The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-22

uere Is no use III Dtdtlng ABOUT the DuSn IN TINS
matter any longer. The French must avoid COLI
sion with the Hawaiian Kingdom, or they will
oblige us to assume responsibility not fattering
| to them.
| The last mail brought US the Mercurio and the
Neghbor, published al Valparaiso, to the 7th Feb
ruaTy
correspondent of the Mercurio states that in
Talca the harvest is good. In Colchagua the kerr
mel has not filled, and The crops have suffered, but
all deficiency from that source will be made up BY
the increased amount of land sown with grain. In
RaDcagua, the crops are abundant, nntwiIhstand.
ing any damage caused by the showers in October
November, and December. In Santiago, also, any
| dimInution caused by the wet weather has been
amply compensated for by the uncommon quantity
of grain planted.
During the third quarter of the year 1850. the
export of flour to California amounted to S2l4 10
| The amount exported to Peru during the same pe-
| Rod, was $50 352.
raise, recruiting men. The sloop ofwar St. May
arrived on the 9th, in passage of forty DAYS from
| Rio Janero
The steamer Vulcan, a British vessel, has been
purchased TOR the coast service, to run TO Copapo,
Coquimbo and Hnasco.
The steamer Washington, Boney, sailed for Pan
ana, January 81
Peru.-At the latest dates the presidential cleo
ton had been decided according to the anticipated
results Of which the last steamer brought nforma-
| ton. However, two provinces remained yet to be
heard from, Piura and Cajatambo; but still as
| these have been considered decided for Echepioue
they will not change the vote to his DISADVANTAGE
Out OF 4O43 electors votes he had received 2447
and Elias ISL. Some fears were entertained
regarding the course which the Congress convoked
for an extra session in March, might adopt. There
were some fears entertained regarding the politicaI
quiet OF Arequipa but the Government had taken
military precautions, which promised to be effective
BoAvio-One or two military executions had
taken place In Sucre, in the persons of those who
attempted few months since to murder the Presl-
dent General Bezu. 1t is possible permission
may be granted again to cut bark, which not long
ago was forbidden Tor the term OF three years. In
order to encourage Transandne commerce. it has
been decreed that goods from abroad landed at
Cobja and carried to the Argentine Provinces
shall pay only two per cent transit duties. Dis
have been made OF some rich silver deposits
near a southern Bolivian town. Some claim that
the veins are within the limits of Chill. Some of
the veins OF the ley of 200 and 300 marks to the
cajon, and others OF even 400.
Latest from Panama.
| The chief OF the CHILEAN robbers, who was in
confinement, under sentence of death, for robbing
the gold train of Messrs. Zachrisson, Nelson 81
Co., has had his punishment committed to sixteen
years imprisonment The Panama Star, noticing
how public feeling has been outraged in this mat
ter, wonders that the Government at Bogota did
not present him with gold medal for his skill in
robbing trains
La Croniea Official, the Government paper
! says, (the Panama Echo translates3
His Excellency, Manuel Maria Diaz, has issued
a proclamation to the vglant Alcalde of the dis
trct of Chagres, stating the interest that this Gov
, eminent takes in the completion of the Panama
; Railroad, and orders him and all other magistrates
to apprehend and imprison all and every deserter
| that NAV be brought before them and hold them
at the disposition of the Chief Engineer agents
of the Company
Brush Deserters-The Panama Echo of the Sd
says: 1--WE see by notice in the Cronica Official,
that a number of men have deserted from II. b.
M frigate Portland now lying at this harbor, and
that Her Majesty's Consul, Mr. Perry, offers re-
, ward of E5 for the apprehension and putting on
: board the Portland any one OF them. Wegive this
only as a matter of news, not as an advertisement,
SO that all parties interested may understand it
those whom the reward is to be paid for, and those
who to receive that reward.
. An excitement about Hsnce, the Chagres MIR
derer was caused by an attempt to rescue hlm. A
number of hot he AIDED fools tried break opsn the
; prison door, when he told them, from inside the
bars, that he had been in Jail SIX MONTHS and that,
though innocent, he was dying for want of food,
air, and water, etc. But the rescuers soon fled on
/ the approach of file of soldiers Hancs and
Mcleod have since been sentenced to work in the
mines of Carthagena for fourteen years.
Panama against Ne,DOrleans Hear the Herald
, of The 5,h inst:
There sieyedore in New leans who wears on Sunday
Pasian tina, $500 and jewery worth ssOO0E1.
We have seen, in this city, around The neck OF a
: native girl, tDenty-one American double eagles
tSi2O) linked together so As to form cham. On
the persons of Two others, We have seen from
5000 to 5000 worth of pearls and diamonds, wi IN
hundreds of dollars worth Of rich lace, and yet, all