FROM NEW ORLEANS.
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oeVeTdi drUCleS nlntlnS uaTklY al tne
plots and conspiracies. have lately appear
ed in the newspapers at New Orleans /;
and such was the profound and solemn
mystery preserved, that we almost began
Ito think of the horrors of st. Domingo.
We have this morning, however, rsceiv-
ed New Orleans papers to the 22d ut. by
which it appears that it was all humbug
the Mayor, Sheriff. Attorney General,
Pari sh Judge and all, having been imposed
upon by an old black offender, whose OBJ
|ject was to effect an escape amidst the
confusion of his own raising. The fellow
had the adrotness to rally the New Or.


cans Legion into the field, and it appears
that under the pretence of leading Gen.
Laroude and his forces to the encamp-
ment of the conspirators, he gave them a
|wlld-goose chase of about two days, thro
Ia hideous swamp, before they detected the
impostion.-- ". Y. Com. advertiser.
| BRAZIL.-Our latest political adyices
from Rio de Janeiro, says the Boston Pat
riot, state that Iihe projet of constitu-
ton was under discussion in the Cortes
1t recognizes the right of trial by jury; in
violability of person and property tole.
ration of religious opinions, and freedom
OF the press. And should the constitution
want liberality in some of its features, 8
free press and intelligent writer's, will
tend to enlghten the people, and prepare
them for more Republican form of Go
vernment hereafter.


The following is the latest intelligence
from Bahia.


Extract Of letter, dated Bahia, Oct. II


With some slight exceptions our city
is tranquil. A commander in chief Of the
army, appointed by the emperor, has been
sent back to Rio de Janeiro; the troops
refusing to acknowledge him, he not hav-
ing borne any part in the late campaign.-
Since which, Gen. Lima, formerly Col. OF
the Rio troops) who was appointed to the
command on the arrest of Labatal, has re-
\ signed, and is about to return with his re-
giment to Rio de Janeiro. The command
J. ot the army has been assumed by the pro-
vlslonal junta, and in consequence OF some
disattection arising from this change, three
of its members have declined any longer
participating in the government.


We are promised visit from the En-.
peror, measure, which at this moment
would be very polite, and might serve to
unite his subjects and attach them more
firmly to his person.


"A prVet of a constitution has been Of
tered to the General Assembly, which will
Undoubtedly undergo many changes before
it is offered to the people. Considering
the present situation of the country, its
provisions are liberal the most exception
able part is that which prescribes the pow
er ofthe Emperor, to whom, it is thought
by some. too much power is delegated.