The Sun.
London, England, 1859-03-21 00:00:00

SOUTH PACIFIC.

The revolutionary movement in Chili continues.
A Lima correspondent, writing from Valparaiso,
says :—" Atacama continues in the same revolu-
tionary state, and the small force of 250 men and
four guns sent against it by the Government, can
do nothing until reinforced."
On the 21st and 22d the revolutionary move-
ment broke out at Talca, and the revolutionists
fortified themselves in the public square. The
Government have sent 300 men in two steamers to
Constitution, but the result is not yet known. 3
A revolutionary movement is expected to take
place in the province of Arauco.
Another correspondent says :—The revolution
daily gains ground. Copiapo still holds out,
more troops are to be sent to sustain the Govern-
ment cause. The rails of a portion of the railway
have been taken up, so as to stop the communica-
tion with the port of Caldera.
In Valparaiso it is daily expected that the revo-
lution will break out, and great fears are enter-
tained that the mob will commit many excesses.
The editors of the Comercio have offered the
Government security in 50,000 dols. to be allowed
to re-issue their journal, but their request was re-
fused.
Bolivia is quiet. Lima, exchange on London,
42. Valparaiso, 46 to 461.

LATER FROM GREYTOWN.
We are indebted to the Panama Railway Coin-
pany's telegraph operator for late news from Grey-
town by the R. W. I. M. steamer Trent, ,'Nhfth
arrived at Aspinwall on the 18th February. The
British ship Diadem had left for Jamaica; it is
believed that she carries the British treaty with
Nicaragua. The Valorous has succeeded in getting
outside. Her captain states that where she lay the
river had shoaled six feet during the last three
months. The British steamers are obliged to re-
main outside, being afraid to cross the bar.

AMERICA.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY MORNING.
The Canada has arrived, bringing 200,000 dole.
and £5,000 sterling in specie.
The Europa and Jura had arrived out.
The Senate, in extra session on the Bth instant,
ratified the Cass-Herrar Treaty, with amendments.
Postmaster-General Brown had expired. -
Rumours were afloat at Augusta of the recapture
from the federal officers of 50 of the Wanderers
Africans.
Tampico advices to the 26th ult., received at Nei
Orleans, report "The Liberals were actively prose',
cuting the war. Juarez ha& taken the field, all
gone to Vera Cruz, which is in a perfect state Ile
defence. General Espage had been taken by th
Liberals at Aguascalientes."
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The Washington correspondent of the New 11 A
Times says, "Despatches, just received here,repet'
the best understanding among the English, Frenew
and American officers now operating in the Mexietil
weters. The English Minister in Mexico is I°'
strutted to exercise his own discretion in reeet;
nising either party. Similar instructions arele
given to Mr. M'Lane, who will leave at once Cub
Mexico."
At New York, on the 7th, sterling exchange
quoted 109/ to 109 E for bankers' bills.
The weekly Bank statement showed an increSo
in specie and circulation only.
NEW YORK, MARCH 10, EVENING •
.
Our cotton-market is active and buoyant.
311*
sales of the past two days foot up 13,000.
ling uplands closes firmly, this evening, at 121
to 12Z- cents. The corn-market is generally
Flour has declined 10 cents per barrel, and
corn three cents per bushel ; wheat is likewise dwd,
but without alteration in price. The provisicfr
market is generally steady. 1,40
The Stock Exchange is depressed, and there r`
been a slight decline in all kinds of securities.
We have later advices from Mexico.
A portion of Miramon's troops had been rep 9
in an attack on Jalapa. Miramon subsequellore
arrived before Vera Cruz, where the Liberals IS'
confident of being able to defeat him.
HALIFAX, MARCH I°'r
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, from Lis:ceej
pool, arrived here this morning, and her advl,9
were forthwith 'telegraphed to all parte of -1"
Union.

WASHINGTON, MARCH I°'ol
Joseph Holt has been confirmed by the Seta
as Postmaster-General, vice Hon. Aaron NV'_4,
deceased.
NEW ORLEANS, MARCH 9, EvENVio'
Our cotton market has undergone no cbsoo
to-day.. The business has been 11,500 bales.