The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-06-16 00:00:00

BRAZILS.

ts packet Swift, Lieut. Douglas, arrived at
Fallnileorul\tlilaniierstSYaturday night, from Rio de Janeiro, April 23 ;
Bahia, l‘lay 3 ; and Pernambuco,
at Mayhlia 1. O wing to the
steamer Imperador overtaking her Ba she was enabled
to bring home dates of April 26th from Rio ; and of the 12th
from the River Plate. It is stated that the British commo-
dore had ordered off the Buenos Ayrean fleet from before
Monte Video. The Belle Poole, Prince Joinville's frigate
was undergoing internal improvements to receive the in-
tended bride. The Brazilian minister, Senor Vasconeellas
was named specially to conduct the preliminary negociation;
between Prince Joinville, the Emperor, and his sister, the
Princess FranCiCa, which was completed on April 19 ; at
which also Baron Lunzsdorff assisted; and the general opi..
nion appeared to he that the royal marriage would take place
Certain wags at Rio had reported
early in May, although the 10th was fixed on by some par-
ties. Baron and Baroness Lungsdorff would also embark on
board the Belle Poole in the suite of the prince. The
princess's dowry was stated to be 750 contos ot reis and 100
cthoanttotisiefopr
t:inic'ienhrnadon theye.p"aper contos already in tender in the
1 ems sawrsi 1 .3
money maret, taking it up at once." Princess Januaria
had ad an attack of jaundice, but had recovered. Arrange-
ments), and Mrs. and
are said to be in progress at Rio between the govern-
ment there and that of France for a regular transmission of
mails between the two countries direct. The arrival of the
Emperor's bride was eagerly looked for.
freight.
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Mercantile matters were in the same state as when the
Malabar sailed,
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Accounts of affairs at Rio Grande are anything but satis
factory. -
The American ship Finland, from Matanzas and Hay
whilst tanning in a
were cut away; she is leaky, and has Out in at Falmouth in
distress. in
thrown on her beam ends, and to right
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—l;ARilt TAG?. OF its MAJesvv THE EMPEROR OF BRAZIL.
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the King of the Two Sicilies, the betrothed
Maria, sister to
of the Emporer of Brazil. His Excellency Commandeer
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Jose Alexandio Carneiro Leao, was selected as his Imperial
Majesty's representative on this interesting occasion, with a
suite consisting of a Secretary, Attache, and two Ladies of
the Bedchamber, and a Maid of Honour, to accompany and
wait on the Empeess elect. On their atrival at Naples last
month, his Excellency was most handsomely received, domi-
ciled in one of the Royal Palaces, and escorted with all due
pomp an accornpanient to an audience of His Majesty Ferdi-
nand IL, the Queen, the Queen Dowager, and the Princess
There= ; on which occasion he delivered his credentials, and
demanded the band of Her Royal Highness for his august
master. The request was promptly acceded to, and the
ceremony of the marriage by proxy (his Ecellency Senhor
Carneiro Leao acting as proxy) performed with .great splen-
dour and Mat, on the 30th of last month.

MILAN, June I.—The foundation of the Lombardo-Vene-
tian railroad, a work of immense importance for the com-
merce of Austria and the Italian States, was laid by the Arch-
Duke Viceroy in front of the Porto Toss. An immense
multitude witnessed the ceremony.
THE ZoLLVEREIN.—FRANEFoRT, June Stb.--Accordins
to a correspondence, in one of the journals of this place, the
form of the flag for the German Confederacy and Zoilverein
is finally determined on. It is to be yellow, black. and red.
In the centre will be the Iron Cross, over which will he seen
hovering the Imperial Eagle with a sword in the one claw
and a quiver of arrows in the other.
Srtsz.—We receive assurances from a most authentic
quarter that Queen Christina is attempting to turn the pre-
sent movement in Spain to her favour. She has despatched
emissaries arcny to several parts of the Peninsula, and
strong hopes entertained by her partisans that the defeat
of Espartero will terminate in their favour. We believe that
Queen Christina miscalculates leer advantages; and though
, there is a Carlist, a Nloderado, and a Liberal party in Spain,
' there is no party in favour of the return of the ex-Regeut.—
Herald.
papers from Hobart-town to the 15th of February, and
from the Cape of Good Dope to the Bth of April, were re-
ceive(' at the Jerusalem cotreeboute, but neitherfiles give an
important news. The stoppage of Messrs. Eddie and Co .y
had been communicated to the Hobart-town papers by their
Launceston correspondent, a failure in Port Philip, wpietrhtothne.
want of proper accommodation in the London market, being
the causes assigned for this untoward event, which appears
to have occasioned a good deal of regret in quarters pwpheearrie
the parties are knowm. The llobart-lown Adverti of the
t and the
14th of February quotes wheat as ruling from 6s.
#iptoitlecs.
bushel, and flour of the first quality £l7 to £lB
Freight to London for wool was lld per lb., and f per
per ton. The coinuaissariat had advertised for 30,01:%.
of wheat, to be delivered between the Ist of
30th of June, the price to be settled by tender...