EMIGRATION TO CANADA has this year increased
1858 over last year.
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LATE FROM SOUTH AMERIcA.-We have received
by the brig Henry, arrived yesterday, file OF the
Buenos .9rts Packet to the 1st of June


Baron Duffaudis, the new Minister from France,
rived at Buenos Ayres the Both of May in the French
steam frigate Fulton,


Mr. Mande Vile, the recalled British Minister, had the
audience Of leave the 7th; and the sth Mr. Ouse.
ley, the new Minister, presented his credentials.


The Packet says that the matters in controversy with
Brazil in train for amicable adjustment The Monte
Vdeans who took refuge in the Brazilian territory had
been disarned, and exPresident Rivera had been
duced under scor from the town of !Pelotas in the
Province OF Rio randc General Oribe had proclaimed
an amnesty, inviting the fugitive Monte videans te
turn in peace and safety.


These papers were brought by the brig Henry Cap
tam Means no reports, information from the u, s.
Consul that thirtytwo sail OF British and French me
of war were assembled in the river with more than
1000 troops on board, and IL expected that they
would blockade the port saptain Means sailed on the
9th ofJune, and something extraordinary may have oc
Cured between that date and the date of the latest Pack
et. Certainly there is nothing mentioned in the Packet
which could lead to the idea of blockade being pro-
bable.


Captain Means reports that the brig Emily Tomlinson
of Salem refused entrance into the port of Buenos
Ayres because she had been spoken while passing
Monte vdeo by the United States sloop Of war Boston
which put some letters on board.