The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-09 00:00:00

BRAZIL PAPERS.

RIO DE JANEIRO, JULY 18.-A circular from the Minister
of War to the President of all the provinces, says—" It being
unquestionable, that with the enormous foreign and domestic
debt which Brazil has contracted, that our financial affairs can-
not be improved but by the strictest economy, he is instructed
by order of the Regency, in the name of the Emperor, to
recommend the most vigorous attention to economy, and that,
with respect to the War department, the expenses of the pro-
vince do not exceed." I do not say (adds the circular) the sums
assigned in the several estimates of the year, because it often
happens that they are not realised, but the sums actually
received."

RIO, JULY 21.—A dispatch from St. Manoel de Carvalho
Paea de Andriade, dated from the town of Recipe de Pernam-
buco, June 19, informs the Minister of the Interior that he
had arrived from the camp at Limeiras on the Ist, and that he
had left affairs in such a state that the war might be termi-
nated as soon as possible. The province enjoys tranquillity.
Dispatches received from Alagoas, of June 22, announce in
like manner that that province is tranquil, and the success of
our arms against the banditti of Jacuipe and Panellas, is in-
terrupted, and promises a speedy termination of this ruinous
warfare.
JULY 22.—A dispatch from Ouro Preto, of July 5, an-
nounces that the province of Minas was in the enjoyment of
tranquillity.
OFFICIAL. —DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, JULY 23.
Despatch from Sir J. J. Pinheiro de Vascancellos to the
Minister of Justice :
Slao-.4 beg to inform your Excellency, that on the 14th
of May I caused a vessel to be detained which had been hang-
ing about for some days, sometimes in front of the bar of this
city, and sometimes on the coast, with 230 new slaves. I
acted in the affair' as the inclosed documents will show you ;
but notwithstanding all their efforts, I fear, from the delay
that has taken place in the criminal proceedings, that in the
end the Justice of Peace, who has taken cognizance of this
affair, may be deceived, and at last declare that the seizure
was unjust; that all must be given up to the Captain, &c. ;
and it will indeed be a disgrace to the nation that in such cases
it cannot punish the transgressors of one of the most interest-
ing of our laws.
Palace of the Government at Bahia, June 26, 18.34."
"" Correio Weft/ to 24th July,

PRICES OF STOCKS THI!
Rank Stock
3 per Cent. Red.
3 per Cent. Cons 904 Vfi
:-N per Cent snut
Ditto Red
New 3'>,;. per Cent. 9S'i%
4 per Cent. r Assented 99%
/Dissented IOIX
'Rank Long Annuities to expire
Jan. 3, 1860 shut
Oct. 10, 1859 l7 5-16
Jan. 5, 1860 l7 1-16
Jan. 5, 1890
April 5, 1880
Jan. 5, 1870

THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Peruvian Bonds

Dit'o Account 25% 0
Portuguese Bonds BO
Ditto Account BO
Ditto New Bonds $110,45,:i
Ditto Account 82 1?., spy
Prussian Bonds lOll4
Ditto Bonds,lB•2, lOl
Russian Bonds, 181:2 .........
Ditto Account 10334
Ditto Metallic 102%
Spanish Bonds 49% 9 8% 9 1,4
Ditto Account , 49 8% 94 9 1,4
Ditto Bonds, 18.13 47%
Ditto Account 4S
French, 5 per cent. —f. —c.
4 per cent. —f —e.
3 per cent.
Exchange —f —c•
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Dutch, Q% per cent. 5014 I
Ditto Account
Ditto, 5 per cent eg
Ditto Account Q,% p