The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-01
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
THE REJECTION OF THE CASS-HERRAN
TREATY

TREATY
by the arrival of the Moses Tavlor at New York
! on Saturday, we have received late and important
! New Granada
1t was reported by the last mail that the Yrssari
treaty had been ratified, but this report was ncor-
! rect The treaty was ratified by the Nicaraguan
assembly by vote of ten to five but President
artinez has refused to give it his signature, and
mas sent 1t back with amendments. He refuses to
sanction the presence of American troops within
n.lGafaguan territory. The event has created no
httle excitement in the country
! President Martinez has issued an imnortant nro-
States. - - i-i'e' ~ al
1t was stated that an alliance offensive and defen-
sLNe hau peen entered into by the five States and
thcre independence guaranteed by France
10 the intrigues of NJ. Belly, an agent of the En-
peror Napoleon, is attributed the rejection of the
lrissari treaty.
ECUADOR.
From this Republic we have notbnr savn that in
the department of Azuai the Governor had entered
the Supreme Court with 20 armed men. and made
the three Judges prisoners being dissatisfied with
some judgments given by them cacao, in Guayaduil
which six monts ago sold for $50 per ouinfaI can
now be bought for Sc.
PERU.
Everything was quiet throughout the Republic
NlVanco has gone to Chill, where he will have an
opportunity OF lamenting over his misfortunes in
company with his fellow exile Ex-President Ech-
nique. Castillo has been in Lima since his return
from IRON Aregupa, awaiting the nomination and cleo
ton for President. Castillo has ordered that the
ir1gate Apnrimdc shall in future be called the Calao
IN honor of the defeat by his troops of the revou-
tionists she landed in that port last year.
The steamers Loa and Haras had arrived at CAL
lao with troops from Arequipa and $50 prisoners
taken after the assault. The latter were trans
lerred to the prison of the Castle. The municipal
ty OF Calao had fined the proprietors of the railroad
TO Lima 500, for not starting train at the hour
advertised Gold deposites have been discovered in
interior Perm i'm he e
mountain called Pucracca de Uco, said to be very
abundant. In fifteen days number of hands not
mentoned) two quntals were taken out the small
est piece being the size of kernel of corn and the
ineness % carats.
BOLIVIA.
trouble Is brewing again in Bolivia. DR.. Lin
ares, the new President, has published decree in
which he SAYS, that cOnspiracies have been discov
ered IN various parts of the Republic, which have
been melted by the Press, and that consequently
the full liberty of that mischievous instrument is
suspended. In future, it must not cricise the acts
OF the Government under pain of fine and imprison-
ment OF the proprietors.
The elections for Congress have gone in favor of
the Government Party. Nevertheless, the Opposi-
ton have more than onethird of the members and
VIII exercise a large influence over the victorious
party. On the 18th and 10Th April, the elections
for the Municipal Bodies throughout the Republic
were to have taken place. Don Francisco Cana
has been appointed Chiian Minister to Spain.
n Sui louS colnncrclal lnatLer was attracting the
attention OF the merchants. The Chilian ship Mer-
cedes sailed from Canton for Valparaiso, arriving at
the latter port on 10th April having on board car
90 for several Valparaiso houses among them
Messrs. Alsop, Huth, Greening, Agacio Huelia and
lcuIfh; the former interested in the sum of SlOO-
OOO the second in SS0000 and the last three in S15
OOO each. The supercargo of the vessel a Young
merchant well known in Valparaiso, intrusted it is
said, the purchase of the merchandise to two Chi
nese merchants, of Canton.
Sailing from Canton, some miles from the coast
lire was discovered on board, and in the effort to
eNtngulsh 1t, several boxes of the cargo had to be
destroyed, when it was discovered that instead of
being full of silk goods, they only contained India
bags. From that moment the s2percarro became
gloomy and detected. The master of the vessel OBJ
served the change, carefully watched his steps,
and began to suspect that he meditated suicide
Entering the supercargo's room one dav he
found him with pistol in his hand, and in state
OF teverish excitement. The master spoke to him
against such an act, and told him if he persisted
precautionary measures should be taken with his
person. After this the voyage continued prosper
ously until within a few miles of the Chan coast
when, on the night of the 9th, the supercargo
was missing, having, it is supposed, thrown him
Is all that has as yet been made public of this
s'i Cly oeoounIrl Icss pressing
Curtaiments in credit still continue, and business is
however, increasing, and better times will follow
Flour is $3.50 per 100 pounds, six months. Ameri-
can Rice S6.75@S7. Boston crusted Sugar in lots,
at S3.l2@ S3.lS the aroba. Arrivals of all kinds
of Sugar since January, 2l0,502 arobas. Bar
Silver, SlO.G2 per marc. Bar Copper, S2OG0S2l,
cash. Freights average 40 shillings from Iququi to
Liverpool.