The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-02
FURTHER BY THE ILLINOIS.
ihE PANAMA RAILROAD ACCIDENT,
From the South Pacific.


BY the arrival Of the illinois, we have two weeks
later news from California and South America
aud also full details of the dreadful accident on the
Panama Railroad. the mere announcement of
which was received by the last steamer
~, Inc news from Califoraia Is unimportant-
The Railroad Accident.
The Panama papers contain full accounts Of the
Dreadful accident on the Isthmus There were 7e
hves lost. The following Ia list Of the names Of
those bodies recognised:
Daniel stuyvessnt. Norman J. Baker, Thos Crow
Nitchter, Thos Holloway, VIM. Thraves, SandusIy
county. Ohio John Brooks Baltimore: (colored) NJ
Eide, G. Harvey, 8. Hoffman, A. Pesther, M Read.
j. n. krsnter, Robert Cbesborough, Georae ZiudeIl
Fayette ellison. Illinois, D p. Bnrnes. Indiana; Dan.
i.l styanson kittannins, Pa; VIM Smith. 2l years,
lad; Thomas Mash, Buffalo; Julia Cronau, Mrs Thos
Crowley, Mrs. Murphy Mira. Dennis Crowley, Mrs.
j. Bugler.
PAssENcEns FROM Cornwall, ENeLAsn-Jobu
Blight. John James Gale, Ryan Johns Robert Jas
per, John Richard Jones, Thomss James BENJAMIN
Arehar Thomas Ford. man unknown.
Henry Avarenga. years Of age, a native of King
tive OF Kingston, Jamaica.
The following have died since the accident:
Mr. King. May 6; VIM. Thraves o.; Fayette Gill
son, iti May 0; o. p; Burnes, Ind, May 10; Thomas
Nash, Buffalo, May IS.
News from South Pacific.
Tho steamer Lima from Lima, April 27th ar.
-
The Lima had Slo0000 in specie The latest dates
April 18th; Callao, April a. Pai.a
April 30th.
by way of Chile we have late news from the
River Platte provinces.
Niscount do Allocate, Plenpotentiary from Bra
I'll, had arrived at P&rana, TO arrange treaty of
alliance; his mission is said to have been satsfac
toriiy concluded but the particulars are not
known. At the election Sr Pereir was uuan
m0usIy elected President of a Mon ta-
Video, on the lst of March.
The government of Buenos Ayres had replied
to o,the federal Government that it would maintain
its position relative TO the in vssion of its territory
In consequence, the federal government has re-
solved to consider the treaty of December as an
nulled, and to interrupt its relations with Buenos
Ayres.
During the late storms several persons lost their
lives in the Cordileras. The damage to crops, cat
tie, &C., is estimated at Mendoza at 100000.
The installation of the federal Congress was to
take place at Parana on the lat May
Bolivia.
The President, Gen. Cordova, has commnted the
sentence of death passed on tie leaders of the late
attempt at revolution, and has ordered them to
leave the country.
The Hon. Mr. M Dana, Minister of the United
States in Bolivia, was lately in Tacna with his fam.
lily.
The papers announce the death of Mr.. Jack SON.
head of the house of Myers, Bland g. Co Lima; and
also of the Rev. Mr. Biddulph, Protestant Minister
in Callac.
The yellow fever still continued its ravages in
Lima ard Callao. -Four members of the National
Convento died of the epdenic and a motion
made to adjourn the session to the 25th of June
modified to adjournment OF the House to Choir
rifles, Misahores or Lurn. In Ayacucho and the
neighborhood the fever RACES with great severity.
Bolivia.
The Panama Herald of May 10, kas the follow
ing:-We learn from correspondent in Ecuador
that Mr. Philo White, the North American Minis
ter accredited to that republic has just concludeda
treaty (or convention) with the executive govern.
ment at Quto with regard to the rights of neutral
commerce" f" &c, which, it is believed, will event
uate in something more practical than the abortive
Galapagos Guano treaty of 1854, negotiated be-
tween the same parties. By the stipulation of
this new treaty, as we understand, the broad and
benefcient maxim, that free ships make free
goods" is laid down and established settled prin-
ciple ofinternational law.