Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-06

raj DuPoteb intelligence was conveyed
from the tfIgate Athlanie, TO all the capl's
Of the French vessels in that port, that
they could proceed to Reuros Ayres.
IL then appears that peace has been
concluded and tina, the French question is
settled, but the conditions Of the treaty are
unknown. The French we're only inform.
ed OF il and advised 10 make the best or il.
The French vessels in this port will, With
on, doubt, improve the opportunity immc.
diately.
There is great deal of fermentation
here against the French in consequence,
and It is supposed they will suffer some.
what.
The vessels in this port are all nearly
ready TO start. II is supposed, on good
authority, that this government will 90 TO
war with that OF Beunos Ayres. Il will
take instant measures to blockade that
| port MS soon as the French leave.
Rivera says that the cause of Rosas
will finish only the point OF the sword.
This news has stopped all commercial
Transactions. The last sale of Flour was
al IL dollars, aud Salt at 8 reals on board.
Exchange on London is.
N. B. have to say that persons on
board Of the Athlan,e assure me that the
conditions OF the treaty concluded between
Rosa' and Mackan are favorable 10 Rosas
and p Ruenos Ayres.
by inns we learn, that as soon as the
Ercnch the Argentine, Rivera will com,
mence operations against them. So they
wllh Gave no peace. Rivera arrived at
itionteviedo on the 9th of October, and
was received. He Immediately assumed
the reins Of government. lie was moving
actively.
The intelligence from The several prav
iuces Of the Brazilian empire is salislac.
tory
| The territory on tho Amapa has been
abandoned by the French.
II was expected that good order would
soon De restored in Maranham, The I'm
perIalists had heen uniformly successful
over the rebels.
| Nothing dec isive had been resolved
from Rio Grande. General Anlrea was
preparing to attack the Rebels. But
Gonsalves said he would only treat with
the Imperial government direct
The attention of the Metropolitan prov
ince had boon almost exclusively occupied
with the voting for the electors who are to
choose the members Of the chamber of The
Legislative Assembly of the four years,
l84l to 1915. M serious disturbance
had taken place. Every thing appeared
! favorable to the present ministers.
Cara was a little excited by the cleo.
tions.
| Rio de Jdner;o Mdrket.-Therc was M
-four in importers hands on the 9Th Nov
All the previous importations had been
sold at the following prices: - Richmond
SIG 400 rs. a SIS, and Baltimore, $l4 a
SIS 80 rs. A considerable part of the
purchases were for transportation to Mon.
teyiedo, and 1000 barrels, included Euro
penn bounds, to New Holland.
! In coffee, the transactions had been as
usual, excessive The shipments in Octo.
Der had been 96,555 bags against Oh ,95l
bags in October last year.
! Exchange on London on the 18th No
yember, was 80 and half. Spanish dol
lars were quoted at 81 700 ST. 720.
Our readers will find here annexed, an
exact copy Of the Geographic testament Of
The late Nicholas Grod We shall merely
add that the Bons given to the legatees by
Mr. Victor Dejoux, have the sums written
in letters ano not in fglres:-N. o. Cou
rier.
A Bon TO the Mayor Of the city of New
Orleans for The sum of "Slo0,O0C
To be appropriated to the build
ing Of an edlfce in the parish
Of Orleans, to bear the mama
Of N. Girod, to receive and
relieve the orphans Of the
French inhabitants OF tho
State Of Louisiana.
A Bon to the Treasurer of tho
Charity Hospital, for 10000
A Bon TO the President Of tho
, Catholic Asylum, 10000
No. ITO Md. G. Bonvard,
born Paidebard, of Bordeaux 100000
/, 5-To Mr., GelIen Paidebard,
a. CRANBERRY, $4,000
6--To Mr.. Joseph Grod, lOO,o0'
ITO Mr. G. Monamat, 50,0Ot
e s--To Mr. A. Niichoud. $4,000
. 9--To Mr. F. Grima, 3O,9Ol
. l0-To MIR ID. Prieur, $1,000
L. To Mr. DOZEN, sen. 20,0O
l2-To Mr. Chas. Claiborne, 10 ,OO
: 49, To Mr. M. Marigny, 1900
l4-To Mde. Widow Sabatier, 2O,O0
!. l5-To- Mr. A. Fourier, 1000
l6--To Mr. +. Rivollet, 1000
9 |l7-To Mr. E. Mazureau, 5000
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