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VERY LATE FROM South AMERIcA.-Two fast
sailing vessels, the Oriole, Captain Barstow, and
Mary Chiffon, Captain Corning, arrived yesterday
from Rio de Janeiro, with the Jor'sol do Com
mercio to the 4th ult inclusive.


The American frigates Raritan and Congress had
arrived at Rio from the River Pla.e-the former on
the I'd and the latter on the 4th. They left the
Plate in company, proving the Raritan to be the
fastest saier.


The brig OF war Bainbridge was also at Rio


On the lst OF January, Congress was opened by
the Emperor in person, who read short speech
from the throne. 1t announced that the health Of
the Princess Januaria had induced him to consent
that she should pass year in Europe-that quiet
was restored in the province of Alagoas-and that
a speedy result of the like nature was expected in
the province of Rio Grande.


The news from Rio Grande is, that a battle was
fought ON the l4th Of November between ll7O I'm
peria troops and HOO rebels. 1t resulted in the
defeat of the latter who left on the field 100 killed.
and nearly 300 prisoners, including 33 officers, the
Secretary of the Treasury Of the Republic. with a
great quantity of munitions of war and 3O0 horses.


Only three of the Imperalists were wounded.


The comet was seen at Rio de Janeiro for two
hours, ON the 25th and 26th of Dec


The frgate Raritan left Montevideo on the l7th
Of December. On the 18th, that place was bonn.
barded by Oribe. Over 100 twenty-four pound
balls were thrown into the city, "doing' as the
Chinese would say, "great slaughter" by killing
one child, and woundinga few harmless individuals


We find in the .ormol, the shipments Of coffee
for the last three years.


Shipped in ls44. ......"...........ba bags l,a7l 022


!" ls43. .......... ......... 7" l,lsS, ,646


l842. Observation-Disclosures. $50


Of the aggregate shipment, 642 1895 bags were
forwarded by six houses in Rio, Wis
Phipp & Brothers. ........ '....... bags l27 l2
c. Coleman Co. +" sos
Maxwell, Wright & Co. .................. /" 1885
+. LIE Breton & Co. .................... p" 1888
Schroeder Co. -. ....... ...... ...... Z" 9l845
Miller, LIE Cog & Co. .......... +" $4,000


These shipments show gradual increase.