The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-10 00:00:00

RETURN OF TrIE IRISH EMIGRANO'

(From the Cork Commercial Courier of the 6th io't).
Yesterday the Moro Castle, Captain Lenox, arrive4l,:
this port from
Rio de Janeiro in 64 days, she has bred),"
312 of the persons who emigrated from this country in
it
month of August and September last; but it is alte°;)
known to the public there has been distarbaeceei
the Brazils among the German and Irish Ernigrarit:
and the cause., as explained by Capt. Lennox, are the 48
which have already been assigned, viz. that the pot;,
considered that the engagements which were entered ill`
with them were not fulfilled. They insisted they Piet
sent out as settlers at so much per day, but on their arri:ejs
they were told they were to be soldiers, and at a dinaino
rate of pay. This engendered angry feelings, and %chic)))
bloke out in mutiny, when it was determined at fir°
the Government to sent a considerable number (450 °
the Irish to Bahia as settlers, but the resolution wan auto
eequently altered, and the wishes of the parties bei4th-a,
return home, arrangements were accordingly made by
Government, and, the Itforo Castle is the first
she sailed the 3d July, and was to be followed bi t d
Phoebe, to leave on the sth, with about 190 ; the
Arndt, Captain Stein:; the Highlander, Captain eta n,
and the Swedish ship Hoppett ; among which the retni,
der were to be distributed, amounting to about 11.1 el
There would then be left at Rio about 450, who t:,.:'!"I13,
to remain behind, and their united numbers compoid to
survivors of them who left this country, amounting
over 3,000. Go'
The Moro Castle was taken up by the Braxilian„tire
vernment and the expences also paid by it, bat the _..e"dor
was tinder the superintendence of the British Amba°'-das
and the British Admiral, by whom every attention 'fits
paid to the shipment, and several offieers of the Gas' of
were appointed to inspect the vessels. The conditi°,ll_-.
the parties returned is represented as extremely screen.
they have no means, nor so much as wonld subsist theme
°d
a day. They behaved well on their passage horoe,
were still on board at Cove, no arrangement having elni3
b
made for landing them, and the Brazilian Consul at aho
port being absent from town. Several of the Officer!
went oat with the emigrants were to come in the St/edi'-
ship, the arrival of which may be soon looked for. ths

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A considerable demand for gold exists at rod
sent in Paris; also at Hamburgh, Amsterdam, and etb
cities of the north of Europe. In Paris the preMil;
on gold is from 7i to 8 per milk. The demand of
ascribed to the supply of specie required for the useoe
the Russian army, and to the purchase making by tbs
speculators in grain in the North of Europe for
e
markets of London and Paris. According to a do,
lotion which has been made, the exportation of seer
reigns to France would at present yield a profit of v 4,1,
half per cent. ; and assuming the accuracy of this it
culation, in which we do not feel competent to deed uo'
would undoubtedly become, at that rate, an eligible
mercial transaction, as the frequency of the return, C‘/00
to the short distance, makes np for the smallness of Yr
on each transaction.— Times.
110
The Moro Castle, .Captain
jnet arrived at Cork from Rio de Janeiro, after a ra'''ole
'P
64 days. She brought over 312 of the persons' wh° cod'
grated from this part of the country last year."
Southern Reporter.

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