Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30
Later from the South Pacific.

Loss ofa French Ship Cargo Piund, and Creu
Murdered BY The ladians-C Continued Rerolu
tiOnary Movements in Peru War Jetwee,
ECUADOR and Peru, and probably Bolicia-
Claims against Peru, Sc.
P. s. N. Co.'s steamer New Granada, al
Panama from Callao and intermediate ports
had on board $lSs, 637 in specie for England,
SO, 044 for Panama, and 490packages offreight
Dates are from Chill to the 18th June Val.
paraiso, 18th Copiapo, 18th; africa, 2lst
Callao, 27thi Paita, 30th.
CnLE-on the LIST of June, Congress met
and the President delivered his message.
The Mercurio, speaking of the message,
says that it is pretty satisfactory, "since
it shows the good harmony of our relations
with all other nations, the tranquility we en-
joy, the wise administration of the public in
come, and its right inversion, Notwithstanding
the conflicts the country has lately endured
The principal points of the message are
briefly these:--A degree of the Minister OF
Finance, dated June 11th, states that por-
tion of the recent government loan will be
given out toprivate individuals at per cent.
a year, to be prepaid i'll six half-yearly install.
ments.
new French ship called the Mozambique
with valuable general cargo, was lost on
the Araucanian coast, on the 18th of May for
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tain, eight of her crew, and passenger were
drowned ten of the crew were saved one
was murdered by tho Indians. The entire
cargo was plundered by the savages.
The Talca railroad is progressing the Mai
pc bridge will soon be complete, and the line
is expected to be open to Rancagua (75 miles)
by the end of the year.
The treaty of commerce with the Argentine
provinces, of 1855, having led to some mis-
understanding, the question is being discuss
ed, and in the meantime complete freedom
has been established between both countries.
The boundary question with Bolivia is still
subject of negotiation. The CHILEAN Minister
in Peru has been authorized to mediate be-
tween that country and Ecuador.
The claim of the United States Government
for the capture of part of the cargo of the
brig Macedonian, in 1921, has been referred
for arbitration to the King of the Netherlands,
and indemnity has been promised for the de-
tention of the Franklin, in Talcahuana, in
1882. treaty has been made with the King
of the Netherlands, and negotiations for
treaty OF the same nature opened with the
Emperor of Austria.
The President, in referring to the late revo-
luton, Judges it best that the Executive
should continue some time in the exercise of
its extraordinary power.
The extension of the Post office telegraph
and colonization system is recommended, and
the question of education is specially urged.
The Government has taken the railroad lines
under its auspices, and with the new English
loan the works will be rapidly pushed forward.
The Navy has been increased and consists
of four steamers and four sailing vessels
Many reforms of existing laws are recon-
mended.
Also portion of the army has been dis
banded. The idea of a campaign against the
Araucanian Indians has, for the present, been
abandoned,
new plan for the Santiago and Valparaiso
railroad, based on Mr.. Lloyd's surveys, has
been adopted. 1t not only reduces the ex-
pense of construction and the length of time
to execute the works, but also fur
nishes much better line and grade.