Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26

CoUa, f9h Sept-Accounts from Prevesa an
nounce as ceTtain the death of General Denzcl who
succeeded General Church gencralisin,o of the
GFeek forces IL, died at Vonitza on the 18th OF
Sept. OF m liignant fever.
BurIatonE, Nov g.
LATEST FROM BaAzrL-'rhe brig Pacific, Cap
tam Conklng, up Yesterday in tho very. short
passage Of thirty-six DAYS from Rio de Janeiro
whence she sailed on the 18th October There was
no political intelligence OF moment The u s. slim
Natchez' Capt: ClnHton, and VandalIa. Captain Gal
,agher, were In port. The orinsr, bearing the
oroad pendant OF Commodore Cassn, arrived on the
yth ~ o. Gays from Curacao, and 90 days from New
1ofK. The VandaIa was expected to sail in few
days to look for the frigate Hudson
The editors of the American are indebted tn the
PolteheSS Oh friend tor the annexed letter, dated
~ Rto DE JANEIRo. 5th Oct. 1920.
"Since our respects of Gil, ut. no material chance
has occurred III this market Our stock of tiour i
again reduced to about 1000 barrels in first hands nor
are the bakers largely supplied. No wheat has vet
appeared from any quarter. Flour goes off very slow
y at l9ia2Oll new Csallegn would perhaps brine oeu
Old would fall to 18Ia1 oil, quantity of new an
PHaring, and the price will probably settle down to
lo by me end ofthe year. About 25G0 barrels have
WITHIN ~ days been taken off for the La Plata On
h9 arrival OF moderate supply there, considerable
fiil from quotations may be counted on. At Monte
vldeo 1t is quoted on the 10th nit s22 of 500 refs
each ana at itlenoS Ayres at S73 paper.
The government has announced the stopoapc of
the save-trade on the coast of Africa aft er the 10th
OF re'rIary next, and from this on the 10Th instant
will
huc'uaie with the exchange London which for
some time has varied at from 90 to 263d per mIllrei
nor is likely to decline from that rate although it
may not advance OF before the end of the wear as
very large amount of finds remain to be RENTED
Tor Eurobean account, and our crops have not been
abundant this season.
Coffee continues generally of inferior quality, and
does not in faster than is reonired for tho
rent demand which keeps the price up CANNES S,
gars have been sold at $1,000 for r. and 3H5Oo for M
Inc crop tins season will be about 1000 cases short
OF lhe last and usual growth. Hides are scarce and
IN demand; they cannot be plenty before January
Oct. 7th.-The Roxana from Boston arrived this
morning with an assorted cargo. We regret to state
That advIces are just received of new connections in
Buenos Ayres which has caused doubloons to rise To
500, paper,
Extract IF another, letter. tinted
"RIo DE JANEtRo, October 12 1929
The slave trade is discontinued bv order of
government, and although good deal of difficulty
Will arise from this circumstance wholesome effects
will be the consequence, and our exchange will inn
prove before long. The old Bank is to be closed O.
new one established with a specie capital Gov
eminent stocks have advanced from 81 to 81 and 68
per cent and the general opinion is that an improve
ihehI Will take place, which will probably be gradual
but permanent Business here is very dull The
orig Swrtsure arrived to day from Richmond with
new -four. ~
We have very gloomy advces from the 7 Il, Plat.
The people there seem to despair of ever havinr n
settled state of thngs,-at least for many years
10 Is thought that the bank Of Ruenos Ayres will soon
be declared insovent,"
BUENOS AYRES.-Tbe editors of the Aneri
can have received from their Buenos Avres CORES
pondent, files of the papers of that city to the Esd
September, inclusive
Reports were prevalent that the indians had made
lncurslOns INTO the territory of the province and Col
Pacheco, with regiment of cavalry had been des-
patched against them. In Patagonia the Indians
had made an attack OIL two estancias, but had been
repulsed.
Further efforts were making to reduce the cxpcn.
ses OF the civil and military list Of officers of Buenos
Ayros.
The papers before are filed with variety
OF DEGREES OF government, local in their operations
ana intended to secure tranquility and good order
Late letters from Corricntes give positive con
tTadicton to the reported death of Fraucis Dicta-
tor of Para quay.
On the 10th Sept the installation of the Senate
took place. Don NJ. Agurre was chosen President,
and Gen. NJ. Azcuenaga Vice President. The Sos
sioDs the Senate are to DC held in private Sever
al of the Senators had subsequently sent i'll their re
sgnatious.
The British Packet Of the 10th savs:-"The state
Of the money market looks serious if not alarming.
It rumoured that Ounces had been done al 90;
but from enquiry we could not find that any thing
had been transacted in them at prices beyond our
quotation, except perhaps in small sums but not
sufficient to make price:--100 no dou BIT has been
asked"
Various causes have been assigned for the panic
appointed senators serve thus conveying an idea
mat the peace may be disturbed, numerous exports
o. gold and silver, &c--dl these causes may have