Baillnlorc. Map II.
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Ba'llnsOrc, Jiag il.

 h'o de Janeiro.-The ship London Packet, Robinson, arrived at this port yesterday in 45 days from Rio de Jan. elfo. The editors the American have a file of the Literary lnteligencer to the l7th March. inclusive. it is stated that the Emperor and suite returned to Slo de Janeiro Oil the Ilth March. from their visit to the interior, and were re- ceiyed with enthusiasm by the inhabit- ants.-liis journey through the empire was not, however, without some evil dences of dissatisfaction among the peo- pie. At the city of Ouro Preto, in the mining districts he issued a proclama- ton in which lie says:-

 ."Thereexistsa disorderly party, who, taking advantages Of circumstances sole y aPpertaining to France, endeavors to deceive you with inyeetive against my inviolable and Sacred Person, and a. gainst the Government, with the intent Of representing in Brazil scenes of hor- TOT, aud covering her with mourning :; with the intent of placing themselves in office, and satiating their vengeance and private passion dispite of the welfare of their country, which is never consider ed by those who have followed the re- volutianary systcm.'

 Some slight disturbances had also ta- ken place in Rio, but were soon quell- ed.

 Complaints were still made against the iage amount of copper money circuia- ton.

 Between the 9th January and the 18th March, nineyessels from Baltimore, and seven from other ports in the Unit ed States, arrived at Rio de Jaueiro, with an aggregate amount of 30,SS5 barrels of Flour.