Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-13

EXCHANGES Rather heavy. On London the ,.riac 70.
~ cts; Hamburg So Considerable specie is shipp,nr
Inc rate Of interest money p.ne paper large sumo
BUSINESS GENER tILy-Was animated in all lepau
men's sustained more particularly tins frum the
west 'ho u Clnal Gu winch business has just commenced
From the Baltimore American
RIO DE JANEIRO.
The ship London Packet Robinson, arrived at this
port yesterday in as DAYS from Rio dc Jancro The
editors OF the American indebted to the potcness
OF tho supercargo, MIR. William Pecrkin for file OF
the Literary Inelligencer to the 18th March, inclusive
II is stated that the Emperor and suite TO Rio
dc Janero the llth March, from their visit the i'll
terror and received with enthusiasm by the nhab
itants. His journey through the empire not, howe
YER, without evidences of dissatisfaction among
tho people, At tho city of Ouro Preo, in tho mining
districts, he issued proclamation i'll which he SAYS
''Thcrc exists dsordorly party, who taking advan-
tage OF circumstances solely nPpertninng to France
cndcavourcd to deceive you with nvectves against
fnvioabe and Sacred Person. and against the Govern
ment, with the intent of representing in Brazil of
horror and covering her with mourning with the intent
OF placing themselves Office and satiating their
gcancc and private passions in dspo of the welfare
their country, which is considered by those who
have followed the revolutionary system"
Some slight disturbances had also taken place in Rio
but were soon quecd
Complaints still made against the large amount
Of copper money in circulation.
Between the gath January and the l3llI March, nine
vessels from Baltimore and seven from other ports in
the United States, arrived a: Rio de Janciro, with
aggregate amount of sc, 5S5 barrels of Flour.
The editors have been kindly favoured with the an
ncxed letter, dated
''RIo DE JANEIRo, March 10, 1881
every thing continues in the dull when
last addressed you. We have had several arrivals of
-FOUR stock may be computed about 81, 900 bar
rcls; rates rule at $4,000 $4,000 in quality These
may be considered retail prices only for the bakers only
supply themselves from hand to mouth they hold
ing back their purchases under the impression at P
must decline. We have no outlets TO santos, Rio
Grande, &c. those places beng stocked as already
advised
A c, Of prime quality Coffee was sold at I200 4n3OO
O,u.r pu1,lar frctS
Tho political nnaIrs OF this country tho present
moment very unfavourable aspect There arc
two strong parties here the Brazians and Portuguese
and much party spirit cvinced the occasion of
the Examinations the return of tho Emperor from
the interior. having been absent two three months;
blows exchanged, some killed, and many wounded.
Fhc former much cxaspcrated, being under the i'm
preston that the Emperor leans to the side of the latter
both vengeance. We arc however at present tran
quill in the city, but much fear that shall have
serious disturbances not only here but in all the pro-
vinces."
Prices Current, Rio de .Janeiro, March 10
Flour, l4Nal6N gin, per gal 800 rs; hams 22Oi pork,
26l; soap, yellow, Id. $50 RS.
Coffee, LIST. quail. 3S50a4ll00 per arr; I'd quality,
8n5OO; hides Rio Grandc 29Ou3lO rs River Plate 295a
3l5; horns, l6la26N
Foreign ArrioaIs.-Consiierabe anxiety is felt for
further advices from Europe, and some are impatient
at the "delay Of the packets" II should be recoec
Ted that last accounts brought by Ships which
had remarkably quick passages. Last year. on the
18th of April, the packet ships Columbia, Dciano,
from London and Caledonia Rogers, from Liverpool,
arrived furnishing London dates of the 3ist Of March
and Liverpool Of the LIST of April. We then
without any further ad'ices until the 25th of May,
when tho Canada arrived with London dates of the
2Ist Of April, and Liverpool OF the Esd. This year
Il c Columb a, and Caledonia, both arrived on the
Odd OF April, having made the psssage IN II days
The next vessels expected are the pack ships John
Jay and Charlemagne, both of which were TO sail in
company from Liverpool the 9th Of April.
We do anticipate any very important intelligence
from Europe by the next, even the succeeding
arrival. in regard British affairs, nothing of
ent would probably transpire until the third Reading
ofthe Reform Bill should be called up-for which pur-
pose the 18th of April had been esisnat ed and
the debate will doubtless be renewed, IL likely
that the packet OF the Oh will bng the result Nor
dates of our last advices from the Continent any events
will there uansFirc which will positively determine the
great question Of peace war. Count Diebilch,
having drawn his forces into the ncighborhood of the
Polish capital, waiting for better weather for
the re.commcncemcnt OF hostile operations--probably
supposing that IN the mean time some terms of &C
communication might be arranged. he Russian com,
mander would doubt feel disposed to War
saw from the destruction which would result from
siege and bombardment. The stoI les that we have
had Of Russian atrocities, ferOcious and wanton, almost
without parallel either gross exaggcraiicne, OF
altogether All wars have their attendant hor
winch need No eXaggerAon, and servlle wars II
particular.
Touching the anticipated war between France and
Austria, do not ,link that the mere circumstance
of the entrance Of the Austrian troops into Bologna
VIII he tie Of an immedate rupture Austria will
not hazard with France single handed, and the
arts Of diplomacy viii probably be put IN requisl or
until the powers of the north shall have maturet
their plans. The Poles must first be subdued, Ana
in doing this the Autocrat may very likely avail him
self Of the opportunity Of transporting some three
hundred thousand troops this side of the Nistua'
act as circumstances may afterwards require.
II is rnmorcd, here. that the Office If Attorney
General has been rendered TO IlcNRy 81. GEORGI
TUcKEH, ol VTcuia AID declined by him lie woui'
lave filed the Office wrh great rcspcctabny.
National hi,ihgcncer.
Mr. LpyfNGsroS, otr United States Senator from
LOUISIANA, who reached this city few days ago. hal
entered upon The discharge of the duties Of Secte
tary of State, IN place of Mr. VAS BUREN, resigned
4 vacancy il thus created N tn represent atIor
oftho State OF LOUISIANA 10 tho Senotc.--hat IN
On Monday lest he Righ; lion Mr. VAUGHAN
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