The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-14

bic number of passengers from, Australia and chill an,
peru. s,so S99sn ao r; s,s.;. soa e. 49, -, 80 !
e - =, =. 49, - $1,000 VI "N''" 4
'V' Eulope' anu 'he pAiahoe nor the United STATES
Among the passengers were Governor Wood and daugh
ter United States charge at Valparaiso Dr. Whitmore
the Peruvian Amazon steamer expedition bearer of des
matches from IN. limited stairs ,ags,on a, Ti -, a.
home gove,un-,, u.ssrs r.,,,ar' - 20 -,
mdspmen OF the United States navy Capt Ayres, Of th
~i,n nc hA tseehuy soid az Melbourne &c
e. ~ I. = "'ou' ueN"'' Du' tue tehof q
~. ,o.., =, = 80. I'. - eis uitia 'orAoie :
- - a s ls' ,rs De'H uaals ueieAlea
- ' - W ~ " SSHAAo' Inns i"''er gen
g. - N, - ~ i'A1 v Piet"i'
- - 80 NC "o1iu give a' 'ne palace OF ths
80 ss,.sels -, "oau sAe possession oe'ofc a oer-
80 LAY l-A ,,'' 'l Instant ohe OF hehenique
f.., '' OeeA ue'eA'eu In the pat'e
FaoN CuuH-We CLEAN the to,Ioyino i,.us from, the
VALPARAISO Echo Of he ao,b ~, :
Chile has declared tina, in the coming s,ru,, btreen
the Pas, and he vs. Of Frrn ~ n, s; 1880
and has sci forth long and weighty reaons T adan,
Ills eonrse The sree, ,1o,,s ii t,h ~ oPins
they are assured Of the neutrality of Chic ana the So
wich islands
law has also been passed fixing salary for the clergy
10 be Maid by the State for the purnos az doing
with the fees now charged for marrying cbs,enin and
burning the poor which are often found 10 he heavy in
cumbranee and many persons neglect the rte Of marriage
while they openly assume the functions and responsib
ties of that condition
ASSow.A gentleman recently returned from the nte-
rior informs us that on the 18th July there was heavy
fall of the province Of Colchagua at the base OF
the Andes.
q Wharf.-The Company of Millers, according TO the
last advices from Conception had lowered the price Of
wheat % reals per nega equivalent TO about As sd
British, 81 IA per English bushel At the same time
-four was 81 SO per 200 Tbs
FRoN CHISA.-HosG-KosG, July 6-The disturbances al
uaed 10 in our last have hssn be.saa ~,
-, - oo1n eneeAeu lne MAhuaf MS
peay VITA unds and baked sy The energy OF the pop
ulation, Leading 10 the dsbandng and dispensing of the
people for the present There are still some disaected
and Yesterdays advices from Canton report some trouble
in the nornIons d -, - -
"a -l Gnu "a. VI eoshah' ABOUT
Our dates from Shanghai are 10 the 2sth ut. by the
steamer Lady Mary Wood Admiral Sir James Stirling
and his SQUADRON arrived outside Woospny an The s, NJ,
- " w S squaiFon anu ~
10 SUPPOSED ie iatVeF AAu soiie hofth-
Her aalestys steamer Styx has proceeded to Nankin
and was 70 ascend some distance beyond ascertain
possible the real feelings Of the insurgents and 10 look for
coal
His esoeleney Sir John Bowring remained at Shang-
hal treating about the long ked-of duty question
There had been the usual skirmishng between the two
parties but the settlement remained quiet and the civ
still in possession Of the rebels
Pekn Gazeties down the a7t, OF Nav bnt CON-
tain nothing important of the northern insurgents
His excelency the American minister the Hon Mr. Nc
Lane had returned to Shanghai after visiting Nankn and
asart,np
at Nankin as far as Is known was much IA the Ama
port as that of his exeel!anoy NJ Rourbilon
The United States sloop Nandalia arrived al Sbarrha
on the l4ih at from Japan The particulars Of the nro
ceedings Of Commodore Perry are not so full as we might
have expected but il Is generally understood he has been
successful in his arrangements with the Japauee for hay
ing three norris omen far the sunnIv NJ sfnres 60, t
Commodore Perry Is exIec,ed here his month -
We have nothing of importance frn,n Arno, a. o.hor
ports
Trade has been ann a., lAs,,an Taa MAKE, Co.. ,ta
new ,es has oprue at high rates rcbanga an Eng,ana
IS Id a, Shanghai; ss Ild per dollar =
In barbor sth-Iyned STATES sloon ] y Ea,nadr. a,
Whaupos the United States steamer Uapcor ana The
soon vincennes AT Canton the Tinted STATS s,aa,o
Queen a, Shanghai the United states steamer Spsaha
nah q nd sloo,,s v ntss,, and p,vYnorrh
Frona tie As2.n~sy Courier Of September .
The railroad progressing slowly il inevitably
be continually retarded by the very heavy rains OF this
SEASON inc very ais changes mat tahe place among
-;,s 55o,w>hsct rrn ,ta ~ - ~ ~ a,..;
But notwithstanding these powerful drawbacks the work
is progressing we'll
The Lady BarkIy Captain Dyer arrived here on We'd
hesahs esenhg ae -ou' WIN iuii eonpienent OF pas
80 O. me pa.a - '. C. s. po
contract Of the remainder were coolies who
came on their own hook most Of whom have already
obtained employment with the railroad company.
are very gaa 70 'earn shas Inc y > NJ ; . Co has
,,a, a.. e | s,p o h.a e "
=! -. F ~ aii, y, - - ~ J ~, ). onps
" :, ~. !. 80 80 ' Ia y M W "a.
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), ~ -. - . ~. - 49, =. NJ NJ 70. IA -.
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- 80, - I ,h ~ ,. ' a.,
vices from Rogota We are so,sej that ,banah No Sasn;