Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15
Extract ofa Ietter dated

PERNAMBUco, Sept. I6, 1925.
ne American JOSEPH RAY was arrested by
an order from Rio Janeiro and embarked on
BOARD vessel Tor his native country. The rea-
so" assigned Tor this procedure was that he was
the friend OF CaUaito and had provided pas
sage for the rebels of Pernambuco 10 America
ana therefore was a man dangerous to Brazil.
Ihey obliged him 10 embark unexpectedlv for
Amer on the 18Th of this month; and as the
| captain OF the vessel would not receive him be-
cause the government, who had Contracted for his
passage did not sesd the money with the passen-
ger MIR. Ray asked of his guard, Nr.nel Seti,
Lieutenant OF the Navy permission to return to ms
own house in the city. This request was com.
Piled with; hut soon as the President of the
city knew IT, he ordered them both TO be arrested
ana confined In tile fortress (Forte do Mar) stu
ated IN this harbor. Some days after this Mr..
Ray sailed for America. Finally, nv friend.
'"ere Is no security in this country; and AS YOU
are young, you can employ yourself in something,
and IT they still receive foreigners in Colo,,bis
go and serve there. This is the advice of yonr
friend who love- you, for our country cannot be
dwelt In securely, particularly by military men.
Tho nave belonged to the party opposed to the
Emperor
MIR. Carvalho aforementioned was President
OF the Provisional Government OF Per7aubuco
during the opposition made in that CITY 10 the
iorclDle dissolution OF the Congress of Rio janet
"'' ''iS O'i'SI l4tSi-udHueu measures OF the Em-
peror Don Pedro He is at present in England
Mr. Ray was formerly u. Saes Consul at Per-
nambuco, but was deprived oil that situation. for
the same cause that lie has now been sent on, of
the country. May he be rewarded for the sacri
iIces he has made in tie cause of humanity He
now receives the best reward that man of his
principles and feelings receive, the blessings
OF good men whom he has saved from chains and
death. Rosto,, Ert.;at
Private letters from Lima represent the situ,-
on OF affairs at Cailao in a very different light
from lie account first given. The show of pro-
visions at The entertainment given the British Of
hcers by General Rodil, was to deceive the be-
sIegers, as those who wanted bread were compelleJ
to pay one dollar and .tltty cents pound for it a.,
and the moderate price OF one dOiar per pound for
Rice was eXacted in every instance, until the pre-
sence OF the expected English guests relieved the
people, by producing slight relaxation in the ex-
'or'oh OF the commander. ID.
Sand,oich Isiands-Accounts from Atooi. one
OF the Sandwich Islands, to June goth, have been
received at Nantucket. The British frigate Blonde
had arrived at Oahu, with the remains of the late
klng Rhio-Rhio. His funeral was sole,nnizc,I
IN the European manner, by a splendid procession.
SC.
The utmost tranquility prevailed at the Islands
George Tamoree, the late disturber was going at
large, perfectly harmless; though the chiefs cherish
the determination to destroy him as soon as the pro-
lection of Billy Pitt shall be Withdrawn The
young Prince Regent is very much beloved.
L.