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LATER FROM RIO JAxElgo-By tie bark Col.
Howard, Captain Prentice, arrived last evening
we have Intelligence TO Esd July, and the polite
ness Of MIR. F. G. Foster, passenger we are in-
aeb:ed fo- the following intelligence.


The insurrectionists in the province OF St. Paul
are said TO be entirely subdued AFTER nune,o ors
battles, in which the Government troops, consist
ing chiefly OF rulattocs, fought with surprising
valor. All the country is in IN unusually quiet
state. The Province OF Minos Is not vet reduced
TO submissions, although the insurgents in thai
Province are in e state of inactivity. The bridges
betwe that Province and Rio not yet repaired,
and consequently not much has been positivel.
a.certained: bur it IS general: thought That thsy
will soon Weld TO the Imper;alists. There wcr'
about 40 prisoners tuken 10 France Qnstcad OF
Lisbon, as before stated, amopg whom were sonr
very eminent citizens of Rio Janeiro. The cause
of this is said to have been the discovery OF great
quantity of arms ofall kinds in house OF q dis
tinguished citizen. Pajnu formerly an officer
under the Government, was a,aong those thrown
into prison at Rio.


Times are uncommonly dull a, Rio, and freishts
low


The United States sloop of war John Adams,
Ca plain Conoyer, was in psrt, having returned
from cruise, but was to sail soon for The East
coast of Africa.


The minds of the citizens are nov at case re-
.pecting any farther insurrcctionary movements.


The CANADA RtorERs.-The Niagara Chroni,
Gle, of August 81 says that the Jail in that town
is filled with prisoners, taken during the riots on
the Welland Canal They continued their quar-,
rels even in prison, and to prevent murder, il was
necessary to separate the Consaugh ght men and the
Corkonians The Chronicle farther says


The interior Of this district has been in dread
full state, and from all hear is very little better
vet. Bands of dangerous men. armed, are prov
ling about in all directions, torcbly entering thS
dwellings of the inhabitants, and stealing proper
ty of all descriptions, more particularly taking
away all the arms they can lay thar hands upon
One bad feature of the matter is that many o.
them will not work, for we know everalinstances
of employment with reasonable wages having
been offered and refused.