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from Rio de Janeiro, brings advices from that CAPT
tai to the s2d September. Commercial matters
were much in the same state as at the date of the
previous accounts. Markets for American produce
dull and overstocked, and the produce of the coun-
try scarce and high. We learn that nothing of a
positive character had spred, relative to the ter


mination of the war between Buenos Ayres and
Brazil and in opposition to the rumors VIII; -
have heretofore reached us, favorable to peace =
the fact of the departure from Rio. short time j,


fore the Dumfres left, of General Lecor, who san