The Sun.
London, England, 1848-09-02 00:00:00

BRAZILS.

FALMOUTH, THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Her Majesty's packet Peterel, Lieut. Creser, came in
this afternoon, just as the mail was about to start, from
Rio Janeiro, whence she sailed on July 7, but subse-
quently received dates, when at Bahia, to the 16th. She
sailed from Bahia on the 24th, and from Pernambuco on
the 31st. It is reported by the dates to June 26, from
the River Plate, that Roses had refused to receive Mr.
Hood as the representative of Great Britain to the Ar-
gentine Republic, but that Captain Gore and Commander
Herbert had interfered to prevent Rosas carrying out
his offensive policy. There was no news at Rio or the
Brazils generally. The disquietude which lately pre-
vailed at Pernambuco had been put down. The packet
following had not arrived at Rio. Tho Peterel's freight
amounts to about 65,0001. Her passengers were Messrs.
Cox, Whately, Cole, Scott, and Leguai.
The Rio circular represents trade as having been
rarely so dull as it had been during the month of June
but an average amount of coffee transactions had been
effected at a partial decline of prices.

" The conflicting rumours of the last three days re-
specting the negotiations for an armistice have at length
found a solution. The negotiations have been attended
with success, and in a few days we may confidently
expect their ratification."
The same '
script : journal contains the following post-
" A circular note has been addressed by the Swedish
Minister of Foreign Affairs, dated Malmo, August 25, to
the different Swedish Ministers at foreign Courts, ex-
pressing the satisfaction he feels in being enabled to
communicate the intelligence that an armistice has beeli,
as good as concluded between Germany and Denmark
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fion engine, the West of England, &c. There was an
abundant supply of water, the effect of which, in a very
as before the house was comp gutted. The ho' s
adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. Ffrench, coffee- house
the ratification will shortly follow."
A letter from Wismar, Aug. 28, 81)hr°01p:ierntoer,
from much damage, except by water. But in the rear, Mr.
VON BELOW has just arrived here by steamer Letchford, timber merchant, had a portion of his stock
Malmo; he proceeded soon after by an exress train
the injured by fire. About half-past one o'clock, as it was
to Berlin. He is the bearer of the conditions of_o reported that the above child was missing, a search was
says—" General
armistice between Germany and Denmark, to b
t1:1_1: made for her, when she was found by a fireman,
subscrnigti'mp en:lents
being
tified at Berlin. The General stated that the ra Ifi smothered by the smoke, being also very much burnt.
cation would certainly take place at Berlin, and that, We are sorry to say that the inmates have lost all their
in all probability, before the expiration of this week, Working
.apparel, and are left completely destitute, their
a Danish steamer would arrive at Travemunde, to an- ,
PN.e,u_iclely,th_eo.enxv-iKing
nounce the cessation of the blockade of the German r
neighbours. E,.
as: Lreaset
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harbours."and, the
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Another letter from Wismar, of the 28th, adds, that On Thursday last, the Count and Countess de
the French, the
plenipotentiaries are to meet at Lubeck on Thursday,
male, b a lare party of friends, visited
concluded.
when the ratification, without doubt, would be finally rin do d 1
the Chinese Junk, " Keying." They were received by
The German harbours, in that case, would be de- accompaniedlle, and the DQukneeeannedt Duchess d'Au-
clared free from all molestations of war; and our round the vessel. They appeared much delighted with
Mr. Lane, one of the proprietors, who conducted them
vessels would be able to proceed without any further ' the novelty, which continues, when the weather is fa-
the while the vessels and cargoes under de- j vourable, to attract crowds of visitors.
tention at Copenhagen would be delivered up on , _Rumour in Lincoln places the opening period of
Saturday, this week.
Letters from Lubeck of the 28th state that a noti- weeks from the present time.—Stamford
fication had been received there that morning, from Afercury.
I about
eout GreatthreNeorthern line from Peterborough to Lincoln at