BRAZIL.
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Advices from Msranham, says the n. Y. Ev.
Post, received at Salem, state that the authorities
and principal inhabitants of that place, who had
about the middle Of July declared against the re-
establishment of despolsm in Portugal, and in
favour of the new lnperial Government, were
able, OH the arrival OF Lord Coclrane about the
LIT Of August, to carry their views INTO efiect-
para had also ioined them on the 1lth The
whole controu, it it said, was in the hands OF his
lordship, who carried matters with high hand,
seizing the ships and property OF the European
Portuguese merchants, amounting to about one
million OF dollars, and sending it TO Rio for aiu.
dicatinn. He had also imprisoned several ner-
chants, and the business Of the place had in con-
sequence greatly relaxed