Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-07


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The British steamer New Granada, from tho
South Pacific, with the sent monthly mail. ar.
rived to-day f2lEi. She brings about forty pas
sengers aud S233,ooe, principally III silver on
British account.
Between the port ai liuanehaea ma .Hmoay-
( egne Tue New 6ranhda was h"ardrdby III" feFo-
Iuionary Peruvian vessels f war Laa and Tufn-
bes. and the sum OF s32UUU, together with some
easts oil acc"ntremfnts' wa. taken fofcin'y from
d her by lii" Nicancn phr'y. me arms anu money
~ VIE On their way from Callao 10 President
tasilh sforc"s IN fhlth. we have not learnt
the particulars OF this aot OF piracy, but 1t may
b. presumed 'hat the British Admiral (bfnee.l
who has The Pearl, President aud tlhuhr at "a
h1"f the Chincha-, will call the pfailcaI vessels
to account fer thor conduct.
shall now proceed to give you summary Of
the nfws'-
CHILE,
Dates from this republic are 10 Tho %oih oil
fnfPnnry.
On the 10Th the President ct the republic re.
turned from Valparaiso I" the eapnaI
ia The iUh two shocks OF tafthqahk were
fet al aldlvia;ihe motion OF the earth was North
nnd south No damage ct any Consequence was
| d"n".
Tin papers are hlifd with discussions on the
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eminent, 1t l. SAID. Is gong to borrow nve mi,
lion. Of dollars To complete the Valparaiso and
San .lago hne.
! The crops Just now c'mIng on arc reported to
"Fefy bad, the yield IN some places not being
| unre Than the amount II seed sown Where the
crop ofe not destroyed. 1t IL extremely dfhcnIt
t. ini Ii lnd~ To save them, and wages are conse-
! qnenily very high Barley Is quoted at 80 the
! iahsea
The rnmor that General Castillo intended 10
! call III Americans to assist HIM III recaptoring
! his steamers and putting down the revolution,
| has caused very strong feeling III Chile, aud
! the national ship Of war E-nerada hnS been or
dered l." Chll"o to watch the proceedings.
! small schooner belonging to the government has
been lost in the port Of Cosqoimbo. She was
chilled the Colipi. and was for tho Use OF the mid
| shiptnen OF the Chlllan navy.
\ return ust published gives the exports from
| Chile 10 the United States in the year 1856 a
follows: Copper in bars, s2,o1s qnlntnls tloo
los. each); copper regulu-, 81 .526 qunlsls; cop
per ores. 252G6 quintals; wood. $500 quntnls;
rugs, l.5ll bales.
During the fortnight ending Feb. % business
| is reported ms having been brisk, owing to the
purchasers from the coast having come IN to lay
| in stocks The import, during the period have
been limited, but the goods on hand are quito
sufficient to meet all the demand. II Is caleoa
ted TINT the stocks in the government stores ARE
Of dollars at tariff prices.
PERU.
After the attack on the British steamer New
/ Granada, the Captain (Strachan1 made protest
before her Bri,anic Mnje-ty's Consul at Paito.-
/ The strong room was broken open To get al thu
money, and it Is sind that -undry little trlhrs,
"of 10 value except 10 the owner were picked
up during the time the Captain surrendered her
command into the hands of the Peruvian pirates
/ The steward declares TINT after desperate and
hravey fought defence on his part, during which
he displayed all the GOODNESS aud bravery Of a
| Briiishcr, his pantry was takea by storm, md II
fearful! slaughter nude ON the harder, the Peruyi
ans sparing nothing fit to eat or drink. Pale ale
and 5rondy were in demand during :he affair.
\ portion Of the Province of Jaupa has pro
nonnced against Castillo aud The towns of Colea
/ Chongos and Chupnca have also done so.
The Peruvian ,e-.el of war Guisse, which re-
manned faithful To Castillo, was taken by the rev
olnllanary frgnte Apuimuc.