The Sun.
London, England, 1847-09-27 00:00:00

BRAZILS.

FALMOUTH, SATURDAY.—Her Majesty's packet,
Seagull, arrived here to-day, from Rio de Janeiro
on August 8 ; Bahia, 17 ; Pernambuco 24, and had
the following passengers :—His Excellency Count
Rechberg. the Austrian Minister at Rio, and his ser-
vant; and Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder, from Rio; Mr:
and Mrs. Douglas, from Bahia; and Mrs. Booth and
servant, from Buenos Ayres.
Tho ennsttitution, Braziliau frigate, arrived at Rio
on August 7, from Lisbon ; the British frigate
arrived there on the 4th, having on Board Lord
Howden, her Majesty's Plenipotentiary, from La
Plata ; his Lordship was presented to the Emperor
on the 7th. The French war steamer, Cassini, ar-
rived on the 10th, having on board the French
Minister, Count Walewski, also from the river,
and was expected to sail on the 12th, for Toulon.
The Kestrel brought up the mails from the River
Plate.
The Seagull spoke, Sept. 17, lat. 44 23 N, long.
36 7 W, the Indus, from Macao for Liverpool ; on
the 18th, in lat. 45 29 N, long. 34 8 W, the Anna
Robertson, from Panama ; on the 24th, lat. 49 4 N,
king'. 7 4 AV, the Herefordshire, the Childe Harolde,
-and-the John Campbell. She passed the Antelope,
"screw steamer, from Liverpool, on the 9th of August,
going into Rio.
- The-blockade of the Buenos Ayrean and the Ar-
gentine 'ports was still continued by the French.
BUENOS AYRES, JULY 10.—The news of the failure
of the negotiation for peace on a point deeply affect-
ing the sovereign rights of the republic of La Plata,
has produced a change in the administration of affairs
in Monte Video, well calculated to gave rise to much
speculation. Those servile tools of foreign interven-
tion who lately had the bnseness to place the Italian
adventurer Garibaldi at the head of the garrison
have been forced to resign, as well as their protégé;
and a new Ministry has been appointed, consisting
of Messrs. Barreiro, for Foreign Affairs and Finance ;
Pereira, for the Home Department ; and Correa, for
War. An Oriental also, Colonel Villagran, has been
named commander in chief. The developments of
this political move are looked for with considerable
interest.

(From the Rio Mercantile Journal, of August 6.)
The transactions for the month of July were to an
average amount. Imports were exces,ive, sales
limited, and collections more tardy than in previous
months. Produce was, upon the whole, active, and
the business of the money market was extensive.
The extraordinary high rates of freight during the
first few days of the month depressed prices, and soon
as vessels became more abundant, the market rallied
and the transactions were extensive, attended by an
improvement in superior and first ordinary of 100
reis ; in first good of fully 150 reis uer arroba, con-
siderable inquiry having prevailed for the last-named
description, particularly new. Total exported in July
100,092 bags.
Early in the month of July small sales of campos
were made for consumption at 2 rix dollars 900 reis.
High freights and unfavourable accounts from
foreign markets had acted prejudicially on the sale of
hides-

AUG. s.—The prices of coffee continues unaltered,
and the sales amount to 18,000 bags. Shipped since
lst inst., 16,024 bags.
The arrivals of sugar unimportant. Sold, 100 cases
low brown, at 1 rix dollar 800 reis ; on hand, 150
cases. Of hides no sales reported. Freights continue
depressed. Hamburgh, the Channel, and Trieste, 80s.
Discounts steady, at 7to 7/. Stock firmer, from
83 to 83/. Exchange, 27/.

MEXICO AND THE UNITED
STATES.

LIVERPOOL, SEPT.-25.
The packet ship Columbia, Captain Furber, arrived
in the Mersey this morning from New York. She
sailed from that city on the Ist instant, and brings
papers of the same date, which are only one day later
than those received per the Cambria. There does
not appear to be any news of importance, nor any-
thing new from the American forces in Mexico. The
Mexican forces were harrassing and greatly annoying
their opponents by guerilla warfare.
- The commercial intelligence is not different from
what was brought by the Boston steamer. We may
just observe that freights were very dull, and it
.was
with difficulty that ls. per barrel could be obt.uned
for flour to Liverpool.

HER MAJESTY'S VISIT. TO SCoTLAND.—INYER-
_ Yesterday na:)riti.ng the Duke of
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TN:oEptlySot.ht:l4s iteS:rtEn;da:n.sllStee,!'ensm:rearriutt;lsgt, Ihihoeertr.see
most
gr.„3,,us
ivuesty,,i
excursion to the Highlands. Much cuirtosity was tek
throughout this neighhturhood to receive intelligtt co
of the arrival of the Sovereign anal her Illustrious Coo-
sort in the metropolis. No other London journal, how-
ever, contained any tidings of the august party reaching
the Euston-square Station, except tho Third Edition of
The Sun, which was duly received here with the wail of
last nigh t.--From a Correspondent.
Tux " SUN " ExpaEss.-- We were favoured with
an express edition of The Sun of Tuesday night, con-
veying intelligence of her Majesty's safe arrival in
L. ondon.—Noother journal contained ill!: s. tine gratify-
ing news, which proves the great enterprise aed p,rse-
yerance of Mr. Young, the proprietor.—lnverness Journal