Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-03
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Arrival of the Northern Light

Terrible Accident ut San lorenzo Dry
DOck-t5O Persons X illed-Tbe Bolivian
Revolution Suppressed-Severni Omcers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dimculty mt Pa
nama.
New York, November 2.-The Northern
Light which arrived here this morning, re-
ports the sloOps-of-war Lancaster and 81
MdTy's at Panama, and the steamer Brook
I'm and stOreship Falmouth at Aspinwall on
the 25th ult.
Advices from Valparaiso are to the ID, and
Callao to the 18th of October.
The steamer Noses Taylor had touched at
Leta. The utimatum of the American Gov
ernment had been rejected by Peru, so far as
the Lizzie Thompson, Georgiaaa and Sara
tOqd claims are concerned. This refusal
would compel the American Minister to de-
mand his passport.
The ship Lucy ARn Hale was partially
burned on the 9TH of October, at Callao.
A ffightful accident occurred on the 10th,
in the dry dock at San Lorenzo, involving
the entire loss of the Peruvian frigate Caltdo,
| formerly the Auperindc, and great loss Of
! life. She was being docked with the crew
| on board, when some stancheons of the dock
gave way, causing her to pitch over, when
| She rapidly filled with water.
A great number of people, including men,
women and children, are sick in the hospital.
! All perished. All the particulars were not
known at the date of the advices, but it was
believed that the number killed would reach
$50. The number wounded, with broken
heads, arms and legs, was very great. The
Cdlldo was forty y-four-g gun frigate, built at
Backwall, England, six years ago. The dry
dock was also damaged and rendered useless.
The revolution in Bolivia was suppressed
Several officers had been shot
Advices from Nicaragua state that the
news of Walkers capture reached there on
the goth of September, and caused nuch re-
Oicing.
Martinez was again at the head of affairs
Mr.. Dimtry was pressing the Government
for convention to settle American claims
but unsuccessfully.
Martinez, however, had consented to call {
meeting of Congress on the 18th of Sep
tember, so that the ratification of the Lamar
Zeleedon treaty might be effected within tn
time specified. ....
Vanderbilt had made the Government al
offer of transit, but was not accepted.
Advices from Guayaquil state that Flora
was disbanding his forces, but that the Pc
. ruvian President, Catilla, still maintained
} hostile attitude ard was seeking permission
from his Congress to declare war agains
: Ecuador.
f The United States steamer Marraganse
left Callao on the 9Th ult., for Panama.
A difficulty had arisen at Panama, betwee
the United States and British naval forces
owing to the arrest of an American Office
: and american citizen for refusing to respon
: to the challenge of British guard, whic
/. had been stationed in the streets, since tt
recent disturbance. Communications he
passed between flag officer Montgomery al
the British commander The result was II
3, known.
? A fresh alarm occurred at Panama, on Il
u night of the 22d, in consequence of a repO
that Tacho was coming, with party
i, negroes, to sack the city. Troops were VI
der arms all night. Nothing happened, b
new rumors continued TO circulate, and Il
e city was kept in a state of excitement.