The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-30
FROM SOuTH AMERICA


The steamship Bogota reached Panama on the 7th
inst. with the South Pacific mails, passengers and
S423, 1877 in treasure freight, S20270 of which is
for Panama and the United States.
Among the passengers Hon. PnllO White,
late United States Minister to Ecuador and NJ. p.
Game, Esq, Consul for the United States at Quay
aqui which office he has held for many years past
Both these gentlemen were on their way to the
The dates Valparaiso the 10th and Gallo the
9th of September.
CHILE
PROPAGATION OF CONGGESS-RAMRoAD AND MINT
LAwS-TRADE VERY DULL.
Congress had been prorogued for fourteen davs,
during which time it has approved the law author
izing the government to purchase the shares in the
Valparaiso and Santiago Railroad.
The steam tug sent out from New York by Capt
Nye is now proitably employed, it is said, in the
Southern trade.
The newly appointed United States Secretary of
Legation to Chill had not arrived at Valparaiso
when the English steamer sailed
A law has been passed altering the alloy of Chile
coin, by which silver will have only a grammes
ll3lO hundredths, instead of % grammes forme-
ly, making difference of % cents per mark.
The solar eclipse announced to take place the
7th ultimo not visible in Valparaiso excepting
to scientific men who could observe it through a
telescope, and were thus enabled to follow its
march, According to the observations made Mr..
Lloyd, from the hill of La Conception. the shadow
projected the suns disc covered about third part
of its surface. The eclipse not because the
day cloudy.
The preparations for the celebrations Of the an
niversary of Chilean independence had interfered
with business, which was very dull.
II Bar copner is Huotfd at Sl9 cash in Coduimbo;
MONTEVIDEO.
From the Panama Herdtd Oct 10
The Montevideo government appears to be in
very unsettled state and Pereira is not likely to
hold the reins long.
mo date is given by the Herald to the above
news
PERU.
Peru il again threatened with war her borders
and internal revolutions
She has already sent two vessels of war to Ecua-
dor with Commissioners to get satisfaction on be-
half Of her Minister to the latter Republic, whose
withdrawal from his post time ago
nOunced and there is fair prospect of war be-
tween the two countries.
From all the reports we have been respecting the
affair, the Peruvian Minister is entirely to blame.
Gen. Echenique, late President of Peru is said to
have passed from Chill to Bolivia, where he is sup
posed at present to be occupied in tomentng rev.
olution against the Castillo Government. ltis re-
ported that he has already got large quantity of
arms and ammunition at his disposal.
We may look for interesting news from this
quarter
ECUADOR.
On the 10th September, the Hon. G.. B. Buckalew
recognized, in accordance with the usual for
malities, by the Executive government of Ecuador,
Minister Resident of the United States that
public, in place of Mr.. White who has been relieved
The following is translated from the Artizano
| Of Onto, Sept %
| Mr.. Pho White, true representative of liberty,
of civilization and of the progressive principles
which pervade the North American Union, has been
relieved Minister Resident of the United States in
Ecuador, by another gentleman of equal grade; and
his retirement he leaves behind no sentiment of
dscord nor of diplomatic scandal, as has unfortu-
nately been the case with Others but feelings of
profound regret pervade this community on his de-
parture from among us-a regret propOrtoned to
the refined grade of the principles he inculcates,
well to his noble probity, and to a character es-
sentially pacific, republican, popular and social.
The port of entry opened by the Japanese
to Americans is in the bay of JeddO, about five
miles from the city, and Americans to be al
! lowed to travel through any ports which open
| to them. 1t is stated that Japanese Prince, with
suite of fourteen attendants, was to depart from
Japan forthwith for Washington, via California
| and Panama.-San Francisco Bulletin, Oct. 9th.
match at billiards for the championship is about
to come off between John Serveiter, of Detroit,
and Phelan, of New York Some time since, Phe-
| Ian gave standing challenge to any man to play
with him for wager of $4,000, and Serveiter has
accepted it. The latter beat Chrystal last summer
in game for $1,000,