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NORFOLK. January 49, Outrage on american
taizens at Rio.-We lea n from Capt Hu,chens uf
The brig Midas, that serious disturbance took place
at Kio Janeiro, a few day. previous TO his saiing in
November lost in conse quence OF the imptessnent
OF a man who represented himself to be an A .seri.
can.


a midshipman OF the U. S. Ship Cyane. who
was experimenting some workmtn iom the ship, in
making or repairing mast, whilst demonstrating
with the press-gang against the impressment OF A
merican seamen. was violently assaed by the Com
mandant OF the Arsenal, by blow which nearly
telled him to the ground he instantly returned The
compliment, and laid his assaiiant at his feet Du-
ring this afffay the press gang arrived with mus.
kels, bayonets, sc. attacked the MIdshipman and
beat him severely. Lieut.. Levy. first the Cyane,
who came to the scene of conflict, was also wound
cd ~ the bayone,s of the press gang. Capt. Huch-
e"s' Mate and men were pressed by the gang ;
and the Captain of Brig belonging 10 New York,
was taken by these marauders, and carried beyond
The suburbs OF the town, all oil them however, were
subsequently released. Beacon