The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

in support of government that il was ascertained
that the conspiracy had no ramifications in other
paris Of the country.
General Cruz arrived on the 9Th instant en- roafs
for Santiago, aud has repeatedly expressed himself
willing 10 serve the country but sets his face
against any movement in his favor, which might
tend to endanger it's peace.
The Battalion Valdvia has been disbanded. and
another has been organized in its stead to be placed
under the command of Col Garcia.
Gold and silver medals have been struck. bear
ing the inscription" Defenders of the law. Goth
April, 1851, and have been distributed amoDgs st
the officers and soldiers OF the different regiments
pecunary and other assistance has also been con-
ferred on the wounded and the widows and fam-
lies Of the killed. One son Of each of those fallen
in the defence Of order will be educated at the ex
pense of the State.
Twenty. seven of the regiment Valdivia were
sentenced to death, but only one has been exc
cuted, the sentences OF the remainder having been
commuted by the President and Council of State
to various terms Of imprisonment and trapsports-
ton.
Various arrests have been made of individual,
more or less implicated in the revolt but whose
trials have not yet come on.
Col Artiga, who headed the regiment after Col.
Uroas death, has taken refuge in the house of the
U. 8. Charge d'Afaires. Sentres were placed
the house, but it is supposed that he has made
his escape, notwithstanding this precaution.
Foreign DoubAoons.-A great and unpleasant
sensation has been created among the commercial
community by the publication Of decree, dated
22d ns prohibiting the circulation Of the doubloons
of Central America, New Granada and Columbia.
for the of their being short in weip hit and
below standard. The time allowed for the with.
drawal of other foreign douboons from circulation
is extended by the same degree to three months
from the LIST of June.
Bolivia.
The Government has issued manifesto or pro.
gramme Of a constitution, based on the following
article: LIST. The Government will defend and up.
hold the sovereignty and independence Of the Re.
public abroad and peace and tranquility at home.
3D. The Catholic religion shall be that of the State
3d. The best relations shall be maintained with
other American and European States, and all trea-
| ties strictly observed, as well as neutrality in dis
| cussons arising between them. 4th. The civil
liberty of citizens and the rights of all shall be re-
spected in conformity with the laws. 9Th The
crimes Of conspiracy and sediton shall be Judged
by verbal courts martial. 9th The liberty Of the
press shall be guaranteed. 7th. Foreigners shall be
respected and protected in the exercise of their trade
| and commercial pursuits. 9Th. A National Con.
venton shall be convoked. 9th The independence
of the judicial authority shall be respected. 10th
Official appointments condiments. 18th. The
political opinions of all citizens shall be respected.
IL h. The Ministers Of State shall be responsible
| for the acts Of their administration.
By another decree, the Convention has been
convoked for the 10th July. Another has also
oeen issueu felduVe TO the efnendation oil the laws
| OF elections. The number OF deputies is to be 49,
Peru.
The proceedings Of the new government up to
| the present appear favorable for the maintenance
Of peace and order Several important reforms
| suggested in the Presidents Message, have been
taken into consideration in Congress; amongst
| others, the laws relating to elections municipal
| government and various measures connected with
internal affairs generally.
| The election of General Vivanca the unsuccess.
full candidate for the Presidency as representative
in Congress, has been declared null on the grounds
Of his not holding the rights of citizenship nor the
period OF resdency required by the laws.
The announcement OF the change of Ministry
| was received with general satisfaction in all the
departments, except Arequipa, which continued in
disturbed state, and a proclamation issued by
the Governor requiring that all should be de-
| llvered up to the authorizes was the signal for a
fresh outbreak, and Arequipa soon presented the
appearance OF a beseiged city barricades having
been erected and trenches and other defences con.
structed at all the entrances OF the town to oppose
| the entrance OF the troops which were encamped
| in the vicinity. Letters from Islay state that a
reinforcement of troops had arrived at that Dor,
consisting OF one battalion and brigade of artil-
lery. Stores all closed and business at a stand.
STILL and many families fearful of the consequences
| have fled into the country. General Vivanco, by
| whose party these disturbances have been created
is in prison in Lima, but whether he is personally
| implicated is not yet known.
| From Panama.
On the 18th of June, "Corpus Christi" the
greatest holyday of the year in New Granada, was
celebrated with unusual degree of ceremony
and devotion by the people of the faith.
We must postpone our Panama and other intel.
ligence.