The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-10
interesting ksn, Peru, chill, new Granada Ecuador
xua Bolivia.


interesting IRON, Peru ohlii, new Granada Ecuador
and Boiiyi"
vi. Panama ,hs New York Herald has received ad-
vices FROM Valparaiso TO the 25ih of July, and from Cal
The Cons of Peru closed lis extraordinary session
on The 25th and the Chambers reopened the 2sh ami
versaIy OF their independence.
There has been another importation of Coolies from
China in the English ship Coromandel.
The Spanish corvette Ferolana, 80 guns, arrived on
The 4lh from Sydney,
General D. Juan Jose Flores arrived here from Pa ~,
and the Brazilian minister, La Pone Rbefo' from 'ai'
The election in Chill for the presdentshp commenced
on lhe 25th ult, and ID Manuel blonu mas hau s'e"'
The revenue in 1850 amounted 10 Si33i3l4, ana me
expenditures TO $500 $751; including Tue sum Oh Sooo4oo
renited 10 England for payment oil the interest on te
Anglo Chian loan This Is reduced now to fl493, 600
The Switzerland and ST. Joseph nave arrived from
New York, with The engines Tor The Cop'apo railway,
The United States frigate Savannah, IA guns, Capt.
PAGE flag of Commodore Macauley, arrived from Payla
Ii Is said the Dag will be transferred to the Raran, so
Great agitation prevailed in Valparaiso with the
of great fire in San Francisco, and the losses of
houses considerable. . \.
The captain of the English bargue Duke was shot dead
in night ARRAY with The guard boat
terrific norherner damaged considerably the shipping
in Valparaiso. The Peruvian Steam Navigation Compa
nys steamer Peru driven shore, and took fire. II
is feared she will be total loss. The American steamer
Betty Bliss pieces the rocks, well another
American vessel and several others unknown yet The
steamer Ecuador has been lost of Coquimbo; crew and
passengers saved
Business is rather dull on account of the bad season.
but an increased demand is shortly expected
The steamer Quicksep has arrived from Rols one OF
the first OF new line TO run IRON San francisco 10 Inc
Sandwich Islands
New discoveries of silver mines have been made in the
vicinity of Copapo.
The only intelligence from New Granada is some dis
turbances in the southern provinces-in Cali, Buda Popa-
van, and Paste Gen. Franco marching against the
insurgents
Gen. Vicente Acquire has been appointed Minister at
War of Ecuador. The rumor of with New Granada
prevalent IN Quito and the President Novoa, has
given decree to concentrate alihe troops at Qulbabura
on the frontier to repe the expected attack The dlvs-
ion is commanded by Gen Ufbna.
On the l6h the assembly OF Bolivia met, and Gen Bel
after delivering his message resigned the presidency
which was not accepted
The country is IN tranquility -..
"A sgs aefT4sss From the Panama STAR August 81
IMpoRTANr FROM GUYAqUIL-REvoLUTIoN IN EcUA-
DoR.-By the arrival Of coasng vessel from Guya
uuil we have received intelligence of military out
break and instruction there which has terminated in the
erpulsioa Of Gen Diego NoUoa, the President Of Me re-
public. and the temporary instatment OF Gen Urband
lows:
On the 18th ult. President Novoa left Quito, the CAPT
tai, tor the purpose OF visiting his family residing at
GuyaQuIl, notice OF his intention having been previously
communicated TO his family and made known among the
inhabitants was proposed 10 meet him and his suite
at some distance from the city, and accompany them with
a military escort. cavalcade, consisting chiefly OF
soldiers and newly created officers under the direction OF
General Urblna, undertook the mission, and went out
OSenADly LOT PURPOSE OUT having met Tue
dent they seized him, and made him their prisoner
small vessel, called mano war, belonging 10 the gov
eminent. was then lying in the Guyaqu river near It's
mouth. President NovOa was hurried down 10 this yes
sell placed board, and the vessel was ordered Oft She
sailed under "sealet orders that knows her
destination.
General Urbna Immediately assumed the adminisra-
ton of the government, and IS now at the head OF the
government Great dissatisfaction exists among the
friends Of President Novoa and his family a, the manner
in which be has been disposed Of though no fears are
entertained as 10 his entire safety President Novoa is
about fty-hve years OF age, and has large family al
Guyaqul, who distinguished for their hospitality to-
wards foreigners, especially Americans.
From Panama Herald, Aug. 49,
NEw GRANADA-We have advces from Bogota and
Carthagena, which represent that actual revolution
has broken out in the first named place-he capital of
the repubicand that everything Is IN disorder there
We learn no particulars, however as 10 how the
fight stands-whether the 'Rojos" red republicans
the government party or the liberal conservatives" are
in the ascendant
Previous to the outbreak al Bogota, however,
informed that decree issued By the government 10
the effect that the "forced contribution" OF which
have before made MENTION should be levied only upon the
conservatives and that the friends OF the government
parry should be entirely exempted The consequence IS
that while this decree has had the effect OF completely
crushing the disturbances IN the provinces OF Popayan,
Buenayentura, &c, by causing the conservatives to
abandon their principles and JOIN the Rolo" party Il has
had different effect in Carbagena IN which neghbor-
hood, II is said the people are much ncensed, and are
making extensive arrangements Tor revolt
Gen Herrera, the newly appointed governor oil this
province, is at Carriage but cannot tell our readers
exactly where Cartsgo IS.
CHLI.-The fourshing condition of the agricultural
and mineral interests OF this country have orc
bly, manifested themselves this period; the large
exports TO California having much contributed 10 ii.
In the year lS4S, the hst year OF exports 10 that
try II amounted only 10 s2ao'l95 u lS4e. it assembled
10 81 ,s55,460; and 1880, TO S2,445,s6
The exports 10 Peru, principally consisting Of wheat
and hour have surpassed the former $500 O00 taking
also consideration the probable exploration OF whoa
and -four TO Sydney during the present year. Agricul-
raj produce must remain scarce and meet with ready sale
al moderate price. Stock will consequently keep low,
and growers will make preparations to larger
quantity OF seed for next years crop The production
present insufficient for the demand but ii holders
insls, on exorbitani prices they will not again realize
such oden results.
An increased production and lowering of prices only
make this country the most prosperous the Pacific
and will enable her to forever the
population of New Granada, California Central America
and Peru for customers.
In the mineral districts of the country the flour
ishng condition is visible the silver mines Copapo
are daily yielding more, and The town OF Copiapo is fast
increasing.
The railroad between Valparaiso and Santiago is no
longer project but fact This great work. the most
important OF South America, will be precious install
ment OF the benefits TO be expected from the government
OF Don Manuel Mont