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The following impor,sn, information from Bue
nos .fyres and Psrnambuco, was received per ship
Mary at Norfolk. The Mary left Buenos Ayres
18th June, and Pernambuco 18Th July.


"The markets at Buenos Ayres and Pernambuco
Of very great importance to the shippers of
United States produce at the former place Flour
was S IL per barrel. bot was subject to duty oil
81, and after The 18th Of July The operation of
law which amounts prohibition OF the article al
toeether--the impression, however. was, that the
non importation law would be repealed before it
went into operation. Al pernambuco -four was at
Il per bbl quick Goldfish, per hox, z Coffee,
per 100 lbs. IA; Sugar, l2; and Mnlasses, IS cts.
per gallon. All the crops on the coast, from the
River of Plate to Rio Janeiro and Pernambu, were
cot off the last season by the drought and locusts,
and The opinion Of the well inlormed was, that foui
would be from 90 to S 25 per barrel a, Buenos Ay
res the present season. The above quotations ATE
eorrooora,ed by letters received T. Baltimore by th,
Mary, dated iaerDamouco Jolly l5.o


Jhe Political information is mt devoid Of inter
as ii states that the revolu,ionsts were success
inl in he frs, engagemtni, which took place ealy
N June, the Brszians having been compelled 10
retreat into tie city OF Monte,ideo. The reinforce
menis, mentioned above, reached the City subae-
quentlY TO the affair." and four sail OF armed vessels
tbrigs from Rio arrived to protect the trade OF The
river Egra, branch OF the La Plata THIS river
Y appears, has hitherto been under the give nment
"f The Banda Oriental who would suffer produce TO
ascend it, but never any, even money TO descend
i. The Bra2iaps have now in keeping, and are
regulating i, in a way TO suit their views.


5srfrnct Of letter from the United states Con-


sat at Iangiers, .Rorocco to a gentleman in


.'tongomery Coanty, Penn dated 1925


:" have heard ,ha, ii has been published in The
newspapers in the United States, that had taken
band Of patriotic Spanard, under my protection
@ho flew from their native land, to TINS, as place
Of refuge That is not the case--they have always
oeen under the protection of the Moorish Gag.
The Bashaw Of this place has done of benevo
lence towards them tina, have endeared h,m 10 me-
He in return is my fiend-i would trust my life.
my liberty, and all | have in bis power-H His noble
Ness OF soul would do honor to every man III cxs
'ence-,hese deeds exalted by the confirmation
81 The King Muuy Add ahaman, King oi the
Moors, and protector of suffering Distress


The Apostolcal Vicar of Chill. has made impor
ans reductions in the religious festivals hitherto OBJ
served in that country, on account OF their great
Number, and Ior the purpose of securing to the re
naming ones better observance. Thl, is done by
she authority delegated by Pore Leo XII The
Gays OF rigid and solemn observance reduced To
eleven besides he sabbaths and the festivals o the
patron saints of towns and villages, &c. trans
erred to The sabbaths following.