The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-26

The steamer Santiago Captain r. Joy arrived at Pan
ama on the i,h instant. with the usual semi monthly
mail from Valparaiso and Callso Her dates Yalpa-
raiso April IA. and Callao April IS She brings TWEEN
tynne passengers and $500 600 in silver British
count Among the passengers is Admiral BIanco, fam.
iy and suite. lhef way Paris. 10 which the
admiral has been appointed minister from the Gillian
public. t-
The Panama Herald OF the 9th instant gives the follow
Jag summary;
Bolivia appears 10 be getting herself daily deeply
into disputes with The Balance OF mankind and has
lately engaged IN very pretty little quarrel with the
British and United States ministers, relative TO Mr..
Cunningham, American citizen. managing man OF an
English mercantile establishment at Corocoro appears
that during Mr.. Cunnnghams absence, some offcias.
Tor cause unexplained, entered his house iofcsly
and carried OFT every article they could And Colonel j.
A. Lloyd, her Bnaonc Malesiy's charge SafaiIes. re-
monsfaled; wEeIeHpon Senior Buslllo, Secretary OF
State for Foreign Affairs, writes him most Impairment
letter, very plainly telling him to mind his own business,
and 10 bless his stars Eng and other foreign
ers are permitted live al all in the free and enlightened
republic OF Bolivia there TO enjoy all the blessings OF CIV
lizalion and good laws The papers also contain let
Ter from Cunningham the aforesaid Senior Bnso, in
which be repes the charge Of immortality, brought against
him by the minister, who, he says, is guilty himself OF
robbing widows at Potosl and committing bgamy in La
PaZ.
movement in favor OF General Santa Cruz was to
have taken place the 2lst OF March among the mill
lary in La Paz; bat the plot discovered by
geant 10 whom the government gave reward OF SIX
On the OH ST. j. M Tirado Secretary of State for For
egn Affairs in Peru, wrote letter to the French charge
daiarcs Lima, Offering the services OF his government
to mediate between France and Ecuador The Count
Raui- Monitor replied that it would give him pleasure
accept the offer of Peru If the orders OF the admiral
mited Of such course. In the mean time portion OF
the French fleet was al anchor in Paila bay
The President OF Peru has Issued most important
decree relative to the navigation of the Amazon, and Of
exemption from export and import duties, grants of land
and freedom from taxation for twenty years, the free
grant OF seeds, implements for cutvating the land, &c.,
&c. The exploration OF the branches OF the Amazon in
Peru will be made by government steamers provided ex
pressly for the service.
The dispute between Bolivia and Peru has assumed at
last serious form, and the reprlsal OF Peru is serious
matter for those merchants in whose hands the trade
with Bolivia principally lies In order TO render the ques-
ton fully understood, we condense The following
account from the Reg isiro Official OF Lima:
On the 9Th January las: the Bolivian government re-
quested the withdrawal of Mariana Paroles, the Peru
war charge daaires, charging him with plotting against
the Bolivian government This request the government
Of Peru refused TO comrly with, denying The charge
made against him, and asking for some substantial proofs
ST. Paroles, however, resigned The appointment, and d.
Francisco Gonzales Prada named 10 the post, with
me rank of minister plenipotenuary.
On The 9th March Sr Paroles received communca.
ton from The Bolivian government informing him that
which he protested the loth and the ian, the In
tendeDte OF Police presented himself al the Peruvian le
CATION and ordered Stnor Paroles to quit the country
two hours else he would be forcbly expelled in
conseq uence at O'Clock that same evening, ST. Pa
redes, in company with police officer left La Paz AT
the me the vice consul, ID. Teoloro Zevalos
also iorcbly expelled