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forming part of Poland. revolutionary movements may be tiIe consequepcc.-t We give tho above intelligence without. in any way guaranteeing the fact; and sincerely hope thereports are.uitrue. of Prussia having formed an alliance. with Russia, in the guilty scheme of cndcayoring to subjugate the brave Poles.

 RENOVATION IN BRAZIL.

 Addiction aud FHght Qf the Enperor.--. Theship Capt. Stanton, arrived at NeW ! orlS May 2l, having sailed from Rio Janeiro.on the Sth of April. She brings very important intelligence of revo- luton in Brazil. The troops had joined the people-all was in confusion wheh. she sailed. The Emperor, Don Pedro. had addicted in favor of his son, child about seven years old. The meas ure, however, did not quiet the public mind, and the Emperor had fled, having got on board of an English frigate off the harbor. II was not knownwherc he sailed for. We have been politely favor ed with extract of letters.

 Rio Jaueiro, 7h .4prH.-A revolution has taken place, and the Emperor has addicted in favor of his son, aid every thing is in a state of uncertainty. The troops have gone over 10 the people.

 l write you in the hustle aid eonfn- sion Of q revolution. The Emperor has abdicated, and NC know not what will take i,iaee-tfoops marching, people armed, &c. &e. l was glad to see your ship of. It is impossible to say what will come next; but l believe pro- perty tobe safe.

 .aprd 7th.-Gentlemen: The Augus- ta, smiling tomorrow, atlol,.9 ne an op- Portunity of communicating to you, if brief summary, sonic very important changes in the political relations of this country. His Majesty returned from his tour about the 18th ult..afer issuing a proclamation to the people of the in- terior provinces, betraying every symp- tom of alarm. Upon his arrival in this +city. preparations were made for the eel ebration of the event. During those celebrations, several parties of Brazil ians avowcd their determination to sup port the Emperor no longer than he re- mained constitutional; ana some msun- derstanding having taken place between them and the Portuguese, the question at once arose whether Portuguese had d right to interfere in the celebration of |the return of the Brazilian Emperor, (who is native of Portugal,) CT the af- fairs of Government. To decide this question. resort has been had 10 arms. which, after many alternatepredominaH- .ces of the parties, has resulted in the en- tire defeat of Portuguese machiaations and intrigucs. During these indecisive strifes, the Emperor has thrice changed his Ministry, to suit the tone of the par ty which he conceived had gained the upper hand. Silly man! his race is run. Deserted by his soidiery, who have se- conded the views of the mass of the pco- flc, lie addicted ilis crown this morning, at o'clock, in favor of his son, s.Dou Pedro the 2d, a lad of about five years of age, and has embarked on board the Warspite, a British ship of the line. We are far from being quiet yet; and extreme eonsternatiohi depicted in es- cry eountenaDce.

 Lettsr q .4bdicatton. -"Exercising the right which the Constitution gives me, l declare that. l have voluntarily abdicated 1.-the throne1 in favor of m, dear and beloved son, Don Pedro D'Al- cantara.

 sBona Vista, 7th April, 1891, and of Independence and the Empire the 10th.

 "PEDRO.n

 Mir. Ethan 4. Brown, II. $. Charge d Affairs at Rio, was presented to the Emperor on inc 24th of March, a fort night previous 10 the close of his reign.

 Exertions were still making to recoy- CT the specie lost in the British frigate, Thetis, nearly Sl.000,000 and great hopes were entertained that they would becrowned with success.

 The literary lntelligencer mentions the names of 2S periodicals at Rio Janei- TO, all of which profess liberal princi- pies.

 The 25th of March being the seventh anniversary of swearing to the Copsti-. tuition, was celebrated with every de ofrejoicing. Allthe inhab- itants appeared not only with the na- tional cockade, but were decored with