The daily union., 1856-03-29
THE DAILY UNION

tion perishsd In attempting H. embarked 10 th6 last
boat that was lowered which touched the water just 10
ton, where arrived at In the morning Later another
boat came In with the purser and l3 men.
AT once on arriving, went TO the governor, seeking
assistance la order 10 return 10 the place Of the wreck and
rescue those who might be the rocks floating
timbers when fortunately met Mr. Jose gnacio Laran
Who on learning the occurrence, took in hand all that
could be done In the circumstances Without bis co0pe
ration could have done nothing and the time would
have been exhausted In fruess and debera
tions OF himself he collected the authorities and with
their consent orders 10 get ready The steamer Ylsos
arranged for lodging and food for those who bad been
wrecked and made many arrageens to insure the going
OF the steamer binding himself for the payment OF The
penses incurred-a which he planned with admirable
energy and precision no one declining TO obey him.
The difficulties which afterwards hndered the
ecuton OF these measures and the result obtained later
showed how fruitless they weTe and yet II will be
ISOLATION for oil 10 know that much effort made for
the sake OF saving at least one life.
was then resolved to go overland with the provisions
prepared, counting also the balsas Of the fishermen
coast which found the beach where the wreck
CURED. At4 m, reached tho spot and, TO my sorrow
could see sign Of the vessel Three sailors had escaped
bound to board in the morning OF the two boats which
aptroached the beach with persons there saved
the I'd lieutenant Of the I'd company Of N Of the line
seven soldiers, three sailors, marine, and two women
The subdelegado OF that district took in hand 10 transport
them to Constitution.
cannot comprehend, sr. Captain General the of
the loss OF the vessel ofmy command AT the time
do not blame any Neither the yawng of the
vessel under her helm lead TO find in 1t the only origin
Of the deviation of her The court-maral which
win Judge me will examine the cause Of event SO unfor
tunate.
left Tacahuano, by order of the lntendente at half
past eleven Of the s0th hlt having embarked the sixth
company Of the ehd of the line under Capt Rodriguez
picket Of the body, twenty three men, under Sec
end Lieutenant Alvarez de Araya, aud number Of SOL
ders wives not less than hundred and forty accord
ing to rations Likewise there passengers by
sent Of the lntenden the administrator of the in
Tacahuano NJ Manuel ninuez, wife, and two young la
dies Mr. Francis Uriondo and wife and NJ. V. yasquez
unhapply, these have all pershed except those named In
the list send you herewith.
The vessel left Talcahuano with smooth sea and south
wind She at the rate OF knots by steam and
sas AT one O'clock being out of the port and fifteen
degrees west and that Of Golmmo to the northwest
from which point laid the north which should
have brought directly in sight of Coronila The
gne put at half speed and wi aid Of sails made
knots per hour. When, at o'clock, went out again on
deck, saw the coast at distance of fve six miles
charged the officer to watch well ths compass, that the
helmsman might give attention to the | used TO
give this charge to every officer he took the deck as
also, whenever left it myself After this entered my
cabin since to take the deck at o'clock in place Of
Midshipman Cana, who had remained at Talcahuano
my departure
RAMON CABIEsES.
Captain General of Marine
PERU.
At last dates both States were peace but In the lat
ter the materials for another explosion be gather
ing.
The convention has not yet concluded the discussion Of
the constitution The time has been wasted n useless de-
bates profound dissatisfaction has been produced in
the popular mind.
In Arequipa it is said immediate change is desired
General Castillo had preferred accusation against the
provisional President Of the republic before the national
convention. This body refused entertain It. At this
the country annoyed In lslay three vessels
loading wood for England Grains and dear.
Mule loads Of bark had begun arrive for of
Huic aud Case. Alpaca wool selling at $50 the
quinta Chinchla skins from Sc so to 81 the dozen cop
per barra Of 70 per cent at Sl2 the qainta tin $l9
The railroad yields WELL
In Bolivia nothing noteworthy is reported.