Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-26

Ionacch-lhere are few sal of any eXieat 60
report There is more '.-Ti er tobacco his af-
ternoon; abJ-i ~ hhds mlddhng Virginia are taken
for export at - 3Sl
The ship Great Britain. CAPTAIN French, has arri-
we'd Mt Newport, from Havre bound to New York.
Siiie sailed on the oath ult and are favored with
Havrc papers of the bid. They contain no news of
nPnTet','--.-sI-t' .4.ie.
Copi, 18Th SePt-Accounis from Prevesa ar
nounce certain the death of General Den,zel who
snccced'd General Church rs generalismo of the
Greek tnrces H.. died at Vonitza on the 9Th of
Sept. of Il m lgnOnt fever.
BALTIMORE. y g. II.
LATEST FROM BRAzIt.-'rhe brig Pacific, Cap.
tam Conklng, came up yesterday in tho very short
passage of tLitv>iX DAYS from Rio dc Janero
whence she sailed on the 10Th October. There was
no pOliiical nclligencc of moment. The U s. shin
Natclez Capt. Caxion, and Vandaha, Captain Gal
la"hcr. were in port. The former bearing the
broad pendant of Commodore Cassin, arrived on tic
9th III 90 days from Curacao. nra 90 days from New
York. The Vandalia was cXpec ed to sail in few
days IN look for the frgate Hudson.
The editors OF the American mr., Indebted - the
politeness Of friend for tic annexed letter, dated
RIO NIX J ANE Ro. 5tlI Oct. 1929.
"Since our respects of 10th nit. material change
has occurred in This market Oar stock of flour is
again reduced 10 about 2o00 barrels in first hands nor
are the bakers largely snppli"d. No wheat has yet
appeared frn any quarter. Flour goes off very .low
~ at l9hn20H; new Gallego would perhaps bring pm
Old would 'ail to l8hai9b, quantity Of new ap
pnarng. and the price viii probably settle down TO
Nv by he end OF the wear About $500 barrels have
within 90 days been taken of for the Ia Plata On
the arrival OF m"dernte supply there, considerable
hii IRON quotations. mny be counted on At NJ onto
vide is qioied on the 10th ult at sa2 o. 500 rcs
each, and ut Bucnns Ayres at S73 paper.
The government has announced the stoppauc of
the saye-tradc the of Africa. a er the 10th
OF February next, and from this the uth instant.
Dollars have fallen IN consequence U80O and win
fluc uarc with the exchange on London which for
time has varied at from 26 to 265d per mllrci
nor Is 1t likely to decline from that rate although il
may not advance it before the end of the wear as
very large amount of funds remain to be rcmttcd
for Eirorpan account, and our crops have not been
abundant this season.
Coffee continues generally of inferior quality md
does not come faster than required the cur
rent demand, which keeps the price up. Caupos SUI
gars have been sold at 36O0 for r. and 35Oo for NJ
The crop this season will he about 1000 cases short
ofthe last and usual growth Hides scarce and
in demand; thev cannot be plenty before January
Oct. 7th.-The Roxana. from Boston, arrived this
morning with assorted cargo. We regret 10 state
that advices are Just received of connexions in
BuenoS Ayres which has caused doubloons TO rise to
800, paper.
Extract IF another letter, dqfed
GRO DE JANEipo, October -, 1920.
"The slave trade is now discontinued bv order of
government, and although good deal Of difficulty
will arise from this circumstances wholesome effects
will be the consequence, and our exchange will i'm
prove before long. The old Bank is 10 be closed, q
new established with n specie capital. Gov
ernment stocks have advanced from 81 to 81 and GO
per cent and the general opinion is that improve
ment will take place, which will probably BE- gradual
but permanent. Business here is very dull The
brig Swiitsure arrived TO day from Richmond with
new -four.
We have very gloomy advicss from the La Plata.
The people there seem TO despair of ever having a
settled state OF things-at least for many YEARS.
II 10 thought that the bank of Bucnos Ayres will soon
be declared insolvcnt'
BUENOS AYRES.-The editors of tle A,neri
can have received from their Bueuos Ayrcs CORES
pnudent files OF the papers of that city TO the 23d
September, inclusive.
Rep ,rts were prevalent that the indians had made
incIrsons into the territory of the province and Col
PacheCo, with regiment OF cavalry had beru dps.
patched against them. In Patagonia the Indian.
had made an attack OH two csancias, but had beer
rcpulscd
Further efforts were making to reduce tho cxnrn.
Sos OF the civil aud military list of officers of Bucno
! Ayres.
| The papers before us arc filed with variety
ot DEGREES OF government, local IN their operations
and intended to secure tranquility and GOOD order
lsate letters from Corrienes give n positive con
tr1dictipn To the reported death OF Frdncia Dicla
! tor Of Paraguay
On t!,, 10th Sept. the installation of the Srnat,
took place. Don NJ. Aguirrc vas chosen President
and Gen NJ. Azcuenoga Vice President, The SOS
slpns of tho Senate 10 be- held i'm private Sever
al ui he Senators had subsequently, sent their re-
slguatons.
The British Packet the 10Th says:--"The star
of the money market looks serious. If not alarming
II was rWu,urcl that Ounces had brcn done al 4 OF
but from enquiry we could not find that any thin
had been transacted in them at prices beyond on
quotation, except perhaps in small sums, but no
sufficient % make prce:--l00 no doubt has bee
/ asked"
V'rIus causes have been assigned for the pant
IN The ma kat. The refusal otsGveral of the newl
appointed senators 10 serve, thus conveying an idc
that the poaco may be disturbed, numerous export
"A" goId end silver, S.c.-lll these causes moy hAy