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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07
COMMUNICATED.

DIED. III, his resicicc IN Flu.,e e.int, o, tI - 70,
oe'"ie urnell ihs0is Haton. rose -.riv ,li ,.n,
seated at the tihs 'uUinet gsict.l.-, ,.,s sd 10 be.
,ni IN iaI'y eAp"ei h had ii.d .-i r .ane lime
Gen. H. was uflAt Sar- Il ~ rNeurlii, nan.
-, "a a. iv-ti' t'' q, A-nIsrsy, o.. Monday the
10 % uli iH th- 76ia ear i, age. Col r. C. +.,ss,t A
ther o sac hs d. u Aaie.i II ini-tet fros tb- INIT;
stokes u C""1ntl III. Aue,s3u enJuke n the feynl-
Do.afy W." An cary 7 ,l set,od; ,ya. an intll.tni
ana Pei'eFeh ing on-, iad -lsd tor considerable Ne, &
As e. i tie Att-r-c,a, Of tta ;u9u SUD cs!v.. T.
f.yeur- Fev nci eNt-itely k,o,,ti ., , y-
s'Iy hcioVr", man tU- A. 'ri-on We hte.e a. may b
''uy s'a' e iiei wiH uslca'ls enei.y b.hin, him
--- on " sdueidiy he ~. inst, Yrs Nt~rI. ros. Gil
"i t"r i'h lho. VI Cohhl iuhvf h. tate Of t. n,-
rd states rou Geo gl, having nearly c,uis.ed t, i.t
yrar o. hes sn- departed the a,m liti of t ti
pei expressing he's urdivincd rencv oa the mercy "a Cod
through tle merits OF her apne iu pardon Ana, ar
lance, the only iouadsiion If hupe she l,s .e
ased vrpe able nioheT jeepy dntr,.ed husband add us
"'e s"n Ia feel aud mourn their Ircpsrahe loss To- rf.r
"'ih nuHeIuu eiatVes aud uds WHO sensible f M
mural iyss winch he circle oi ttHae sycey winch ss
moved, has sustained by her decelse
--, suddenly Thursday last 3Lerl y ca ~ Ia,
tfl' visitation unlock tot, has co,gr-l ur t,
v'l gloom and muurnius. lie me pr, ne Of lie strong
vigorous and useful lie had Song been most active aud M
abe cdizeni and dcha'grj with fidelity siti ,H.i, die
several 'uict> which hsnfits had r. hi, .~.a
ved fanny, his loss irfeFs'r. Their aL,cns an l, D.,
sot1 by asuhais0n 10 the isi en.at,Yu. Of Prevalence,
aud e vel grounded hope that v has g>ie euy - n
ineT and 'ruer world, the icat to.r who have 49,
snlrSed hei du''es H 'is. ptcr epui, never .it t
tenement Of clay &c eHte' the re- OF introriai,y
it'rcasriseb arg Her0if.
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5thE u'ctber # III health, has deter mined
I 10 close biz business al Louisa Cou hon,ei he i there
tore prepared TO 0it h culture stock goods such prices
eHupgt ult5 please III. stock rre.en ge v,'u
able, The Prreiai pat ot which land ,i ,l cash.
"a the uvihefi citi". amounting o upwards uf 2no0J;
sisg OF almost every iesia5lt article OF DRY GOODS
G"CCERiES t7rdyoe, cutlery, cocArry wave, shoes hats
stationary soho books, &c c. s needless ennrrate
he different ut1es Suc NJ 10 sy tie larger
and more complete han he has tad, the goods
lower.
lie also cGrs al private sale, Of lui al Lou4
Courthouse, 4ch ms store and well
known it,t stsnd tor hu,'ness RE improvements
hr'es me Store good conye.ieu Dwelling house
two Lumber Hr-. good Kitchen, den Surpassed 10y
nt Ia the nssrhn9O,a good Clover lot, aud ellen;
wei Of wtc sle the lot further deception deemed
unnecessary any disposed purchase no doubt
Y'V the Iii TN wi! he moderate. also Oilers
tor sale act % tIO Of land, we'll cred and with
"a Two mss pttse Cjurlur This land from Il, proAiui,,
90 the Coan--, AMI tine scarcity OF uubcrei land Tor sale
mt nr';t"'rh',d, = Ssry v,pare, than or
20 acres 81 ae rae , ~tch will yield small cain OF to
hlceo 5sa N he .nl and thr term. liberal, an
Pei'iou to be made to sAe subscriber in Richmond.
ALEXANDER LEVY
?.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

Aboutten daysago, the n. intelligence annouoc
ed thar they bad read about half OF our last article
(Reader! be not mcreduluus) - ard they had
found 1t too personal to require any notice but
they were charitable enough to add, that they
would finish it at their leisure, aud II they found
any thing demanding reply, why they would
make one. They nave at length found leisure e.
nough TO wade through il, or courage enough 10
6 screw up to the sticking point We regret ON
their own account, as well that OF our readeys .
that they have renew ed The cuntroversy-their
own credit nigh, be better saved by their silence
and we feel an ndescribabie relucisnce in taxing
again the patience oil our readers But we have 40
room to-day, for the reply which have prepar-
ed and we must be content to pay osr respects 10
the Editors Of the Iniellisencer IN cur next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

~: l.. ph.f-1BLE e. attorney at Lam,
3ANES respectful tender Of hi. ,,roe,.,Su,I e,,
~ the public lie vii ar,i-r 500 tnr Syg-r,9~ and Iaf-
T''r C"urs Of CAates Cdy Nr e,t, He,,ro; lnd ~
ne tAa"ee'y CeH'' OF y llialbtg. lis residence at
Ch2ilrs City COurlUlse
Nv 7. 5o,,o,e
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NEW SCHEMES

Mr.. Reynolds, the former Colleague Of Mr.
Symmes, and called - The able and eloquent
lecturer upon the New Theory of the Earth, has
penDed Memorial which is to be generally cir
culated Tor signatures, in order to tie laid be or
the next Congress. II a!ludos TO The efforts which
have been made by the enlightened nations OF Ell
rope to acquire better kno ledge of the hsbtable
globe-lnssis that 1t would be honorable to our
country " TO return light for lght'-conlends that
1t is our interest to extend the range of discoveries
and concludes that &C tce mould YiUaL (the
British nation) in all that is szedt and good.
and return light TO them fer light received in
iDh0teUer as useful TO science and TO The arts,-
and therefor respectfully suggest ,hrt, snGsr the
patronage OF the U. States. an expedition should
be fied out without delay, and proceed TO ac-
quire more perfect knowledge of the northern
parts of our own continent, or, possible to enter
The interesting and extensive field for enter
prise IN The southern hemisphere, and provided for
the purpose, with hardy reamen, and scientific
persons, bring home TO the result of their la
bours for the honor of our country and the benefit
Of mankind
If we take such OXIDES, as Mr.. Reynolds, in
interpreting the articles of the Constitution, we
shall soon find ourselves precipialed into gulf
which is darker than the .aratic Hole itself Our
statesmen OF cid used to call it the gulf of co5soh.
ddfiou.
The Manumission Society have also snug
p'CJet VI tHelE own. III seems, that alter voting
down Sc proposition TO approve of the scheme
of the African Colonization Society," they re-
commented petition " 10 Congress to appropri-
ale money for transporting abroad such SLAVES
as may, from time To Time, be mdnunitted -
Now what does the National Intes encer do with
this proposition? Instead of voting it down, the
Intelligencer most discTeetiy says that ''ths re-
commeudation proposes nothing contrary to the
constitution, hostile to the interests Of tie
South; and we are glad to learn ha, a majority of
the General Assembly had no worse projects in
view" Nothing contrary to the constitutions
Now, what does the Inteliigencer mean' Does
mean, that the proposition CONSTITUTIONAL be-
cause it is not prohibited by the Constitution; or
because il is permitted by the Constitution? Ii the
former, ask its Editors for the grounds of this
summary mode OF construction, which we humbly
conceive to be directly at war with the Who'll e
theory Of the Constitution. RI the latter, we shall
be obliged to them, if they will put their finger on
that specific clause of he Constitution, which
warrants such power in Congress. - What, with
Mr. Reynolds's scheme, the scheme OF returning
light for light, the scheme Of promoting Uh0teUer
is useful TO science and to the aus-lhe scheme of
the ManuIDissIon Society, sc. sc. we shall proba-
bly, soon arrive at that broad scheme oil the General
welfare, which sweeps off all limitations, and
changes the whole face Of our Federal Govern
meDt
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"ishto f,il 90 csih about fgig i.,qo,s ,o f,.>5r
aOeEhr s. GARSITr.
~ ~ DIST
De Pceberg inelssncef, reqnesied 81 insert the above
Atnmes, aud frsard Che tssoult 70 Zee for gayaerS
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ECzZEAss &.

rlckeu aud shares for ,aIe al the
MANAGERS OFFICE.
Under the Eagle Hotel
Whole tickets dolls. Half go ousriersi 25
Ceuhcses Of packages may be had the following ra
A teTtihcaie Of - whole tickets for SS8 rs
certificate oft2 haifdo. Tor ~ N 10
\ certificate Il ~ quarter do. for $50
certificate Of ~ ri -lils DO fof 4 ~ 70
rner tom the country enclosing the cash or prize ticket,
VIII he promptly and puncuay attended oas On personal
application il addfessedto
S,pf - 1902 U%T
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II Ia =
williamsburg, Nor. lst. 1926.

Since writing the above have understood that
letter from DIR. w. by the Rector, in which he
accepts the appointments of President and PROBES
sor OF Mora! Philosophy, SC. and signifies his in
tentIon Of being at his post by The 2llh inst.
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NOTICE.

SHALL petition the next Leyi.ll'ue Of virginia TO
Pess law d'voreing from husband James Sander-
- NANCY 4. SANDERS.
y. z. x1.x
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LaND FOR S.6LE.

iHt sRtcriber effs or saie aaH tsaei - frra CON
flaming BY estniafoa Mree ha,lgtd ac,ss, about fhfe
"e' abgre CAnrfes Guy Courthouse, oud mite from
James hiue Immediately hdt main road ieaing 10 pub
nc landing There are buildings fts land snvs fuaH
0arn bf me soil . ~ TIC chet stg1n1 quality und ireh
ti'abrff ~ my fnHd H ne focer country Hose gsn
men 'rAo ere in the hb of purchasing lumber y, 40 so
a.cgifn9dafiug tenn
TfKDS. Tsoo sqWai n,ryai poy1icnfs, binds with ag-
Pfottd sccUy aud trtst dccf tad 20 stcr he
sanie. IHO. q. BJLLCOE
Nov. o. III -sge.,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

Mortality. About three weeks since we an
nonnced the death OF William Titus, who resided
at crushing. In about week after this event.
j"hn IHu-, brother of the deceased, sickened
aud died OF the same disease. On Saturday last,
Daniel Titus, another brother, belonging TO Wesi-
bury, but who had gone to his mourning rela-
uons at Flushing, died of the same complaint
Ann Willis of this CRY, daughter of the last men
TONED person, attended The funeral of her decea ed
uncle, John. and died IN few days afterwards
we learn that Samuel fi:us. of Manaroneck, a.
mother brother IN the same family, is very low,
and little hope is entertained OF his recovery
young iacy Is also very sick who attended Mrs
WINS IN her last Illness. The above mentioned
deceased brothers were al respectable members oil
the Society OF FIiends.-'rhe di.e,se which has
proved so fatal IN tins lsmiiy we have been told
was The intermittent fever. y. J. Con- .ldo
u 10 S"S'eTissrs-i 'nany Of our Sub.eribers hly,
nse good enough e, promise to At! taa-r IA th,
h"r "i Tue Legislature; tase leave to equgt l.ts
'"s'l TO ~ te s'm" We will harrs,, them %,
T 10" 81 me eNPthsrs OF publishing w>i Aer. t.
a't gentir"en WI" a'' s,se.,yuui peal m tie = r
81 na most resreoisi S,, uietL We ar aware
III u-AH cases. 'niti debts are eth ~ gotten
bHi uey ought 10 b. pad Editors Of N.p,tct
he p,}h' at ~ he mI'e ,n tamil thea dent, ~. a.
el OF That description We would Npu,i, avy,ill
ho'iunp upon tins ,uhisetOr, a. Southern + .iir
" d''~e 90 d.s" a. dislike be in..7,e9n m
hv "a Yen hr ~hte tous, would hin with d. iit
delay As possible, amount to, the Mr,,. al,
W' LtgiiIuit, "r by MAJ, 81 Il, on tine coa,fv lie
ma P@'d a. Win the ssme puh.lily rs ,se have ca, ay
am "i'h ine Pafei, of rf'u tspectiu &C
N"uW'e We 'eiAr , uppaunuy, ao, oi irtur,i
our liianks 10 the Mtnhe.s the Lera.n,r for b, -
.mh'ances -aid we "ouDi SAX sia.a accommodation, ON
Them on The present cet.u.n.
10 Post Mosters. we ask the favor OF The p,t Mater.
k''e'"} 10 n'tly a. iu every nsai.e of the dead r,r.
ii may ne Rid essed Dt'-u t.,y,cte oi.rs. Yet sus
'fces are It, the L2hh Of d,lise i. new paper. T., 49, ]
VINO WA pay Tue postage then, alter e inauidu,l t.
"nun 'l ie add,es,ed has or refused 4. 49, t
"g ~ u 'uiee las IS surely csui4r. Il q, u the rt
oi t"' Masters TO cnnier tHp1rtui bvneit, On Editor, CIV
avg mem '"i"'na'ion ipueine their Tor -ur mark
Dbl ,Iioa 1 s'''s' VI
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Extract Of a tefle, froq. .lfr. 1andsriin.

Extract Of a letter from mr. Tondsriin
" NIAGRA FALLS, 2Sth Sept.
have finished one view from ab0ue the
Falls, showing the Rapids, Goat Island, and over
The FALL down the river,) which gives general
view Of the Of the river, a. we'll as of the
Falls. The view no, in hand is from beiotc, and
comprises both Falls, with the river and its steep
banks, on five separate sheets, hIch will be fully
sufficient for ihe intended Panorama. / have
sketcbcd also two other single views, mot gene
ralD one from the American side, as you ascend
the stairs the toy OF the bank; the other is sole
ly view Of the Horse Shoe Fail. Both ofthese
are picture que views, and will DO az an accom-
psnimeni o the others" " Z. Eng
Lusus Nature. D. " C have this morning exsm-
ined young tenapn caught yesterday at Staten
Island, by Louis Skorke, and by him presented to
Mr.. Peale for The Parthenon Museum " hich il q
very great curiosity. lis circumference il about
the SIZE Of dollar, aud it has two distinct heads.
and but four legs, IS usual. The heads and eyes
are perfectly med. But hat appears more sin
guaI Is .he fact, that they endowed with dlls,
rent instincts, or inteiligences; thalls~-s<xG
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coyunISSIoN HOBS

VIE subscribers have formed ip M hrsins.
n Commission Merchants undst the firm IL Tr,p.,t a
and have taken the extensive recently occupied
by Messis. Moncufe. Robinson Il Pl-a.suts
JOHN II. TRlPLErr. late Of Norfolk
ROBERT JOHNSTON, late Of y. York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

Mr.. Criltenden of X. has nsde the dnende
honorable. lie iods one OF the most active IN
denouncing the election OF Mr. Adams, and the
first in moving the Legislature of Kentucky to in
struct her Representatives to vote for Gen. Jack
son.-He IS one of the most determined supporters
OF his Administration. lie gaze IN his Erpert-
cnce TO his fellow-ciizens The 10Th October, at
Muster, where the three candidates for Congress,
in the District lately represented BY Nj. Henry,
deceased, opened the campaign. Mr.. Allen de-
clared himself supporter Of MIR. Adams Dir.
Lecompie, a friend Of Gen. Jackson and Mr.
Crittenden took the Geld, az supporter of Mr..
Adams and his Administration. " lie said that
at :he last Presidential election be preferred Gen.
Jackson to Mr. a. and supported his election
under the conviction that he was friendly to inter
nal Improvements and tie tariff and as an act oil
gratitude for the eminent services s. hch be had
rendered his country. lie was also under the i'm
preston, at that time, that Mr.. Adams (ii elected
would not pursue of policy calculated TO
promote the best interests Of the west, bat that
he was now thoroughly convinced that the wesi ein
interests would not be sdgsDced by elsvaiing Gen
ersl Jackson 10 the Presidential Chair, as his
greatest strength is IN the Southern States,
tchich States, are iHimicaI ~ The tariff and IL
Internal Improvements. lie also expressed his
entire appreciation Of the measures Of the Ad-
minisrstioD, and empbscally stated bis de ernina-
ton 10 iorego his psriafies for Gen. Jackson in
the elevation OF Mr. Adams, and to sacrifice his
personal feelings upon the altar Of his country
good. lie further stated, that be held with the
right Of nstructing, and hat he would be govern
ed in the Presidential election, in all other cas-
es, by the will Of his constiuef - Such is the
influence which men IKE Mr.. clay erert oDeJ
such men as Mr. Criftenden
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

The RcUeaue--We notified in our last a rn-
mour that the Duties might fall short during the
current year, some two or three millions. - So .
understand since, that during the first quarter of the
present year, the amount OF goods imported, was
according % the Invoices ABOUT four millions less
than they during the couesp lnding quarter of
1875 and that the Secretary Of the treasury was
insttuting some enquiries into the causes Of this
ialliag OF. III the same dlnnutou should occur
during every quarter of 1926 and The average
rate of duties shoudbe calculated al 80 per cent on
the invoice then he deiacatiOn of the Revenue
will be greater than the which Ruinor has sug-
gested. we shall wait, however, for the informa-
ton which we have requested from the Organs at
Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

The defendant Charles Carter having entered his APP
pea nct aad gwen ecuiy dang 10 the Act Assembly
and the rue' OF this court; sad appearing hy satisfactory
evidence hst lac iHaahsn Of ts country orde-
ell that tho said defendant Charlie. Cartel, 10 appear on
The iih Nipnii January neX', and the complain
ans h and that copy u , order be ;orts,h inserted in
The Richmond Enquirer Tor months els, ano-
thef copy posted the front door the CoUrhoue VI ts
county ucoessive court day.
copy. Tes,e, TsCnARNER WooDSON. a.
Nov T.. A2-vs,.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

We learn from paragraph in the Baltimore Pa
irioi. that Mr. Sergeant is about 10 sail in the Hon
net for The Congress Of Tscubsya. and that Mr..
Ponsett Is to be associated with him in the Alis
sion. In the meanwhile, we should wish TO en-
qut'e OF either Of the Government Journals at
w ashington, what truth there is 10 the several ar
Licies, which the Washington Telegraph has put
forth in relation 10 Mr. Monroe. 1t true that an
application made MIR. Monroe to acconpa-
ny MIR. Sergeant! ,chsn il made? hoiv was
it made! by letter? or by Messrs Barbour and
Southland personally, or In both modes? How
came the atemp; to enlist Mr. Monroe on the
side of The Mission an the Administration 10
fall?-Was II, because Mir. NJ. was unwilling
to 90 abroad? TO leave his retirement? or because
he dsapproves OF The Mission? we should be in
dsbled to either of the Editors at Washington, who
are admitted behind lie scenes, and 10 witness the
playing OF the internal machinery, for such infor-
mauon as they may not deem it improper to Law
open to the Protane eyes OF. the common people.
Or must we wait for the prying eyes oil the mem
bers of Congress to penetrate the particulars?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

y Office hereby given that petition viii Be pfssen,
TO Che Legislature Of Virginia II s .esron, praying
The passage OF law, 10 authorize change od
ing ihe Superior Court Of Law fof Ataes lounty.
ROY. 8. 5i-wIsiD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

General BOiiUar's Proict.
We regret the political alterations Of this dis
tingushed man. So strange did liza appear, that
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NoN -, .FlIeoeIl .ol -. -, -

10 V7TI' TTITIT
100 do Nova Scotia
The above wall De- ground and siesys k.nt in rcinrst f
and genuine.
Aio io sale sarse supply NJ anf -iiched Nails ~ W.
rua, sizes ifou 81 90 5Od l kefarl 51hs G11s tfg t
lO9bs made from The very hest sHi tossisn ifou.
Iron Of any description rolled 90 nr.ec
D. HiXSLL co.
Oct ~
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u Yrnchr, ILn,lfld

ENiE trustees the Wellington Henry Academy al des
L Gus totngage Teacher N that tuition the
ns year IL = believed that with the scholars the neigh
h"fod ard the boatdei which be had, good sckoo
eah he made up Il situated healthy nesshbothoui, IN
the county OF danUvsr aud shi miles Richnund IT
Is ootseniento Pole Green Meeting House, and yOud De
good stua for clergyman The teacher entitled
rent VI pat VI the lands the cultivation OF them
may prefer ANY application made the subscriber will be
attended 10. RUBEN MEREDITH,
II esident Of tne Board vi Trustees.
NJv T. 5G-wtf
Can'eTy. Az hcid e. odce OF the uoul.-
y oou't Of Cumberland, Monday Ae ith dog Septeu
her 1876
She'~oo Fowler, Compli.
Agaiu.t.
Cha,e' Garter, Samuel T,ylor and john Holeman,
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VIZ GINA LOTTERY,

FOR TIE BENEFIT OF TIE
ITSxE1 Al. SWy AMP
C.4JN:AL COMPANY,
Fourth Glass,
To btirawn "Wednesday, 9Th December newt in Rich
moHd.
J. b. YATES g. Il. .u'LYTYRE,
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D'at'iHg on fhs l5th Of This Month.
Cohen's Office. Baltimore,

Cohen's Office, Baltimore,
Nov. l, 1926.
GiSl Ant adveurrrI remin'ri that the drawing
- the GRiAD SITE LOTTERY or MARYLANl}
va, take place m Bdunurt Wednesday, the 18th -
''!tS hiOHfu, F0vembsr) Their Orders should be for-
'atd without delay. This scheme, which i, Arranged IN
ne odd and EpeH Sys'ei the splendid the Uai.ed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

LOTTERY a. ETcHGnge ONCE, ia, Market street
BALTiMORE;
~ Where capital prizes have been ubaned than AZ
any other Office in America.
ORDERS from any part Of the United States, either Nv
s Po PAID or private conveyance enclosing the cash OF
pte tickets IN any of The Lueresw same PROM,
and pnntiua' attention on personal api licaon.
AHdress TO j. 1. COHEN, il. & BROTHERS,
=. Baltimore.
WV D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-11
BRAZIL,

BRAZIL.
Ncw- York, May S.-We are furnished with
Rio Janeiro papers to the 9Th March, by Capt.
Price, Of the Tuscaloosa, arrived yesterday, IN
So days from that port
There is nothing said Of the war with the
United provinces, which augrrs i'll for the i'm
perial arms. The American brig Dawn, in "a
days from Patagonia, reported that she met with
the privateer Lavalleja on that coast This Is
the vessel which has cruized with such success
against Brazilian Commerce. She had then
with her three Brazilian prizes, one OF which
was ship from Lisbon.
We find an article on the Panama Congress,
which assembly is declared to be of vital i'm
portance to the existence Of the new states
and, in the words Of Mr.. De Pradt, transcends
in the importance the antient Councils, as Anne
RIGA exceeds Latium and Epire.
The newspaper "Spectador Brazileiro' is to
be enlarged under the patronage of the Empe-
ror, and conducted by Mr.. Plancher Literary
men and two stenographers have been engaged;
and during the sessions of the Legislature 1t is
to appear daily, and to contain the speeches Of
the Representatives. number OF copies are
TO be printed in the octave form, like the "Choix
DIES Rapports," published in France.
The Secretary of State, and the political
| Agent for Paraguay have arrived from Santa
! rina.
1t is stated that the Emperor has been re-
ceived with enthusiasm in Pernambuco, and
that no disturbance or signs Of discomfort had
appeared. This, of course, was 10 have been
expected.
About the Goth of Feb. Admiral Rosamel ar
| rived at Rio Janeiro in the French frigate Ma
ria Therese, in SIS days from Valparaiso. He
is the commander in chief Of the French squad
| ron on the South American station. The
French frigate Thetis and corvette Espe-ance,
also arrived there about the same time, after
their voyage round the world. There were two
or three smaller French vessels OF war also in
the harbor; but they appear to have assembled
there without any particular object, as the last
accounts from Europe represented the health
of the King Of Portugal as improving.
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