Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

rhough the weather been ho, the occasional
sun alter the RAM and the ro,Iaccd harvest have poduc
cd already good deal of prouted daily in;
ereasing In the midland southern counties the cons ,.
nesn generally well secured and tine supply is rather above
than half gathered and the wheat an average On
TN, n whole we fear tina. considerable importation Of
during tho ensuing We always reluctant to sneak
sill, oo uosn to G0f from s but
the public, the situation of the country so far as concerns
Its future supply of food
From Rio Jdneiro and Buenos lures
ny the brig Virginia, captain Hagg, we have recei-
yea wee II" Jane:ro papers to the 9th ult.-containing
Bucnos Ayres dates to the 18th of August
The exports of coffee during the month of Aurust.
amounted to 33 95l bags and barrels of which 2l76
bags were or New York, 246I for Norfolk. and 1896
Tor Baltimore. Sugar, GIL boxes, 1897 barrels, and
95 bags; of which to New York 4O5 barrels No
other to the United States. HIDES I6438, of which
4785 10 New York, and 765 to Baltimore
The DiaTo Mercantil states that for some time
back the launches and boats from Ubatuba and other
ports Of the Province of st. Paulo which formerly
supplied the RIO Janeiro ma Ret"with an abundnnce
OF excellent coffee. had been seen in that harbor
IN consequence of an mpoitic and burdcnsome mea
sure adopted by the government in relation to duties
violent gale occurred at Rio Janeiro on the last
day of August and LIST of September, accompanied
with heavy thunder and rain. Several vessels at
anchor IN the Bay, dragged and drove ashore among
bw n Yas MOI brig cse and an American
trees were torn up by the roots and Others entirelv
stripped of their foliage. The Portuguese brig 18th
OF May went ashore at the Isle es Cobras, and was
lost. Cargo saved in damaged state.
The o! binary session of the General Lepislativ,
Assembly was closed on the Sd September by the fol-
lowing a, .ie,-. s.,,- s. .tsss t,e FL z--
SPEECH FROM, THE THRONE
August and honorable Representatives of the Brasil
ian Nation.
1t becomes my duty to signify to the General As
seinoy my regret that The time appointed for the
close of this has arrived without the mass, no
q ~ Ich Tho fnt;o, 60
demands,-which had recommended, and whichtbe
wh"e nation anticipated from the patriotism of its
Represent tives
1t devolves upon me, as first dnd most Interested
IN the prosperity OF Brazil, to apply prompt and
legal remedy to the evils of the country, and consid
erng the urgency and indispensable necessity of GER
tam legislative measures which pending, and
others winch the critical circumstances of tho nation
demand, | huve' resnlvpd to convoke General AZ
semby Extraordinary. for the consideration of those
subjects, which IN the Speech from the Throne I
shall lay before them This session is closed
The Constitutional Emperor and Perpetual Defender
Of Brazil
|. An imperial decree was Issued the same dav com
vokmg an Assembly Elk raordnary, to commence its
sessions on the 9th of September and continue them
I'LL he last OF October, lin order consult the well
fare of the state.'
RIO JANElRo. Sept. 6 We have received Bnenos
Ayres papers to Aug 18th. They contain nothino
OF n,eres' IN addition to what we have already pub
'lshed At Monte Vdeo, the festivities, public reioin
ings and lumnations. account ofthe swearng.n of
the Dew constitution, continued with the utmost
splendor. The description ofthem we do not COW
LOT want OF rooms ON and Will only say, that nothing
could exceed the JOY and patriotism which was man,
ifested by the Montevidians. The BRAZILIAN Consul
kept an open house and free table for the space of
one week r -
Buenos tyres Market .4ug H. gtu
Spanish Doubloons, SIi7 lI8; Patriot do 115a
ll6: Spanish Dollar 6a Z; Six per cent public
funds, rs 7S per cen Exchange on LoEdon "a for
l. on the u States, 13a per cent; Flour, 10 7s per
barrel e7ll,z sf r.
eFa Rio Janeiro, Sept. q, $780,
we are experiencing the effecrs of violent tenn
pest. i haveJust heard thata Portuguese shin has
gone down at her anchors, and indeed the Storm has
been committing the most dreadful ravaoes S;noo
my arrival m his country have never experienced
the weather so cold as has been for the last two
days. 5qsrgel's 70 - ~
P. S-Since preparing the above We sbora
been politely furnished with Buenns Ayres letters IN
Aug 18th, Mont evldeo'to the 3ist and Rio Janeiro
to Sept 7h. - 81 soz s.sa1 - > - 800.
sH' Busaos tyres, Aug? 1e 1880.
Our political affairs maintain a threat enino annear.
ance and business cannot be expected fo-be acfyas
before We are sure offranquty and peace nor then
except IN proportion TO reduced resources 80 =
Oaionte pideo, Aug. 22,183O
Gen RIVERA will be President. He is not n
bad man, if he would pu his adviser Don Obs aside.
august 3lst.-Our currency. owing TO the expoy-ia
tatlon, lately, of large of specie to Brazil
ana me introduction of copper coin defiance of
the law has suffered depreciation and the fs.r
OF Its continuance, has excited a lust alarm anon,,
the commercial community Petitions have IN con-
sequence been preferred u the government, recon-
nendng the adoption of measures that may be like
~ TO remedy the growing evil. These circumstan-
ces have served for the moment to s1epress our
trade and suspend transactions which would other.
wise take effect.
Rio Janeiro, September Z, $780,
hngs al Buenos Ayres wear the aspect of ap-
preaching political disorder and no reance can he
placed upon that market. That of Monteyideo is
too small to have important influence on business
10 Tins quarter; and increased embarrassments here.
from the condition of our currency, lead us to an
prebend very bad state of things You NAV az
least count on limited supplies causing reduction
in prices Indeed we consider ii our duty to dis
courage all shipments to this place The trade of
the place has fallen off one half within three veare
There Is yet .grea extravaganza and change Of
things moral, commercial and political, in pro-
gross, whicb must occasion general embarrassment