New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-16
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The Panama Herald, Of the 9Th inst, publishes 3D.
vices Of the slst Of January from Valparaiso and Of
the 18th Of February, from Callao. We extract the
following:
CHrLs-The revolutionary movement progresses.
In the SOUTH the province Of Talca and in the north
Hnasc0 and Copiapo are in arms against the govern
ment Valparaiso still continues under the power OF
the Administration, but great excitement exists there,
OF si1airs.
The Concrete Of Valparaiso, journal favorable
20 we government cause gives the following review
OF the fortnights news:
Such events Of note - have occurred il the course
OF last fortnight, are Of purely political nature
As natural consequence OF the eommotion Of the
i1tn OF December last in which several enthusiastic
cpossoses emitted revolutionary IDEAS Copiapo has
able to escape have succeeded in raising the standard
OF insurrection in Talca q well.
This however is about all that they have been able
70 DO: They succeeded in taking the authorities by
surprise, two isolated towns 800 leagues apart in
bribing. few unknown subalterns Of police, and
in rousing the mob in both places, for 4 mob d
always willing TO lend hand in any public disorder
These scandalous proceedings have caused gen
eral indignation. The public spirit which continued
dormant while the danger appeared far off, is reused
at length. and every respectable man now offers his
services to government.
Both CoPapo and Talca are at present writhing
who have not even influence TO control their disor-
Derby rabble. - i
Meanwhile, Government has sent . sufficiently
respectable body Of troops to qoe these disorders
and the result is the certain destruction and end Of
rioters and riots, for, have already said, the
theater Of these disturbances Is completely isolated
and it is sefevdent that the only object Of the ring
leaders has been TO call the attention Of Government
to these parts, and thus oblige them to part with
such troops are at present necessary to maintain
order both in Santiago and Valparaiso, where they
propose making their grand move.
The marine department which is at present in ex-
celent ORDER and headed as it is by energetic and
faithful officers is Of the greatest service ia sending
troops and baggage with dispatch. These measures
| have obliged the rebels to entrench themselves
within the limits of both towns they able to
exert any further pernicious influence without. In
the province Of Atacama, The revolution IS totally
confined to Copiapo and Chanarcillo, Tres Puntos,
vallenar and Freirina-that is to say all the rest OF
the province continues peaceful and even assists to-
wards the re-establishment Of order.
In Talca matters are much the same so that the
expectations of the rioters have been frustrated.
Latest dates from Coquimbo, Conception, Chloe
and the rest Of the republic most satisfactory
Al these different parts are perfectly quiet and 50
ceptble divers public manifestations have been made
| in favor OF the present Government, and in disap
proval of the Copiapo and Talca riots.
The ports Of Huasco, Carrisal Bsjo and Caldera
having been closed in consequence Of the distur
Dances in the north, the Intendente here has beer
authorized to provide with passports to Huaseo sucf
individuals as he believes peaeeably inclined and in
capable OF fomenting further disorders the end o
which is now close at hand.
A correspondent Of the Concrete Of Lima, writinI
| from Valparaiso, says:
Atacama continues in the same revolutionary state
and the small force of $50 men and four guns sen
sgalnst 1t by the Government, can do nothing unit
reinforced.
On the 21st and I'D the revolutionary movemen
broke out at Taca, and the revolutionists fortife
themselves in the public square. The Governmen
have sent 300 men in two steamers to Constitution
but the result is not yet known. SIKH.
| A son OF General Las Heras, commanding the cav
airy Of Talca Carlos Corea is at the head Of 900 cav
| airy in the field.
on the 9th to Punishment to Magallens, and Supel
| Gan Englishman) is in irons
Messrs. Toro, Dodd, Sncht, Samprayo, Geovencho
Cobos, Arlequi, Mena and others are prisoners a
| Valparaiso.
A revolution movement is expected to take plac
in the province of Arauco.
Government is organizing two battalions Of infar
try and regiment Of cavalry, paying $40 bounty t
Another correspondent says:
The revolution daily gains ground. Copiapo still
holds out and more troops to be sent to sustai
the Government cause. The rails of portion of th
railroad have been taken up, so as to stop the con
munication with the port Of Caldera.
In Valparaiso it is daily expected that the revolt
ton will break out and great fears are entertaine
that the mob will commit many excuses.
The editors of the Concrete have offered the Co
eminent security in $4,000 to be allowed to reissu
their journal, but their request was refused.
BoL1vIA.-From the Lima journals we gather th
following:
The country is quiet, the Government is at preser
in OrurO.
In La Paz some revolutionary correspondence
Gen. Cordova and his friends have been discovered
BY which it appears that the Project Of Puno, S
Garces is compromised.
The Bolivian refugees in Tacna have been notife
to leave within eight days. A similar notification ha
been issued to those in Puno.