The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-28
Inlerestlna IRON ChlIl.

BY the arrival Of the brig Caroline at Baltimore from
Jamaica, the New York Sun has received its regular
packages OF Gillian papers and correspondence, brought
overland. via Panama. isom which CLEAN the follow
The u S s. Dale arrived al Valparaiso on the sth Of
on board. for the United States Alter recruiting, she
TO sail for home, bringing passengers the Hon
Seth Barton and family. Change dAhires Of the United
The English steamer Calypso, at Valparaiso. had on
board 81, $50 900 in gold from Mexico and California
The English steamer Chill, from Panama, arrived from
Valparaiso. May oath. with s33uooo California gold.
From the Valparaiso Nsighbor
CALIFORNIAN EMIGRASrs.-We have borne testimony
to the good conduct OF the larger body of those who
have lately touched al this port Hundreds have passed
about the Streets noticing the novelties OF the place,
good order and decorum Some have serenaded the la
dies Others have turned equestrians until everything
Of the horse sort has been enlisted and even donkies
On the Sabbath numbers have crowded 10 the foreign
chapels, TO fill them, exciting thereby the attention
and respect of the natives OF the place These things
they should be. However, this cannot be said
of all II Is remarked that there are some shabby
sheep in every fold and analogically some ill-be.
haved men in every company. Now we wish It
could be ntimaied in the most delicate manner posi-.
bic 10 counymen that we are their countymen. and
desire not TO have al the least public cause tor being
ashamed Of them. II any will become intoxicated they
ought 10 do il out of sight However gifted some may
be in the power OF song, is not decorous, il il fair
TO American practice for them TO 60 to the stage OF the
theatre and sing Ethiopian songs on Sunday night
There is also the old proveb TO swear like the army in
future Sierne Should in like manner here immortalze
the street profanity OF the North Americans. And fur
ther, when religious professions are formed among
people In whose country is sojournng. noble man,
who respects himself and his country in himself as its
representative, will not walk in il carrying the candle
before image, for purposes OF sport and mockery
Perhaps in this matter word TO the WISE may be
enough while, If any persist in an adherence to the
classification OF fool nothing remains but to be ashamed
Of their conduct and forget il as soon as possible
In reference to the Caifornians in Valparaiso. the
Mercrio of Nav 2sth says Many emigrants from North
America bound to FL Dorado, have touched At vapa-
raiso within short time, and they have produced among
the small merchants and among the population quite
through the streets by hundreds foot horse, in
carriages fing the theatre, the promenades, and all
public places and they notable Tor their boiserous
have left the city. and since their departure uncom
mon silence seems 70 prevail
LEGATION OF rHE UxrrED STKrEs-The Hon. Seth
Barron. charge faares OF the United States near the
government OF Chilli returns in the Dale, with his family
We DrU to learn that the relations between the
government and the legation are not perfectly ami.
cable The point Of Discussion has been the ground
taken against the marriage OF Mr. Barton. anterior
thereto by the Archbishop OF santiago. II is ~.
mored thai the charge Of the United States asked, stating
the of the Gillian government that notice would Be
taken Of what be considered an intrusion INTO me dome
extra territorial; and on receiving the reply that the
spiritual conduct Of his Reverence could not be made
the subject OF Interference Mr. Barton asked leave 10 with
draw from Santiago The legation is not closed save a
respects the questions pending These are left where
they are for the presents but the duties OF acting charge
are in the hands Of William G. Moorehead, esq. United
| States consul az this port
expression Of regret in view OF what has occurred ve
meagre courtesy has been shown TO this gentleman iron
the inception 10 this present conclusion OF the AMIR
Friends OF the foreign lame OF this country viii expe
rence regref and ehagn al the course which has beer
| followed.