The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-05
From south America and tn. Pacific Coast.

From South America and the Pacific Coast.
The storeship Relief. which arrived at New York on
the I'd inst, brings dates from Moneydeo 10 the 10Th
September, inclusive The progress Of the contest be-
tween Brazil and Buenos Ayres is OF interest
The Brazilian army, composed OF Germans and Dutch
men, advancing FAST and have, after several small
fights crossed the Rubcon An armstice of three days
effected the 7h Of September. through the French
Admiral. II was offered to General Rosas, who finds
himself with his army between the two hostile armies,
- res, OF the troops were 10 surrender With the agree
ment Of Com Isaac McKeever, the United States brig
Banbrdgs offered for such purpose. but Rosas de-
cared that be would fight his way through than
surrender on such These the data the 10th
of September. The state of Montevideo itself depora-
be Numerous quantities OF houses left by their In
habitants and stand free TO the OF anybody The
principal part Of the American and English residents have
retired TO small place, IS miles from there. called Bucco
Provisions OF every kind are DEAR and beef high
As five cents
when the Relief sailed from Mon,evideo she left the
United States gate Congress, the soop ofwar James,
town. (Which last ship had arrived on the sih OF Septem-
Der from Rio de Janeiro. and the brig cambridge lying
at anchor The United States steam-fgae Susq johanna
Indies
CHnI-PRoGRrss OF THE REvoLUTIos.-By the Golden
Gate with dates to October the Panama Star has fall
confirmation Of the given by il few days since,
respecting revolution in this rapidly growing State.
Don Manuel Mont who has been heretofore stated 10
have been probably elected TO the presidential Office was
duly inauguraied on the 18th OF September But after
the election, and prior to the nauguraton-vz on the
sth OF Septemberhc partisan friends Of Gen. Cruz, the
opponent OF Mont, in the election, produced outbreak
at CoQuimbo, took into their hands the government
OF the province, seized government funds, forced
heavy loans. took the reFy-the property OF
Mr. Lambert an English resdent-and sent her to Con-
cepton to sppze their friends OF their movements and
ince them TO action. Gen Cruz, their avore, at length
Joined Them proclaimed himself their leader and mar
shalled his forces
General Bulnes, the predecessor OF Mon was the
commander in chief OF the government troops The
Fire Fly retaken, by order OF the British ADMIRAL by
the steam frgate Gorgon. at Coquimbo The steamer
Arauco in the service OF the revoluonsts, also
taken by the commander OF the Gorgon, on his
sponsiby. and indemnity OF 100000 stipulated
for the seizure OF the FREELY
The American squadroa kept in readiness by Com.
modorc McCauey for the defence OF American interests
Every effort being made by the government for the
suppression OF the revolt and there is probability OF its
success but the struggle must involve serious bloodshed
and sad disturbance IL even but temporary, OF the CON-
mercial interests Of the country
the Valparaiso Neishbor.
News FROM the coAsT-On September 7, the steamer
Chill, Captain Ball, arrived from the northern ports
The amount OF treasure was small. The number OF
passengers was very laRe-l30 We gather The follow
ing items OF news:
IN Codera sites had been sold in the town TO the value
of S25osoo in addition TO those given in ensaton
for sites in the port OF Copapo.
The goth OF September the day selected for opening
banquet to follow the port At that time il s calcu-
lated % miles Of the track will be laid
Some OF the silver mines are yielding rich returns
| to their owners.
The rent to be paid in Copapo the authorities for the
location OF booths, the approaching hoydays amounts
| to no lees than 81 $40.
In Bolivia all appears TO remain tranquil The national
Also, bill had been brought forward on the subjects OF
the bank and cutting bark.
From Serena the death Of the bishop Of that docess
reported.
The steamer Ecuador, she lies under water was sold
at auction for the sum OF $1,000. Mr.. Wheelwrigh
was the purchaser. II is said that she may be raised
without very great did6culty or expense.
Persons engaged recovering the cargo OF the
British barque Molly Bawn lost the rocks near the
per in small bars and worth not far from fifty thou
| sand dollars The men employed 60 down in diving
dresses which prepared TO receive air supplied from
above through tubes II supposed most II not all in
deed, OF the cargo will be recovered.
FRoM THE SovTB.-The Arauco, lately the Vulcan