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I co de Audrada. oB account of their par { lticipalion in the events which led 10 the dissolution. at the canuou's mouth. oI 1 the Constituent Assembly in that month. i They remained n France for a number Of years. under the espionage, as it was saE.nesea- q the French Gavernment. and were only permitted 10 return to Brazil within sile last two CT three years. Antonio Carlos is native of tie Pro vince ef St. Paul, is man Of talents, sas implicated Tn the revolution at Per nanbuco during the time of tle King, and has always been considered asa Re l publican. although, nnder the Imperial Government, he professedopPosite prin- IciPles.

 1 The Brazilian Cockade is yellow ard i green. Ii seems that the rival parties distinguish thems Ives by q tFansposi- ton of the colors, the one placing the yellow, and other the green, 1T the cen lire. Ii nas said that the Assembly WAS about 10 settle this point by decree. On the 25th of May aH order was is- sued by the Adjutant.G General, for all officers to repair to their quarters on the appearance of any tumsit, and pro 1 hibiting line marching ont of any body of without orders fromllead quarters On the 2sth of May the Camara, or City Council, issued the following proc lamaiiot.

 BRAvn [ FELLow-CTTIzEss or Rro!

 After the glorious political events of the ever-memorable days of the Sixth and Seventh of April, which your hero ism accomplished, and whiel, argued So l flattering and brilliant future for the great Brazilian fa5niiY. tile Municipal Camara of this Capital has seen, with grief. that your minds are rot yet tran quiilized perhaps because the melior- aiions anticipated have not marched i with that aeeeleration which you have judged necessary for your well-being. ! The taneere recognizes as you do, the necessity of reforms-hke sou, suffers ] the evils with which the past Govern- ment purposely endeayored to annilii- late us; hul you, as we'll as the Camara. ought also to recognize the inpossibility of efecting, in so short space of time, meliorHtiohs and reforms which neces- sarily must take the course marked out in the Constitution 10 which we have sworn. The Camara, participating with you in the same evils, is about to bring into the view Of our worthy Represen- tatives the principal objects of your dis pleasure. Confde, fellow-citizete, in the wisdom of our General Assembly, who hare sn many times given the most decided proofs of their Brazilianism.- Let us wait for the wholesome measures of our worthy Representatives, elected from amongst us. They cannot, nor ought not, 10 have interests different from ours. They know our necessities. they will cause them to cease. Do not actpreeipitately. No, dear F,minenses. { People of Rio,) do not permit your- selves to be illuded, if you wish the hap piness of your country, if you wish that Brazil should forever be nation of he roes. You were heroes on the Can1no of Honor. and you will yet be such, if prudence regulates yoursteps. Sustain the Constitution, that sacred code. Be obedeT,t to the law-respect the consti- tuted authorities. Only in this way can we be happy: for, if, on the contrary, we should be carried from precipice to pre- cipice, we shall fall into total annihiIa- ton. And shall this be the result of so many labors, fo which you have exposed yourselves, for the salvation of the ceun- try? isths the spectacle which we are to present to the civilized nations who are looking on us with admiration? Ger tainly not. Your are BraziIians, and the nations will vet have to admire your r Eadenee, yoar adhesion and respect 10 the laws. Pipa onr Holy Religion!-

 Fiea the Brazilian Nation l- Fiva the General Legislative Assembly !-Visa. the Constitutional Emperor, Pedro the cond.-Viea tue Brave People of Rio!

 [Signed by the Members.

 Since the foregoing was written. in-. talligenee has been received from Rio de Janerio down to the 18th of June.

 The Permanent Regency was ap- pointed on the 18th, to hold their offices until the ist of December, le44, when the young Emperor will have reached his majority. They consist of

 General Lima, oi Rio de Janeiro;

 Castro Carvalho, of Bahia;

 .ioao branho Moniz, ef AIaraHhasss. 2

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