VERY LATE FROM MONTEVIDEO


AND RIO JANEIRO.
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We learn from Capt Hutchins of the brig
Midas, arrived at Hampton Roads yester-
day from Montevideo, and 42 days from
Rlo Janeiro, that the Brazilian squadron,
consisting of the Don Pedro "a, the new
Frgate and a Sloop of war, together with
several transports and 1000 troops sailed
rom Rio on the Oath November, for Rio
Grande with the Emperor on board, who
was determined to carry his point in the
South. An embargo was laid in Rio on the
10th Nov. in consequence of the preparations
for this expedition and was not re moved un-
til the 9th, three days after it had sailed.


The Constitutional Wing, published at
Richmond Va. of the 18th instant says


The Senatorial Election resulted to-day in
the election of John Tyler, Governor of
Virginia.


For Tyler. lis, Randolph l1o, scattering
2.


A wide latitude was taken in the nomina
tons, and much heat exhibited on both
sides. The result was received by the
Lobby with cheers-The question turned
on Mr. Randolph's department since his e.
lection to the Senate of the United States.