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Ball'morc Patnot, Friday.


late, from South America.


The folio 2inn eStactJ see make nom letter
from RIO Jarei-o, dated ..uausr %.


Provisions ure very high-Pork and Flour ale
scarcer than they have been this season WITH the
exception OF April. when they were in greater de-
mand than nu~ Csrgoes OF foreign produce are
expected daily, which nearly all sold already ut
u high price.


Actounts OF the wars from The interior are very
incorrect, so | cannot tell you any thing about
| hem bat from tue neigFihorns provinces have
| little news for YOU. From the North, in Pernan'
buco snd thr:cabouts II Is all quletne.s ana ofder
aGd the psoiGants SAID 10 nave tie most per-
feet love !or the Emperor.


The frosinces III lhe North West are a lilue DIS
| affected, wItaQut however any cause, Icing full OF
| olI!u ed Rebels driven from The Dining Districts.
| The Province Of the Mines is very quiet and the
| Mines in successful operation. From ,he We 81
there is 10 news whatever. From the Southern
| Provinces have confused eccounl, and nGthl.g
| certain from Buenos Ayres. The news from Rlo
Graude is that u war win Buenos Ayres is nevta-
Bile, and whether Brazil has declared war with BueIo3
Ayres not tell, but that troops have been
ana are being banded and sent 10 The South, know
very vel However, US soon any 'hnS imPor.
TINT occurs, YOU shall know ii.


THREE WEEKS LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA
| We bave the Bueuos Ayres British Packer TO Au-
gust 3: cuT latest previous sdv!ces being TO Juy H.
| No event OF importance in the waf is recorded IN
| the Packet; ihoa. may infer FROM some vi lis
comments hat some Improvement has taken place
| Ia The condi,ioL OF the ki'eista party. SeEor faZ,
the late comCianjer-in .chlct in the city OF Monte
| Video, had arrived II Rio Janeiro the l6;h Of
| Juy The Bre2Iiun Government hid thought pro-
per, on his arrival, 10 publish declaration OF lis
neu;ia! policy an" de,erminaa ION and had ordered
| some additional 'esseis oi war 10 the harhor ci
Monte Vldeo, to protect The lives and properly Of
| BraZilians.


The GaceM Jltrcaa.ii was publishing series Of
| long articles deny ins aud attempting TO disprore
the alleged sauguinary atrocities committed, some
time ago, by order Of Rosas, at least under his
authority; and insisting, also, that equal greater
atrocities were committed by "lhe ruthless, detes-
table Uni,arans." Commercial Adv.


FRoM THE RIVER OF PLArE-The report that
Brazil is about to interfere in the controversy be-
tween Buenos Ayres and Monteyideo seems to
be gaining ground in both Of those places. We
give extracts from letters from each Of them, re-
ceived in Boston, referring 70 this rumor.
| BUENOs AIaEs. Angus; s. 1874.
video wch stated rupture between the BIazl! and this Go
rement than prbibe there Yas quite IN excite
nnent IN our specie and exchange market last week.
| hioSrEyIpEo. August l. !Sf,


Business continues dull end sales every day more dii-


In political situation no change whatever has taken
|
take hand this question and settle for The appear
favor vi tbs report for they have cent several
marines besides which, same Others eNeec,ed We hope
such nay be the cas otherwise this war likely TO last much
longer.


FRoM GuADALoupE.--Capt. Coffin, of brig Sc
bago, at Portland from Guadaoupc, states that
he was in sight of Bassaterre, on the 2bth of Au-
gust, from II o'clsck, A. NJ. 10 10 P. NJ (being
lae day on which, by an arrival st Baltimore from
Antigua few days since, fire is reported 10
have occurred at the former p,ace,) and that 1T
that time, no appearance or indication OF such
FIRE there was visible. Boston Courier.


NAvAL-FRou THE PAcIrIc-'rhe United States
| ship United States, Captain Stribling, from Callao
July l6, and Rio Janeiro August 81, arrived at Bos
| ton on Thursday. The Savannah would sail n
few weeks for the Sandwich Islands, California and
| West Coast OF Africa. The Shark daily ex-
peeled from Panama. Thr sioops OF war Leyant
| aud Warren were absent on n cruise 10 the Sand
wich Islands and the North. west Coast The United
States sailed from Rio Janero in company with the
| ftiga,es Rar!lan and Congress, aud brig Banbndge
| on short experimental cruise. The United States
store ship Pioneer sailed from Rio Janeiro Aug. H.
and ,he ship Cyane On the l9th, both for Norfolk.
! On the 9TH Of July martial law proclaimed al
! Callao and in the whole province of Lima, by Don
| Doninge Elias, who at the head OF affairs. Gen.
Castillo, with an army OF 5000 men, had approached
| within few leagues OF Lima. Negotiations were
pending between Elias and Castillo, and hopes
entertained that an armstice would be agreed upon
| About the Goth Of June embargo was laid on
ali the vessels al Callao. II was raised about July
lst. As affairs continued unsettled, business Of all
| kinds was dull


The following are the United States vessels on
the China station, June 10Th -Figate Brandywi
| aag ship OF Commodore Parker-sloop Of war ST.
Louis, Commander Iilton, and the brig Perry, Lieut.
| CONS. Keith


The U. S. frigate Macedonian was oil Quito, coast
OF Africa June II. The L. S. sloop Of war Decatur
was Of Po Pc, on the same coast, July TO-


TIE STEAMER Kosclusxo.-Tne New. Haven
Journal has few additional particulars in rela.
tion to this steamer. About once hth OF her
freight was thrown overheard, valued at about
| $4,000. There were about 80 passengers on
board. SIX OF whom were ladies' One lady having
twins was told she must not attempt TO save her
infants II the boat went Ec pieces and they were
washed from her-but her reply was Like that
from any mother If my children drown l will
perish In the attempt 10 save them" Some 10
tons OF railroad naIs were in the cabin, which
operated as excellent ballast The Hartford
fines says:


An hoalS absndoHed the hope Of getting on shore BY
and her fires pu, out Aceodngl, prspaIaons for wreck


sad Cher e hat would SWIM Tefe prepared par With
attached 10 ne and IN this way the patssnserl and
y
The raves Constantly dashnE her. Under these
CIRCUMSTANCES change OF wnd occurred and hbal
effort ur6e her anchorage, Shch barely
cee1e Ali The loose timber ofth doors and o!
the promenade deck pat he furnaces, and
enough raised the boat In this way sh. was.
much difficulty. taken anchorage neer Cranes
Point l. l. arriving about o'c!ock P. M Sunday
Capt, LsievIe shore small boat. bot rnsbe
l the account OF another change
oi wind and the heavy lie lighted hres shore how
ever. guide thcse board, case the boat
wrecked.


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