New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-23
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Official intelligence was received mt the Jntapdencia
WHITTIER he had retired after eyacuating hllon had
iassed the Rio de Eube aud directing bs march
t'ward Conception followed by the forces Of BuInes It
- also stated that the Idss Of Cruz in the partial epgaQe
.nents which have occurred very severe. 4
TtE NearH.-At Serena on the morning Of the 25th
November the forces of the Government attacked in
srgents In order to disIodge body of them which had
ntrenched themselves in the house Of late Jorge
Edward brisk cannonade was directed against the
mouse which took fire and communicated with the
louse Of Mr. Ross the British Consul destroying his
archives. furniture. etc
the North had been arrested by Senior Munizaga In
aendent of serena 1t said for having entertained the
mention OF prociaming himself President which the in
sn cctonists considered treason against the party
ON the Mercantile Reporter, Of November 25 we
tract the following
ECUADOR -7
This Republic is now in peace the revoutiop having
been gradually accepted. and Gen Urbipas authority
recognized and proclaimed the whole territory
" .'...# PERU.
This Republic is also in peace and Congress ia disc,ss
ing the budget decree has been issued for the urotec
on of the press stating that liberty guaranteed by
hs Constitution and that the law of repression can only
be enforced in alarming circumstances Also Iaw re-
pectng marriages with foreigners persons Of differ
ent religion which prohibited before but
permitted and considered legal complying with several
conditions of these fs that both parties be free to
follow their creed but the children shall be educated
in the Catholic religion.
RIO DE La PLATA .i14 f3S
The most important il that of the peaceful VIC
assistance of the Brazilian forces (which were con-
siderable distance from the Of acon) and Of the
The 81 be Nas ~ e os an nm a.
Inc resistance of the military and citizens to the Anglo
French Intervention recognized having been accord
ing to their conviction The defence Of the Republic
The differences Of political opinion which have existed
are g,,s not 2 to be an obstacle to employment ETC.
recognized by the Government.
The election Of Senators and Deputies to be imme-
diaely proceeded with in all the Departments The L.
lent A cad
0fopinon to be forgotten. yPf
BRAZIL. tt....I
In consequence of the Of Uuuiza in the Band
Oriental the Imperial forces to be withdrawn the
frontiers Of the Oriental State in divisions one to be
posted on the Uruguay and the other the Yaguaron
The difficulties with England concerning the captured
slaves not yet terminated but it expected they
would be terminated favorable for the Government Of
Brazil. %
Nothing worth mentioning has taken place respecting
the political affairs Of this republic The concorate cel
ably be rejected by Congress- eneroacng on the ber
ties Of the church in Bolivia. Opinions strong
against it. Government had given the French natural
st M lingo A. Weddel gold medal token OF regard
on account OF his important work on Guiana.
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA.
The largest fire which has ever occurred in San Juan
de Nicaragua took place the night the 18th inst.
burning onehrd of the bestpopuated part of the city
Among the property destroyed the large and valuable
building owned by P =. Manceros, and known as the
United States Hotel the dwelling and counting house
Of Mr. s. Shephard agent the Royal Mail Steam Packet
Company and the dwellings and stores of Francisco
Oranas Pedro Pons and Dorninguez la pe number of
other houses occupied by natives and stores owned by
merchants of Granada also destroyed lThe tee-
graph few days ago made say that this fire occurred
1T San Francisco {s4#
San Juan is not provided with fire engines Capt Patt
Of the Albany dispatched Lieut. Armstrong with de-
tachment OF and engine, to the relief of the
place Capt Fade Of the British brig Express also sent
portion of his men, with ropes etc IT was through
this assistance mainly, that the progress of the flames
arrested
The large warehouses of Messrs Deforest Moneho and
| others, had a narrow escape from the flames
There have been disturbances at Leon between the
Pichenginos and the Government party in which several
lives were lost.
San Juan remains healthy but the market is over
stocked with all kinds of merchandise.
The transit route across the Ishmus is in excellent
condition and there passengers now at San Juan
awaiting passage for San Francisco
The u ) sooP-ofwar Albany. Capt Plat remained at
San Juan de Nicaragua on the 9Th inst all well. Also
the British brig Express Capt Fade; and Falcon, Capt
Rogers waiting for passengers barks Republic, elston
Ii days from NeTYork. dischaTgng cargo and Quinne-
baug, detained for salvage brigs Rouen French for
avre to leave in ten days and Creole for Bremen and
schooners Pocahonas, Brigham deserted and P NJ
Sears. Selson from Sewtlrealis
A DuEL.-GoT. McDouga fought duel on the 10th of
January with Mr. A. c. Russell of the editors of the
San Francisco pcayune l. was occasioned by an article
rejecting the Ex-Governor The parties met in Santa
Clara county. and fought at the distance ten PAGES
with pistols Russell Hounded-a flesh wound on the
breast.
M.se ISrELLIGENcE-The Stockton Journal says that
Hr recently 1Ound four
tpns in the southern mines. mostly however in connec-
ton with gold in small quantities He thinks it probable
that some OF these gold mines may into silver and
prove very rich.
DR.. Trask says that in journeying to California the
company with which he Travelled found valuable
silver mines the western boundary of Chihuahua and
the eastern boundary of Sonora which had been
doned by the Mexcans in consequence Of the depreda
thug noursions of the Apache Indians, In two
places the ground literally covered with which
had been left by the miners when surprised by Indians
| The Sacramento Times says s
a specimen of gold bearing quartz was shown us on
| Monday eveung-whch had been taken from the ridge
near Newtown-of the richest kind. 1t weighs some six
pounds and is supposed to contain about $1,000 worth
| gold.
Some gentlemen connected with the tunnel at Deer
Creek immediately below the celebrated gold tunnel have
exhibited to specimens of their lead which indi-
rich depose in that portion Of the vein in
that which has obtained such wide reputation.
The quartz is greatly decomposed strongly mpregna-
with aud discclored by IRON and the specimens exhb-
tied to full of gold
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The CUMBERLAND TRAGEDY A letter from Cumberland
md dated the 18th instant. says: