Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-07
From California enc south A.,

ter and st. Marys we're at Panama -
steamship Brooklyn aud storesbi, F.I-
at Aspinwall on the 24th nit.
Adyices have been received from t,
so to the 2nd, and Callao to the Ion -
tober. The steamer Moses Taylor to-
there --'k
The ultimatCm Of the Ameries, r.
ment had been rejected by Peru 50 f.T.'
Lizzie Thumb. Georgiana and the g.
claims are concerned. This refus,l Ia Ia
compel the American minister to derD,,s !:
passport.
a frightfal accident occurred On n. !,
ult., IN the dry dock at San LoreDza -
wing the entire loss of the Peruvian .
Callao, formerly the Auperimae. and =
loss of life. The f.igste was ben, ~
with all crew on board, Wher some So
ons of the dock gave way, causing n. :
10 pitch over when she rapidly filed =
water and sunk 4 great number Of =,
were below. including men women and !,
dren, and the sick IN the hospital. al a.
persisted. All the particulars Of tie
ter were not known at the latest dzy =
was believed that the number OF kiils5
reach one hundred and ffty. 1he npu,..
wounded was very great. The Gala a.,
forty four gun frigate. built Al B...s.
England SIX years sgo, The dock - !,
damaged and rendered useless
BO!iCia.-The revoiution "a Z .l.r;,
been suppressed Several Cfhcsrs wrrs
Nicaragua a.-Advic,s from y Nicz-aEcsr, ;,
that the news OF Walkers capiare r.ss
there On the Seth Of Sep,eulber, e-zsiu. n
rejoicing
Martinez was again at The head OF 4,
Mr- Demitry Was pressing the Govern
for the appointment " a convention 10 =
American claims. but was uDsucc.-s
haTilntz, however had CONSENTED % G.
meeting OF Congress on the 18th u Gee
Der, ~ tha; the ratification Of the Lama.
don treaty might be effected within tas
specified.
Commodore Vanderbilt had made tie &
| ernmeDt an offer for he, transit, bu; + \
not accepted.
Adsrees from GGayasuil state that Fr
was disb.Baing his forces. but that tie 4
/ iuyisn President, Castillo, still maiutsivss
/ hostile attitude, and was seeking perus.
/ from his Congress te declare Ear agaiu :
/ Ecuador
The United States steamer Nzrragaus,
Z CallsO On the Sth nit for Panama.
a difficulty had arisen at Pauam bs.Es
4 the United States and British Naval ~
I owing 10 the arrest OF ~ American II
an American citizen for refusing 10 rs,
u tie eaalien = Of British guarl.
nai been sts-lUaei In tie streets siucs 1. 4
cent 6i>tus Sz-ees. CUlnmcoicatloas i
passed between dag officer Moutsoluer7 4
/ the British commander "a relation T. ils
/ ter, but Ihe resclt was rot known.
A fresh alarm occurred al Panama d.
nig ght Of the 22nd, Ia cyLsequ-Les uF
port that i.cLO gzs coming sita a u.r-,
/ negroes 10 sack the city the trae-s "A
/ uBdeF arm- all night N0fhlug as.g-Ll
Out Lew runlors were hourly creased aai q
cui4'ed, and the city was kept II s,-s
/ greet eKefleSneEt-
Ihs report Of the intsDdsut on tie M
rectiOn has Appeared ST Husi.z5o a,irl-
that ValbI.sE 20 tue same auspices q (.
nhrch produced tie riots IN 1886 =r5 !
when tnsre Was Bc recruiting Ior Ire al
lie describes the sssSiisatS - coLIS1sol @. 4
uregs oi the PoFulatIOD, VINO 81 Ia
without any distinct plan ami have Do
IN View except piaRdeT- Per cuar-s- IL
relterases lts former charge that lie t
arose solely from the uuisirness Il ~ Il \
crniiIug for the army. The IsEo-t czc
with expressing tk%aks TO various .. u
assistance I've of the riaclesiels sUs.s
hfty Others It states, are III prison. Ala
lao correspondent Of the Star vie, =
date of the i1th inst. Tae ultirna.u-
the Cabinet at Washington has b e. 8 4
T presented, ana on Saturday evening ths
- ruyIan GoyerDment disclosed II, T=fa,-i |
settle the following claims Lizzie Ih1-l
{ GeorgiaDa and SaratOria claims. Tl
, claim Is ole which Do sensible persr 4
thought that the United States w5a.i
: listen to, much less try and urge is gsy1
There can be but one term applied ton
E It Is nefariOus. The Pur0vian Covers
= has IN Its possession proofs agaiust ths
of most damniDg character TIE =
E ton made by the Peruvian Goysruu.l
: leave II TO arbitration was inGig8sD.5 =
: ted; that also of q mixed eoninlissi1n Us.
a similar fate. l have good auib0rlg q,
D ting that the Peruvian government . ~
10 dispose with all diplomatic bBasaE'
]
ton and judgment of the Supreme O1-'
J. the United States. The refusal 70 SEN
d the terms demanded by tie CHi'si :
:, necessarily eOmpels Mr. Clay tc deill-
IS passports. haul down bis flag aaS g illt
: Eraado@- - Tranquility PreE-.is ;l''-=
5 the Republic, except at Gaayaqall' vs..
s kind OF pronunelameOto has been II
Of in favor of the equality Of repTess1l,--'-
Is u portion of the inhabitants UIass
b been given for the purchase Of Two s''--
u engines Tor that ciIy. caused by tae hID'
re fires which have taken place lately
IS The property aud The Office OF eso
e have been restored TO him by puoii'
D. aud the General has returned loas
= ullO, however still maintained q h's-
Te tude, aud has sought permission = -
of war against Peru. to which Siaie u
he very friendly. A division OF eVV -
c. been disbanded BY Flores since his t.
Is AT the late election IN MAJ
Is Ralnh Farham- the sole survivor O. =