The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-07 00:00:00

BRA?.II. PAPERS.

(From the Diaro Phoniness'.)
Rio nu JANEIRO, APR/ I. 28,—A decree of the Em-
peror, issued at the instance of the British Charge d'Af.
hires, order, strict inquiry to he made respecting some
ships alleged to be destined to carry on the slave trade.
MAY B.—The Session of the Legislative Assembly was
opened to-day by a speech of the Emperor, in which his
Majesty, announcing his marriage, says..." At the same
time with my august consort the young Queen of Por-
tugal and Algarve, my beloved daughter, returned, who
(not forsaking her cause) is now under my care and pro-
tection, and though I, as father and guardian, must de-
fend the cause of that Sovereign, I shall yet be faithful to my
promise given to the Assembly not to hazard the Iran.
quillity and interest of Brazil, on account of the affairs of
Portugal." His Majesty recommends the Portuguese
emigrants] to their generosity. He announces that the
relations of friendship with all Foreign Powere are unin-
terrupted. He recommends to their attention the inter-
nal affairs of the empire; he announces that the slave
trade has ceased, and that the Government is resolved to
employ all the means that good faith and humanity re-
quire to prevent Its continuance, under any form or pre-
text : he at the same time recommends that useful co-
lonists shall be encouraged,
Buallos A Y RZN, APRIL B.—Connova...--Sitige the
battle of the 25th of February at Laguitia Largo, cradling
remarkable has occurred, except that the troops of Col.
Villafane have retired to Llsnos with stone remnants of the
larmy of General Quiroga and some Afontaneros. The
province of Cordova preserved a military attitude. Its
chief had distributed part of the army in the positions of
of Frans., Muerto, Teo, Villa del Rio, Cuerto, Carlota, San
Gabriel, liquid, and Fortoral : the park of artillery and
the rest of the army hail returned to the headquarters at
Ariseeate. Nothing is known of San Louis ; in fact this
province is now of little importance, being quite depopu-
lated. Their Governors are the same who had been named
through the influence of Senor Quiroga. Santiago, after
having suffered the incursions of the Indians, enjoyed some
repose, though apprehensive respecting Tucuman. Cata-
marca was in part occupied by the troops of Senor 'lgoe.
rao. Tucuman and Suite were tranquil and pacific.
Injui continued us heretofore.

On the death of the bite KING 'the Duke of
WXLLINGTON wrote to his present MAJostir, requesting
that be would be pleased to admit of no personal feeling
interfering with any changes he might deem it advisable
to make in the Government. The Knee's answer was
in substance that the change was unnecessary, as the pre-
sent Ministers had his perfect co nfidence, —XentMercury.
Extract of a private letter from Galway, dated
June 28 t--" The wretched state of this country would
perfectly astonish you ; there are thousands literally pining
away from want of food, and the Magistrates kel it almost
impossible to keep the peace, the people crying out for
potatoes, which are at so high a price there is no possibility
of the poor being able to purchase them—Cork Consti-
tution.

At a meeting of the Vestry of the parish of
Marylebone, held on Saturday last, the following resolu-
tion was passed, after a lengthened discussion :—" That the
introduction of the police into the pariah %vas uncalled for
and unnecessary; that it has created a most burdensome
increase in the taxatioa of the parish, to the amount ut
14,6921. per year ; that the , police rate will become a
perpetuity, and that mealtime should be taken to obtain
relief against it."

A new mode of treating fever has lately been
adopted iu the West Indies, by the application of which to
340 patients, the whole recovered. It consists of attack"
ing the disease through the fluids instead of, heretofore,
through" the solids;--•in other words, by adopting the
Scriptural idea, that " the blood is the life."