,
authoristag the bearer to outer any port whatever of
Brazil, and there to starch every sad atly vessel he
might think proper. As this officer proceeded t.) the gate
cf the fJr•rese, the second and third boats were 1 rcught up
and came within the har,notwithstanding the repeated intima.
bons given from the shore, through the spessing trumpet,
that the entrance cf armed Totals withia the bar would be

considered on insult to the 'esti, nal tisg. The commander
of the forams was so aliened by this armed dessioratratimi,
that absadoning his pr. per of retistanee,andsurielcirg
the national dignity heonght to have maintained, he sat
roe dared all to the discretion, cr rather to the Carri:e of se
Inc sclera. The three boats then proceeded to the anchorage

of the national schooner. the RiviL and attempted to b3s"rei
that revs, lam .1 a discharge ot fire- arm'. Immediately that •he
crew t and themselves attache 1 they loosed the ship end
I t her run cue with the ebi ins tide; the schooner vets soon
outside the bsr, and so freed her from the Teats, which were

compelled to det.ist from the pursuit in eider to.go in search
of fuel fa the steamer. Jbana bile the steamer throughout
all this bueinisa had lei! rinbt under the guns (+fibs fortress,

u it to aggravate the inatilt. This prontdine talc place
in the pr. strip mart' hundwde of people drawn to the

shore bry the stranfonee; of the emit. and of all the author-
ities. The boatswain ti the schooner remonstrated with the
captain of the stet:-.er on the respect dna to the national
ate, but he wcs replied to with abuse. What answer can the
British government nuke to the di mind for reparation cf
the injury, which the governor atlas Baai's will certainly