The Sun.
London, England, 1832-03-21 00:00:00

LISBON AND GERMAN PAPERS.

(FrOm thin/Orio do (;arenio.).
RIO DE JANEIRO, DEC. '29.—The Regency has pnbn
lished a decree for the improvement of the regulation of the
customhouses of the the empire, relative to the unloading and
loadieg of vessels, the prevention of frauds in the treasury, kc.
The decree, containing thirty-eight articles, is ordered to be
translated into French and English, and a copy of it to be de-
livered to the master or commander of every merchantman
that enters the port. It is dated 13th December, 1831. On
the .2d December, M. Edward Pentois, Charge d'Affaires of his
Majesty the King of the French, and M. Arthur Aston, Charge
d'Affaires of his Britannic Majesty, delivered the letters by their
respective Sovereigns to his Imperial Majesty, on his accession
to the Throne of Brazil. These letters, with those of the
King of England, as King of Hanover, and of the King of Swe-
den, are published, and likewise the congratulatory address of
Counsel General of Portugal, Charge d'Affaires of Queen Donna
Maria on the same occasion.

JANUARY 3, lf<l2.—The Regency has resolved, that all corps
of Militia shall be dissolved as soon as the National Guards shall
be organized in the places to which the corps of Militia belong.
JAN. 4.—The Lucero, a Journal of Buenos Ayres, of Nov.
trtl, contains an extraordinary bulletin, dated Tucuman, Nov. 4,
in which General J. E. Quiroga informs the Commander.in.
Chief of the auxiliary confederate army, Don E.stanistad Lopez,
that the auxiliary division of the Andes had on that day totally
defeated the remains of the army commanded by Generals
Arraoz de la Madrid, and Javier Lopez, and that after an ob-
stinate battle of two hours and thirty-five minutes, the incur.
gents were totally routed, with the loss of ten pieces of cannon,
all their infantry killed or made prisoners, and their cavalry
completely cut to pieces.

JAN. 7.—The Regency has appointed Senor Diago Antonio
Feigo, Minister of Justice, to perform the duties of Minister of
the Interior, during the illness of Senor I. Lino Coistante.
Jax. 13—An order has been issued by the Minister of War,
for the dismantling or demolition of certain forts and works,
which are of no importance towards the defence of the capital.
TRIESTE, Maacit 4.—A letter from Syra of Feb. 8, says,
that the opposition Members assembled at Megara, had formed
themselves into a National Congress, and had unanimously re.
solved to annul the election of Augustin Capo d'lstrias, and to
declare the Assembly at Napoli to be illegal. The Assembly
then chose a provisional Commission of Government, consisting
of Carduriotti, Collets, and Zaimi. All the Klepp of Northern
and Western Greece, except Colocotruni, hereupon abandoned
the President, and promised to obey the new Commission. Ne.
gociations for an arrangement, which are expected to be sue.
cessful, have been opened with the most influential Members
of the Congress at Napoli. It is said that the resi.
dents of England and France exert themselves to induce the
Deputies at Napoli to listen to the proposals of the Congress
at Megara ; and they are even reported to have declared that
their Governments will not hesitate to recognize the new Corn.
mission of Government. The people, in fear of a civil war,
expect chiefly from these efforts a speedy decision favourable to
the constitutional party. The fate of Greece is in the hands
of Capo d'lstrias ; it is only by his retiring that a melancholy
effusion of blood can be prevented, and the victory of the ma-
jority of the Greek nation secured without the use of arms.
A new Greek Journal is going to be published at Smyrna;
with the consent of the Porte, under the title of Mnemosyne,
edited by well.informed Greeks. It promises to give all lite-
rary, political, and commercial news. The price six Spanish
dollars per annum.

We have no further news of the Egyptian expedition.
VIENNA, MAacu 7.—Last Monday, the British Ambassa.
dor, Sir F. Lamb, had the honour to present to the Emperor, in
a solemn audience, his credentials as Ambassador to this Court.
MARCJI R.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 8.5;;; ; Bank Shares,
1,116.