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London, England, 1825-02-07 00:00:00

lIR.ZILIAN MAIL.
Rio DIE JANEIRO.
I From the Diario Flumineure.l
Nov. 30.—A decree aired by the Emperor. appoints a military
commission for the province of Bahia. to sent.nce in the most
Shirt and summary manner the individuals convicted of having
been accomplices in the assassination of the o,vernor Senior Flea-
berto Gomes Caldiera, and of being leaders in the revolt of the 25th
of October last.

The Emperor hat named General Joae E4hlio
tary Governor of Bahia, and to be President of the Military Coin.
mission.

Dim. I—The Gazelle contains an edict from the Intendant-Cie.
natal of the Police, reLitive to the reguktion to be observed for pre..
serving order in the Theatres, to prevent the confusion and irregu.
laritics whist deprive the people of all the advantages which the-
atrical entertainments are calculated to afford, when they are under
due regulation.
DEC. 2.—The English brig, the Old Maid, has arrival at this
port, with articles for the Imptsial navy, purchased by the Bra.
:than agents in London, Lieutenant-General Flesberut Caldiera.
Brant Pontes, awl Counsellor Mantra Rodriguez and Jameito
Pessoa.

- This being the Anniversary of the Coronation of his Imperial
Majesty, is observed according to hi. Majesty's orders, with the
mold solemnities, and every rejoicing suitable to the hippy ores.
sion.

Drc. 7.—A Decree of his Majesty orders that medals than bit
given to the aoldtert of the " Co-operating Army," for the great
service, performed by it in restonng order in the Prot ince of Pet-
namtteo.

D c„ 11 The works on thefortifications not being completed as the
security and defence of the capital require, for want of workmen, and
from the shameful remissness of sonic proprietors, who have neg.
lected to send their contingent of slaves for tile necess..ry works,
and it being indispensible to finish without delay the sold forti.
fications, on which the chief defence of this pmvinee attd capital
depend, the Emperor orders, by the Seen tary of War, the xuspend.
ing for the present the rigorous ineasures which the wind of pa.
tnotism in many calls for; that the Intendant-General of P slice shall
make known the displeasure with which his Imperial M ujesty has
seen this coldness and want of en-operation in the soli :itude and
vigilance with whi,th his Majesty attends to the public w tlfare, and
that all means shall be employed to excite the natural c: uty of all
citizens to concur in the preservation of the country, a, id the In-
tendant-General of the Police shall publish lists of doe names ef
those who refuse to give their contingents for the said vorke, and
also of those who furnish them—that the latter may receive the
praise due to them, and the forma the disapprobat ion or their
country.
The Palace, Dec. 9, 1824.
DEC. 14.—Arrived to-day in this port the galley P ens Amigos,
from Pernambuco, whence it sailed on the 3d instant ; it touched
at Bahia, where it stopped eight hours. and sailed on the 6th.
On board this vessel is the valiant Antonio Mina da Silva Torres,
with despatches for his Majesty from General Lim s. lie brings
word that the province of Pernambuco enjoys the greatest Iran.
quillity, the Constitution having been sworn to i.at the greatest
part of the province; in particular, with great poi at Reufe, on
the lit instant. The province of Cram had suffered something by
the opposition made by Felgueiras Alencar, &c., at'ao were the vic-
tims of their delirium, having fallen pierced with, musket tails,
and the corps which they commanded dispersed. The same fate
was shared by Joao Sosres, and others, ejustlem ji •faris, dispersed
by the troops under Lieutenant.Cotonel Latnet I;,t, these Chiefs
being the victims. The Military Commission hid began its la.
bours. The President of Bahia landed on the 4h. The Peri.
'lithos went out before Lieutenant-Colonel Torres on the 6:11. The
city was tranquil, and sonic of the chiefs of the mutiny, e. g. Sa.
tim, Rodriguez, &c., had been taken, and we; te soon to arrive.
Captain Blatario and the two assassins, Greqttel ,rd his companion,
had escaped limocensio ; Galvao was concealed , Lid active search
was making for him.—Dittrin f hertz inenst, to 1 I.c. 14, inclushe.