The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29
The News.

The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool 18th inst
b now fully due at this port, with four days later
news.
We publish elsewhere interesting letter from our
correspondent at San Francisco detailing the pro-
Eress OF events in California, togeth er with the ad-
dress of the Executive Committee of the Vigilance
Committee an the dsbanding of that body. This
last named document sums up the good effected by
TIE action OF the Committee, and also the contin-
gencies which may hereafter call for the re-assem-
hing of the general body.
Our news from the South Pacific and Central
American States is somewhat important. The suc-
sess of Gen. Walker in Nicaragua has filed the
minds of many of the public men of those countries
with apprehension. Manifestoes and revolutions
ARE the order Of the day. Several members Of the
Chilean Legislature propose consolidation of the
Spanish American States against the encroach
ments Of the North American confederacy. A revo-
hton broke out in Peru in the after part of August
The insurgents, however, were speedily defeated
by President Castillo. Gen. technique was at Val
paraiso with the war vessels and large supplies of
ammunition. 1t was believed he would soon attempt
TO seize upon the government. Our Minister, Mr.
Clay, probably accustomed to the peculiar popular
eommotiora Of the country, was quietly awaiting
further Developments.
From New Granada, we are informed by gen.
tleman who came passenger in the Illinois, which
arrived at this port on Saturday, that despatch
had been received al Aspinwall from Panama, just
previous to the departure of the steamer to the ef
feet that the "backs, y who opposed Gen. Calvos
inauguration, had broken out in riot, and thst
number of persons were killed in the ARRAY and one
member of the Legislature shot 1t is reported that
commissioners have been sent to France to nego-
tate loan to pay of the liabilities arising from the
Panama riot Of last April. Fever is reported as
very prevalent at Aspinwan.
The additional details of the news from Mica
agua which we publish this morning will be
found quite interesting. report prevailed at Pa
mana to the eject that treaty of peace had been
agreed to between Gen. Walker and the President
Of Costa Rica. Considering that this information
h in all probability derived from Costa Rican au-
thorites some reliance may be placed in it, anthem
ITCHY. On tie other hand there is q report that
one thousand m n of the allied forces were on the
march for Granada. COL Schlessinger has turned
mp somewhere in the interior. Having openly joined
the enemies Of Walker, he has been bnsily engaged
in circulating an address TO the Americans in the
Eicaragusn service, urging them to desert their
colors, and announcing Walker as a traitor aud
plunderer Of the people. Hon. Pierre Soule,
our late fire eating, flibustering Minister to
Spain, has it i reported, purchased q fine
estate, called n MERGED for the sum of
fifty Thousand dollars, to which he will shortly
retire. Another expedition 10 the gold mines
of Choutales has been organized. Rev. Mr.
Wheeler, agent Of the American Bible Sosiety was
actively pursuing his duties. The DEGREES of tle
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