The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

AdyOus0Osent OF tho Peruvian Congress-
Punishment of RevOiu tionfsts IA ChiIe-Tne
Austrian Exploring Frigete Bound HOme--
Markets and Frsignt--An Engllsh ship De-
Ieilct--Che Eeuadorian Revolution Ended
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENTS.
PANAMA, June IS, 1859
The steamship Washington, Captain WEIGH, fromNsw
York via san Juah del Norte, Kingston, Jamaica,
ferueubuco, Corone, Valparaiso, and the Chincha
lsands arrived Mt Panama Sunday the 18th Of june
with dates from Valparaiso 10 the Goth Of Nay.
The Washington was twenty days in st. Catharines
and obliged 10 wait three weeks q, Corone for coal
which she could only obtain By setting her Storage pas
sengers TO work to bring IL from the mines.
At Iorouel Of her passengers Britain Hopper Of
Long Branch, N. j. was murdered by robbers. He IVES
riding out with Of the Washingtous officers, when he
was inet by single man who asked bin for tobacco
Dividing win him. Mr.. Hopper rode on, when he was fol-
lowed by the same man, VINO wan,ei more tobacco. Il
being refused him, he continued ~ follow until they
rived at hill, when the was joined by three others
ana a woman, who attacked MIR Hopper and his comps-
with clubs ami knife. The latter wrestsd me
knife from them bot dropped it, when OF the robbers
seized and killed Mr. H. on the spot. The purser hsv
lug offered OF $50 for the murderer he was
r.siej and EhCt by the suthorites Of Copcepcion.
The Washington detained eleven days at Val
raraso 10 money bottomry in order 70 complete
she ha6 2e5 paasenrers--an we'll
She sailed Tor san Francisco the 18th via San Jlan
Gel Sur
PERu.
Our dates nom Lima g. TO the 2Tth May.
Congress ado0rueo the 24tb I'll July o. having de-
creed benre separating thai convocaCon by the Pres
necessary to its meeting at time aud
that u would then continue the by
fsr Of Pfcsiden, Castla's bay the con-
pelug The sad President TO enforce s decrees dsrsn
cine certain persous who broke sbe Constituent As
aeuby ut The point of the bayoDet IN November last
j. aLo srmes she authority granted ny it to President
CaftIs asst October Go make Ecuador in case no
C0nid noL coax teI government u his deniands.
CHILE.
Nothing ri any importance htd occurred in Chile.
The Councils Of War continued TO condemn the p1ost
prominent of those concerned revoutlonsume to
death, but rnoet 10 exile.
Two of be persons protected by DR.. Trevitt
CD'eo States Copsu and which him the loss of
his eXequatur have been condemned 10 death.
Gallo, TIE head OF the Cop,lpo revolt and WAC do
Gated 1T the bltue near coqumbo, bao arrived the
Argentine Confederation aud been granted protection by
tn authorities cf sn Juan
TIE British bark Edsard Herbert caught Are in the bay
o. Valparaiso The Pain ul nnd received consider
dan 10 appears that kegs or BOW.
der among ,bo cargo and It is though, that OF
ghteo and csused ine consgraton. Five persons
BABY wounded cy the tApioaon, and quantity Of the
cargo oestroyed.
The Mrcuylo states that the N. A. schooner Sea ITCH
hah arI0eo At Mon'evideo with cart OF the cargo of the
British brig Charles rupper, which che found abandoned
in the Stralte IT Magellan
An explosion OF shes &c IN one of the quartes Of
artillery in Valparaiso killed dive men and ~ounded
Others
Toe Austrian trigete Eovna which fitted out for
scient &c expedition arousd the world has saed for me-
tue execution hcing abandoned account OF the VA
Business ia rapidly improving since The Termination of
The revolution. The following from the make. report
OF the HeTcUio. OF vsparaeo:-
Copper IN bars-2 200 qqs ct $50 oesh. Hides
Sevea lots Of select kind paced at SIG 80 Si7
more or less Light GoaskiDs placed at SIC 33c
per IN FoarIhe reopeping Of the northern provinces
70 trade gave rise to come ACTIVITY In this article. Arrivals
from the south have tcen slight ose from Santiago
still Do,e &c, and nOtT thstandng tina shipments and
consumption were greater. there 10 s.,t pretty gcpd
stock on hand Shipments to the northern provinces and
Peru a-c med To- 1900 qqs and the consumption OF tho
ortDigb, is Chculsted at 1900 aqs forming total OF
ots ~ 81 70 81 30 six months credit Santiago brands:
- a 80 ~, alx month"; credit, Southern brands
FrtishH u little better.
The American clpper E,,crpe was chartered TO take
Rusno to Baltimore from the Chinchas at $40 per ton
British sbps gt 81 e. 81 rs for copper relghts from
the & asst 10 the Continen, o. Europe
Exchange OF Eogapd ,s1ad On the United States &,
and &c days, n Ger cent; Offering
The revolution 10 the north beng end the port;
have again been oDeped 10 c0mmetce.
10 be south the struggling guerrilla parties have beeo
defeated and scattered by the government Some aopre.
eighty Cecques who ii feared aesembed TO devise
means 70 the death Of Indians killed the ROY
einment soldiers 10 the attack on them n their
southern tte. The government will despatch force 10
watch these Indians.
Ibe American schooner Townsend Jones' ecid TO hive
been fted out 1tp cargo Of howzeSe, sabYes powder
aud old mcslsets by George Law and ia.ey selves AZ
VsipaTsteo on suspicion that Der master had contracted
eel his cargo ,hc Caitera evolt,oniete sI
IL port deserted ny her owners. Mr. 8jgler Glazing
600 GOO Tor the cargo and OF wants Apologies
&e, the bargain IL 10 be hoped Geo. Law will eoop
See tne las, o. as old muskes, ,psy have kept the
Unned states IN continued Dro she had the
folly 20 cell them u bin.
The following curious II the deseton or shin by
her master s related ID the Valparas0 Cop,co and PaD
ma Heyai0:-roe English ship Indian Queen Bre Yer
msser from Melbourne bound for Liverpool with fortv
one passengers, struck iceberg April L. latitude 80
longitude 1853 W Caytsip Brewer, Hrsl mate, thirteen
men and two passengers lowered feboat and eft the
ship, cam alongside after M interval OF Quart
Of an hour and finding the ship making No water thew
tired 70 fet on board but osinG their wien near the
Snip end being too lar of rope tbr gn them
tDe sup drilled clear Of ice and the was never seen
afterwards Captain Ray, Of the American @taie hark
Lsfayehe boarded the Indian Quee, Nav T. 1880 AZ
which time all hands were WE'LL with plenty Of provisions
~ 90 boatd-ship 10 charge OF second mate bound to
Valparaiso '
fne following Is list OF the passengers on board al
the hme;-Messis H. Ceughev, " Campbell, Mrs Camp.
Dell ana two children, s 5arov Philip 3autilisr VI
fvals, ) Hrgsop and two children, Mrs Bnrc,,ne anil
chGo, H. Shefmsp, Fer,er, George Dee Thomas Ed
oeyery, John Gcddes, D Gsddes, Njcnael Burke, En-.
manuel Da~son John Thompson, Joseph oosbe,t Mrs
aosoe. and child, David Mcnister, Mrs Meyers w. De-
lcke, Arthur Wallace, John Roth Joan acKe,se. Ma.
hew Can, alexander KAskie, Geo Brown + Carol g
Mc%lian John Bell, Castor Roreli.
TIE ehip succeed ~ reaching Valparaiso on te JOth
OF moy, entirely dsman,ed.
ECUADOR.
me N'emped revolution sgairss rsesdep. Rob'es ana
Vpna max oeIo spoca,ed Tor The present, UrbGi having