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l Ian minister III tue OOuti u d. @1-lG>r rdnI


had formerly represented his country in


Spain and Sweden. Gregor. a Sco,chman
by birth. also died recently at Caracas.
| There has been an increase IN exporta-
| tion from Porto Cabello to the L. States


during the last quarter. over the coTreSpon.
ding quarter of year before. CT SIS 600


The imports diring that quarter were
S35. I22, on which the duties were 5I7 600
and tue amount OF free articles was ~ $50
ENGLAND AND BRAzIL-We have fire.
queutly alluded to the question ofthe right
of search. as having created difficulty Nc;
only between this conntry and Great
Britain, but between the latter and BAIL.


We have already stated that the treaty De
tween the two counties By which the slave
trade was recognized n piracy, and the
mutual rig bit of search was granted. has
expired by It's own limitations; aud Iha,
the British Government IN August iaSr, Al
:hough the treaty has not been renewed or
10 any way extended. passed law to exer-
else the same rights over the ships and sea
men of Brazil


The Baltimore American has received.
in Rio Janeito paper. the protest of the
Brazilian Government against this act =
The Minister argues the matter al some
length. and concludes by declaring ia. the
ACT of the British Parliament * oppossd -
the most clear and positive principles of 'he
la ~ OF ratlons. and IS an infringemen, g. ,ae
sovereignty and Independence ol Brsz'-
as well as those of other nalions.H lie lGs-aes
declares that Brazil Will not recosnlz= any
ofthe consequences Of theabove nentioRel
act, except as to The result of force and vio>
lence, for which satisfaction will be deman-
ded.