The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-01


nosspw os BoSota, via BaenaseniuTa, and has turned
over the eosernoshp N this province 10 the present
Jeie Poltieo Ssnor Bernardo Asze Matte;
pre- s-naiion OF plate made By the foreign resi-
dests TO The governor before ne leit
MoKEY 10 CRucEs.-itis said that the common rate OF
interest payable borrowed money IN Cruces Is from
"a 70 20 pei eeai per month"; on good sseariiy, and
that there difficulty IN procuring Tue needlnl even al
that rate. We should ,hnk Cruces oilers good open
Ing Tor a banker.
TBE srEoIE rAx,-We have been officially informed
thai instructions have reached this city from Bosoa TO
The effect that the law recently passed IN Congress ela
i've 10 The new specie lax is not 10 be put IN iotes
II pleasing 10 observe that The representations made
10 the government have with such prompt attention.
and that further evil may now be anticipated from the
passage OF this preposerous law Than the temporary
excitement that has been already created abroad which.
however, will doubtless be aayei soon il becomes
known that the tax will mol be enforced! slE#s.
report has been IN the city for the past few
days hattwo Italians were attacked on their way and
robbed II Is said that the outrage committed BY
three foTegners, but as yet procure positive
information relative thereto.
Referring 10 the great falling of in The number OF pas
crossing tbs sthmus and the consequent ssgna
tion OF business, the Asp'n~a Courier says sant
1--WE hope for an improvement, within lew weeks
and we lha, those the United States who can
will pssh forward the completion OF The railroad with
the utmost possible speed. Energetic measures 10 this
purpose alone the confidence Of citizens
and the travelling public and revive business among
NAvAL.--Her British Majesty's ship-oi-war The,is.
Cap,aa Kuper, arrived in port The morning Of the OH
in 80 days from San Bias This vessel brings $4,000
in treasure of which $2l00oO will be shipped across
the i.thmus and the balance via Valparaiso to England
The first Lieutenant, Mr. Sansun, died board al
Guayamas * tat .las' H.is.t II
The British war steamer yiago is expected to arrive
al this port soon. This vessel has been out
Twelve months cruise, and will come for supplies
The British steamer Bolivia sails this day for Caao,
&c. Gov Wood. United SAFES consul Tor Valparaiso
and w. p. Game, United States consul al Gnayaqui
leave to-day the steamer for their respective coneu
! We learn tina, Pho White, esq has been appointed
n in If
Hon. --- Gu sbiDg. who at present hs that office.
Dr. Salvador Cimaeho Rodan took his departure on The
afternoon OF the Oh for Bogoa. via Baenayentura.
/ New POSTAL ARRANGEMENT We are gra,ifed in being
able 10 state tsat hereafter Tue United States mail bags
for Panama will be ihrou.h from BaThacoas by
press, in advance Of The great through mail and that
letter bag will be kept open al the United States consulate
in this place six hours alter the mails from Calilo
MIA shall have been despatched to the Atlantic.
/ The PANAMA WATER woKKs,-We are exceedingly
graed in beng enabled 10 state, The mos, reliable
| authority, that our friend. Mr. Thomas H. Jenkins,
grantee of the water works privilege from the Cabldo of
this city, has succeeded al last, after expenditure OF
tees in London " Ill in The speedy completion OF
the work introducing int Panama ample supply Of
pure, fresh, and cheap water
LATER SOUTH AMERICA.
The Bril.h mail steamer Bolivia, Captain S,racher,
arrived al Panama on Angus, 5th, IRON Caliao with
$3.50 goo in silver bullion and mails and passengers o
intermediate ports. aa.
From Peru we learn that The dhcul,ies between thu,
of actual conflict having occurred between the forces
Of the Two nations But we do learn by rumor that civil
has broken out in Bolivia, hey ond which isolated
| statement we have no particulars
The Belgian barQne Maihilde. Capt. Herman, 40 days
from Panama, arrived al Caao on the 20 b, .,s
Our Lima and Peruvian exchanges contain nothing Of
especial interest.
IMPORTANT FROM ECUADOR -REvoLuTIoHARr MOVE
| We have received adyices by the schooner Flor de
Mar. IRON Guayaqul, 10 tie 81 instant The news is
highly important.
President Urbna abou, 10 leave Ecuador for Peru
ostensbiy 10 his health. but in reality, il is said.
on account OF The difficulties In his government
Captain General Robes II !. reported en1eavor-
10 raise revolution IN the country, order 10 throw
UIbna of the presidency and get himself elected.
IL was expected that general outbreak would take
General llinsworh died in Guayaqu in the latter err
OF July lie was highly esteemed whilst in New Gan.
ada, aud hs death IS much regretted here.
WRECK vEssEL-The Aspiuwsll Courier OF the
5,h OF Angus, contains the following particulars OF the
loss, nesr Porto Bsllo Of The Emperor. OF Halifax:
/ "On The night Of the 26th Jolly, this vessel brig OF
$50 tons, commanded by Capt. Terry. from New York
bound for Honduras, was wrecked Point Jose Pohe,
about three miles east of Porto Beo. She 10 this
port about The las, of June. with 2io OF coal for
/ p. X. Co and some few Other articles of freight.
She left Aspin wall The sh OF July for Honduras hav
ing charter for lumber for return cargo TO New York
When about i've days out Capt Terry was compelled TO
turn back the vessel having become be-
cause of the ,ickness OF the crew.
"On arriving near the point designated. every effort
i
was uHlng and the vessel would not go in. bu, ded
until she ran aground at The point Daring the nigh, Of
the goth she forced, head Up, higher and higher
among the rocks where she bret struck.
1.-The remained on board for Two DAYS. until she
filled considerably when they left her and succeeded in
reaching Porto Beo The vessel il said 10 be very much
injured 1t is thought cannot be 20, off She was
owned by the captain, and rs insured in New York
The crew are fast recovering"
IRON AUSTRALIA.
The Panama Herald Of the 9th instant has Melbourne
papers 10 the 10Th Of May, brought by tie ship Malabar
Capt Freshan. sa..,.f III e 1. ....-a.
| We have had later dates via EugIand bu, the de-
tabs OF intelligence BY the Maabat interesting and
| fresh.
The Australian Royal Mail Steam Company's sieamer
Adelaide arrived al Adelaide the 4h May, t42 days
from London and 100 from Plymouth. The papcrs con-
tain many letters from The PASSENGERS COMPLAINING Of the
miserable qualities OF the vessel, and the many m sor-
tunes they met with on their voyage
strong feeling 10 be arising that he public
lands should be opened, the papers term H. IN.
locked" We notice that land has lately been sold near
the port OF Murray, IN South Ausiras, at CLOS 60, 81
per acre. tS515 40D and country land an average OF
81 per acre The police and the people into col.
lsion al Castemain the 18th Of May owing TO diff
cnltts arising out OF the selling liquor Late at
night the police, under Subrspec,or Christian marched
10 The house or tent Of boarding house keeper namJ
Mcmahon, where forivtws persons were lodging the
house was scarched, and key Of home -brewed beer
only found, and Mcmahon arrested the tent pulled
down, and subsequently, three Others leaving over
hundred rersons bouseless. #ie,.l Ill $3.50
A public meeting was held the next day, attended by
all tbs resiJcns Rev MIR Jack son in the chair Some
vel rapn ..~a,, a