The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-14

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CrouossrEa. Sslasmbsr .. is3s-- The sshooass Sisl
light Captain Nc Donel arrived this port last nigh
jom ibe hay OF ST. lAwssacs, This, will be recol-
steamer Devastation. Captain CAsarbsli, August OH
CAPTAIN Nc one Isotms That be unlasily and
wongiuly seixsd. He bad thai day been working down
from the westward, and towards night had snchored 10
shore He however, alter observed the feet which
MAS several miles below him. ssndng OIL and he thought
be would get under weigh again and stand towards Them
He bad been sndes weigh some time, when De observed
the steamer comsiqx towards the fleet The wind being
light the Devastation soon came up with him, and Capt
Campbell came board. lie offered no resistance as
has been sspercd but treated the cheef % wen as he
could CsIaam Campbell. when he got on board want
ed 10 know what be doing ia there 10 when 1ap
McDone replied giving the same story we have si~eu
above. Captain C.. however got qole e1c'so, ,e,nos
him he had no business ~ there that he WAS voiauux
the treaty. and would not listen 10 an thing Csah NC
Dons saJ 10 him He even went and lei, OF me INES
they hang at the aide OF the vessel 70 see II ipey ~es
wet. There not having been any hsh laken on ooaiu
The vessel that day, the decks were perfectly uty anu
The lines were wet. IL The moisture which mad re-
When Canaan Campbell told Captain Mcdonnell thai
he shosld take the vessel. Captain D. demonstrated with
him. and told him he had not been hshng within the
ms and iha, ], would be breaking up his yoyasei out
Captain Campbell would not listen TO him. lie then told
CAPTAIN tina British vessel which was then had
been in company with him all day. working down the
ve and that he would 80 and gel The men from her as
c. would not suder him 10 do but said be should send
b,m to CharloeiOwn. sa a3q&
Ten men Of the crew Of sixteen then taken Out,
OF the Star Light and several men were put on board
from the steamer. These brought their own pro-
visions and bedding board the schooner and would
not 20 below unless invited, and would no! Lols me
British dag-they were evidently satisfied that the
schooner was not a lawful plize. ,.g.
Heretofore, whea weasel has been seized and taken
port. she has been stripped bl m This case nohng
OF the kind done, aud Captain Mc Dons as suered
10 remain on board asasnsa
Al Charlol,e,ovn, the principal endeavor Of Captain
Campbell was make the master Of the Star Light ac-
as Lad done he OF c0ursc did not acknowledge
that he did wrong. The expenses which he was report
have paid those incared BY The American con-
suI, which Captain Mcdonnell thought were exceedingly
high for the services rendered. he consul is Eng
lIsi.maD
There have been several other arrivals at this poi,
this week from the bay, but there OF import
ance The feet WAS not doing much when they left.
None OF those arrived report having seen any OF the
American squadron la 'etitt aHa
Frs IS 49, From A,pinwsn Courier of a7ih August.
Later frcm tho West Coast OF south America.
By The arrival OF the Pacific Steam Navig alton Com
panys steamer Santiago. we are in possession OF Chian
and Peruvian papers, from which we compile tie follow
ing summary: ,r 1875
Our Valparaiso daer are to the aob bu! they afford
no further news Than that brought by me Uncle Sam.
The loss u the Pacific Steam Navix alton Company
steamer is confirmed hat no further par iculaIs fur
nisned than those already published.
relative ihcs national schools. and reduction Of du
ties. under consideration Sr AGczar, minister from
New Granada TO Chill, having concluded his mission.
will Ieiufn TO this couauy AZ The end OF the present
month. His negotiations with Bolivia postponed
owing 10 The unsettled ate OF thar country.
- aa 5 ECUADOR ao.e
This republic is in stale OF organization and recev-
ering from The effects OF It's late ds'O Dances the cae,
net has been formed ia The following manner failgt
ST. Marcos Espiael, Minister Of Home and Foreign
Affairs; 81 joe Maria C.amano Minister OF Finance !;
Colontl Ttodoro Gomez de Ia Tore, Minister Of w n
and Ma,iae or Antonio Bus,senie ana The Arehb,sh
o. ct Quito have been appointed Councillors OF Stale
The government are engaged IN defining the lImits OF
the republic with Perm. very complicated question aud
now more 20 owing 70 the late settlement between Peru
An order OF The government issued on The Let OF
June, coaIna nlng Sra Mercedes Jiron Je Flores the
vile Of Gen Flores, 10 leave The country within twenty
days. Her family were 10 accompany her. snd The
government pays all exenses Of sending them to VApa
Txiso lpavs si4 lNH ea ti 1aas 'tlHs
Mrs Catherine Hayes intends visiting Santiago, after
which ste will proceed TO Australia.
IHE M,Rks--Ihe Valparaiso Reporter Gays:
'fbe Conapo mines continue in the same hourishng
s,a'e Those named as particularly promising are La
Cebfxa la Victoria. la Codocisda, Ia Andacoys la Mer
cedt del Nude, and IL Ascsma the disrcl OF Tres
Punios Business IN The new port OF Cade appears to
be on the Increase"
tr M4 a4 THE MARKkrs.
pubht =" 70 lebostu uuhp Ahu tuutIlIfK hUepftkson
from the lore OF The Quito In American goods and pro-
visions ANAL sales have taken place The arrivals from
Europe have been small yet quite sufficient, 10 meet he
demand Of the market English coal has sold IRON l6
to ST.; Chile from IS 10 Sl2 Copper scarce and hsn
Fous quoted al 81 o. with email sales. chiefly Tor
the Australian MARKET
We have very little reliable information from ihi. re-
public res,ivs to the revolutionary movements now
gong on General Agfeda stil occupies Cobjs but he
had made no progress and rs dread OF assay j.
nation IRON some OF his own party
General Velasco, with his troops, consisting of 500
men, were defeated IN Moo The 10Th OF Jay by Col
Cosdovs. Of Bclxue army General Tssrinaa with sew
enesn oshefs killed and officer and 6Iiy soldiers
taken prisoners Vslasco and L,nsres saved
BY Hight lhs casualties TO the goversnen, army were
three Killed and four wounded. The provinces OF CUM
and Chchas. which bad pronounced in favor OF Velaseo
will, II IL presumed, be easily brought 10 order BY the
We have newS OF the settlement OF the prncpaI diff
cotes which existed between New Granada and PeIo
and that The question OF The Colombia debt was the on
y one now unsettled. Sc. Gnxman has entered upon b
dule- ~ Vent xuel.n minister and about to arrange
a,reaty 81 peace and friendship between The two repnb
only arranged the question OF the potion of The Colon
ban debt due by Peru 10 Venezuela which amounts 10
per cent on $4,000 900. or "a $50 0oO part OF which
rs 70 De paid ~ cash. and The resi- in Stale paper
he ash July, the 33I anniversary of the independ.
enc. OF Peru. was celebrated a, Lana with great re-
loicings. - =
On me isi o August there were ninety vessels
with Ruaho al The Chincba islands From the Isl TO The
5lA Jay hJ-h vessels sailed from the same place