New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26
Later from South America, Australia and
the Isthmus of Panama

rseiVea Panama papers VI the T inst and VALPARAISO
% she 18TH Deesnber whieh contain oti
America and Australia
PssU-The principal items Of interest frsn so.tb
america are from Peru. -Four provincial districts la
proclaimed for Lnares actiRst Eehsnian n sctg
President who had left bhr Seat Of oyernnsn s1r th
suppression OF the movement W
Don Domingo Eliss lad r6!eete nearly o0a r,a, no.,
seized government anna asd summation and yad heeT
reinforced by considerable Bafiber If reps
Tho had gone him. Come s5llGeG h4r hs,
on boarda vessel at Calao By the ovcrnfaeus and
Generally Believed That it would al be handed over "a
Eliss Elias Is said 70 have t-cared that he al not
h eis Presidency Gen. Castillo and 9en DBesEuaara
a1lens se tnoss s spoken Of FOR the Presidency.
1s lseilig q those who act ls strong assns the
u tnat Of those who do not, Indifferent
.aat It is believed it viii be deposed with but 7gry
fsFu ma done nothing against Bolivia as y at ssst
No news Of Importance from Chill.
sa.iisy e destroy the agreement with British h5 Of
FROM AUSTRALIA.
hs tne arrival Of the British stearaar Reoota a.
sassaas rom Valparaiso the Herald Of that pao,
vemher1 ''NN ~ A''eS W NO
Ehe Journals occupied IN d!eusaipv tla nav- .t
tn IN sne colony Of vicsaTia it IA proposed taF *
anonld consist Of two Chambers to be dasir.
SENATE correspondent Of the sTsy InrpS m. a.t
sr tbs Rh hF5aan m'de has bsen inors Kept ia vew
Capt csdali's expedition has sacessafulv rsvi..s5
IN, IN murray rigsf to one hundred mics beyond the swan
Port Philip gold Is quoted at "a 17s. ga ~ "a 1-,a,
View T south Wales s3 I4s. 90 ID ss I5s ID. -
Great excitement was eauseSat The Ovens drvn,, bz
reported large hauls at the Baf4to Ranges ana 49,
mad eft for that place. The weather Wa au a,sc1 -
prevent extended operations st ths Ovens -
monster petition had been sent to the Cgovar,xss
the Queen against the constitution to which ae ma
given no decisive answer = ---S'' ts 1A
Ine legislative council had strongly expressed tse,f
s2Tlast n the supplementary ezpend lures
~ gold regulations highly satisfactory to te iu
IN ~ generally There districts however wrfe
SNT T pones hao TO arrest unlicensed dfggers
Il2hpThe general report from the mines ia nm
isTofaele but there are few excepti9ns - DN-
mort n sydney Empire in its market re-
- w esJH that the general temper of br,sfness
IN sSaney continues arra and prices are likely 20 BE- @
There Wa disoostis cooperative cessation IN arrivals
news from China. In BRANDY the 80 a 10 70 s
stoca small sherry and port, steady ssIa moo r5
sequence of the vet weather srrivs,s bss s m c |
Transactions limited. with downward sepdare1 as
Ft ~. ssohas 20 per ION wheat. price nominal
Engsh barley none IN market hay G28 10 ea4 nsr ~,
with scarce supply. - ~ soR1
Labor still continues in demand in the asrirn.t,.,
districts The rush to the mines causes
dood mechanics and domestic servants in 80 st
The sydney Herald Of the lat Of November has tbs
following paragraphs - - go sNs
New cALEDoSIA-The French have taken possession of
tnis besutiiui group On the sd Of september hi
french war steamer PoYue arrived there from Tabti
The vessel understood to be under orders from the ~
mender-inGhief Of the South Pacific stating, NJ ~
u Millay, American trading bark which arrfxs I,
Eort Jackson yesterday has brou sht up two Frsnch
GERS one OF them an officer beongipe 70 the AdiDsti
son ano me ether attached to he sbove French war
mer Tor the purpose Of purchasing supplies for the
french settlements The American vessel which has been
for the purpose aud is only ten days frn, NJ
Caledonia, Will return immediately r ~
Ihs increase Of the Of New South WaIes for
sAe quar1er ending September 90, il .s9LgIS
FROM THE IsTHXus.
The transit from Aspnwal to Panama is noy made in
seven hours,
The shf1 Raw Naufz
Eourier on the sth instant from Cork after n run ~
lirty days Che had board $50 Irish Iaborers far a
The ~ q whom were in perfect health
Ssane Va 70 ieaye Garthageaa in days for Pert
scoees with the Corps Of Engineers and Others sent to
Of Darien Ne-o'' 'Ai' Issiinies
Masonic Lodge is soon to be opened in Aspinvar.
lne Panama Herald has dates from Bogota to the 9th
Of Dec. 1t says: fp-lSN
81 gsIbsison Pnzon has been named Secretary State
Gen o'Leary. the British Minister, hss returned u
hogota to resume bis official duties :
Mr. Green, Charge d fairs from the Trn;ta5 s4a4.
doyernment presented his credentials on tte iath and
On tne tn the zezat was granted appointment
9t Col Ihomas w Ward as United States Consul at
fanaHaa and George W Fletcher as Consul at AErfVa
Col codazz with 200 soldiers and SO pionee.E has
been ordered to join the Darien expedition and ii
leave GaEthagsla by the next steamer
The AspinEau Courier of the 18th has the soItoi,
items: -
We are authorised to say that Mr. Fletcher the Z
Consul at this place has received his from tb
Department of State Of New Granada s-A 'st7
The first steamer of the Australian Pacific Mai. eto
packet Company is appointed to be dispatched on ths
he iosn OF January On arrival at sydney she viii take
up her position on the Pacific 70 open the Panama lp
The Panama Railroad is progressing mere rani tb
ever before-he best employees of the Company are ont
aohg themselves anu So assng thsir own promises Or
expectation. Inste4d of twenty-four miles fha frai
running with regularity daily thirty miles TheTe is ne
accession of forces and the alaerify aud taet
all portions of the road under work are now
give us every Confidence Of its complaton during ia
coming autumn. ~
By neTlaw of the New Grenada Congress ybef cay,s
into effect on the ls inst the owners or coneinaeq
vessels carrying passengers to from the port of
wall are taxed ten per on their estimated Iraft
The steamships have sill ceded to- or rather maid this @
since its imposition both here and Panama This WI
secure an additional annual income to the New renndia
Government of some S50000
The taxes Of our city have been raised from the ratio
iasI year anu we hear it rumored that orr Citv cgIne
intend to impose several additional heavy imnositfa
and that the Railroad Company will come In for S5s
The rents Of buildings in our city have been rscsa
very nueh during the past season. and usytoo for they
were formerly ezorbant indeed We recommend nts
friends ameng the owners to reduce still more ii neces
sary to secure occupancy they must ber in mind bat
their rapid decay will scarcely permit much tn ~
them by the time their lease runu Ont and tSey sa
more when empty than with even ordinarily earefpi
occupant s''' =
The Panama Herald says that by the Brit;h .,
steamship which left that port the eth inst for aaa
twelve or fourteen persons proceeded with the intention
Of going to the Amazon for exploring the gold
of which the Peruvian papers give 50 fayorabe Az
count. 90 az
From the Panama Herald of the nth we learn that
dispatches received there the day previous from Con-
frevost OF Il snip frago dated Jan Z state thst
he had lost four three of whom had been mnrieraJ
by the Indisns-and one was missing Com p with
twenty men, having explored to the Cordieras found on
his return three dead bodies near a provision denot
where he had stationed four men He has cut 200,
road and well marked twelve stations s4
The Yirago to sail Immediately for yaIparaiso
Senior Jose Maria Urrutia Amino entered ON his dnfs
as Governor of the Province of Panama on The lst inst
Telesraphic.
Ifashingt0n Jan. 23.-Aaj. selah r. Hobbie. Ass;sf-
ant Postmaster General is lying Fery low There i
10 nope OF his recovery His disease is consumption
Neip FORK. Jan. 2sThe cotton market is firm Four