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Disturbances at PerndmbucO.-The Journal of Commerce publishes the following letter froma Cap stain Adams, an American, who has recently escap1 Fed from unjust imprisonment in Pernambuco: SrosrNeros, (Coss.) Oct. g. Dear Sir-I now have the pleasure to inform you ghat am out of the power of those vile unjust and Oppressive beings, who are known by the name of 5Brazans, and have arrived in my native land of Lii Iberty This was occasloned by an instruction n| sPernambuco on the 10th of September. The troops

 rose in rebellion took possession of the city, bowed pup their magazines, and pundered the town at thei spleasure. The morning after they took possession Ethey maciously fired into the prison and killed se everal prisoners. The jaers fled for refuge. The| Soldiers then returning 10 their work of plunder, the sprsoners sawed open the door and made their es1 Fcape walked out with some English gentlemen Swho were also in confinement under the oppession Sof despotism, without any just cause.

 4 When we passed through the streets, there was anot Brazilian soldier to be seen. The soldiers Rand some other vagabonds, were walking delibe- $rately with their plunder in one hand, and gun o Edagger in the other

 a The Brazilian were too cowardly to show the fheads from their houses to que the riot until the bsecond day, when the English and Germans who Ewele there, made the first attack. They were them 9bacled by a few Brazilians, and regained possess ksion of the city. About two hundred soldiers were tkilled and several hundred made prisoners, and put q lon board of English merchant vessels The loss

 was estimated at more than $2 000 000 the greater part of which, it was expected, would be sustained eby English merchants.

 ' found welcome reception on board an English &brig commanded by Capt R. Dixon, where Intend Fed to stay until the American soop of war arrived, (which was expected every day :; but whaling

 schooner the Breakwater) stopped there for water, Ewhch was bound to Stonngton. was then ad- Nvised by the American aud English gentlemen to go ghome in her, which did Your ob't serv't, M. ADAMS.