, 1859-05-13

The news received vesterday1 v the steamer L,Jn .
Stephens will lie found varied and impurtaut The
principal feature is the attack upon the American
Consulate nj VALPARAISO by the Goytrnmcnt Police
and th~dcrate u',iiop II must v criuutp
ii will be seen that The Government So c,r from ma
king The proper GY,ale 70 Mr. Trryitt rcrcated the
Insult and even went ,n far ,s tn commit per.yYa
lo9trore anon Mr. Read the Consular SCCretarN and
world have uarletd that 'Ccutleman Int for the
beroism and gallant conduct Of Mrs, Trevitt. The
persuasive argrmcpt which at last brought the Chilean
oalrigl 10 lis senses y, a reyolyar in the hands of
Mr. Treyitt. The asir Is likely to create vivid sen
saton in WASHINGTON AMI il is not unlikely that
portion of the para.av feet will lie ordered tn double
the Horn and nav their addresses to the Pacific side
of the continent II i, not a little remarkable th4t
lClla which has ever preserved such friendly rrla
tons With Cpr Ggyrrn,Hept should he The oajudirp
Iparty in this Instance OF all the iIispano 4 ucrau
Republics. Chile has always been foremost in ciyz.,
ton, refinement, commerce, good government a.d the
arts Of peace The lhe city OF QUITO, capital OF Ec;a
dor. was DESTROYED ny terrific earthquake on the
morning of the ?2d OF March.
The tfiai OF Tie Hon. Pan. Il ack.c5 had com
lmcnced at Washington, ana nine witnesses had been
examined on the pat Of the prosecution The Para
IEuay dinlrulty mas all blown over, and Mr.. Commas
soner Bowln'Was Oh intimate terms with l'rc-ldet
Lopez General Lamar has succeeded in elie' ting
| treaty with The Nitaragnan Government. We learn
that it embraces aii the leading features OF the Ca3s-
lii'sarl treaty Tie Secretary Of General Jercz the
rnaty 10 fh.t ,ioe and Las lie DO
tinatnn before dis time IL Univ r1nircs lie assent
nf our TovernncIt 10 r,mnlctrti ra1ifratinn LAST
Int nat Icast l. the Sratifvin itiIi%emrc that liz
Gnvemmrnt of NirarIrI, have declared the transit
route free and authorized the issuance of decree to
thot eCrct TLs Iattnr ,icce nC n@ys /, n,rt,I,rIv
aresptos 70 Caaa" ard we .SS nrPpnbJv soo
experence The aJyontorrs of another Steam line he
| tween San Frapciscn and The Eastern States.
Enrr,,r Tbr ,t- +, r,,, r,~,,, L',,rn,,a ~ ,roh i ,
measure couarfin.r seems Ia tcni decirdIy t,~,rl
peace. The steamer New York brought tie news Of
an annroacluc Conrrcss of the rfot Power; nj onr
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mission This h1,v,yrr il denied by the n,y of the
,IeaInsbi, indian to-day which oiyrs to cnsia tLc
credit of having called The council and pronounce,
ord CroUlcy's mi s,iru foilule Tho pion is for
England France Russia Austria and Prussia 10 hold
la Congress- for The pcarcrI ISOLATION of the ItlUgn
diDieu,tcs and 50 much flit in the pacfc settlement
OF affairs is evnccd that the money market has re-.
lcoiyrJ an cnnnhotic Lunvnprv
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I.eI s'@'g S, t - " ~. L;
t"p iior drGcr hot, Secn cTfeJs5 70 w
Mexico, in order to prevent the entrance Of these
bands Of mara'ler' intn that Territory. The troops
now in New Mexico will be removed into Arizona, il
u shou'u nec"h necessary anu ther places supped
Oy "therS iioia lhe II@t'e country
Postal AIT.Iis.-Thc Po,t,nastcr.G Geper,I has sent
letters to several gentlemen, inviting proposals for
eaIrying mails nst"tIn @ Sew OH nhd New orleans
Inu W G1iorna rom tue Jun SepeIhDer, ioo9, I. tre
lss 'uJ, t''y ie'iiS W oiuuGrs 70 ueSlha'e iigir
own N route fropo'aS are 10 DC received uhlli the
'oIa Apti: ,o., ,o
1850, the regular Ca ilomia iails will Le carried via
INicaagGa instead of Panaina under contract agree.
ably 10 the law of 1876
There is considerable competition for the mail con-
tract t1r California and Oregon after the expiration
OF the existing Sloo contract" The pay is about
$4,000 900 per annun under the present arrangement
and the revenue about $3.50 600, and some parties
t,' ,L I,ie sne iSm us 'Isve y an 'e col'
i "s en NJ ueu. II Il st ts
% III p1iu, ''ie Ni's " eary 'ne MANS lo[ tnla
of tyur the amonp, of Dostorp as Conversation il
enforced it will kin Inc Tebus,tepee ma t6e eynenscs
of that route arc stated at s2SG OOO year, while the
reyenue is less than S20OGO, 49,
Strenuous efforts are now making by private com