New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-13
From South America

FROM South America
From the Panama Star Of tIle I'd inst. Ne extract
the following intelligence
a The p. 9. N. Co.'s steamer BoIisis. Cant Hiu
arrived in this port te-dey, at 1896 r, NJ, with
dates from Valparaiso, 70 the list, Gaae, 18th and
Payta, 18th inst.
She brings specie on freight for England, valued
at siss col so, and for Panama sssss a. also 80
packages % merchandise
chill
Eematns quiet and business appears improving.
Inc railroads. are progressing fayorably, and few
miles more u he Valparaiso and Santiago road
VIII soon he oFsned. The MsrcslySo szys
Our adVicos from csPiape are important, and
works. = " "
The copper mines 81 oisueos, gerro Blanca and
great stock Of ores il chansrai mi otsT ol
The works Of the gold mines in Inca II aefnfr-
ing Importance and great discovery 5 spoken Of
ON the frontiers Of Bolivia.
Another very important discovery has been lat
terly announced as having taken place ia the An
des the mountain called Culnnquen, is the pro-
vince of Aconcagua, where It is said that more
than eighty petitions had been presented IN q few
days.
8 The news from Aranco Is satisfactory Accord
ing to the Correo del Sur, Conception newspaper,
peace 10 completely reestabIished among the In
dams Of the lower frontier. Colonel Barbosa has
obliged them to give him hostages, to pay com
ton Of fort on their lands in the neghborh0od Of
Imperial a meeting was to be held for the de-
finite settlement Of this affair on the 18th inst.
According to our correspondent, this was not the
I case with the Indians Of the upper frontier who
preserve their hostile attitude. : Al hand Of 1000
Of them made an attack on Fort Negrete, but were
a sis na0 ~ wsa grsas css y ths garrison con
Nothing new has taken place IN the administra-
tion-at least nothing has been published by the
ohiclal crgani nor shas the ruHcF ok the convoca-
ton Of Congress to extraordinary sessions which
we mentioned ii our last, been con5rmed.
\ A senli-efieal paper has announced the ternlina-
ton Of The amendment Of the Custom house laws,
for which Congress had authorized the Executive
last year. Should this be true, the amended laws
must very soon be published.
Peru.
Beyond the rumors of Castiifas invasion of
Bolivia we find little of importance, except what
is contained inon correspondents letters from the
Coast
The Peruvian ship J. F. l., owned by Mr. Wash.
ington Booth, which left Cailao for China vie the
Sandwich Islands, foundered when two days ont
and three hundred miles from land; she was going
| at the time the leak was discovered about seven
| and a half knots. AL hands Immediately took to
the boata and were unable to save anything One
boat with four persons and another with nine sue
ceeded in reaching the coast of Perm in the neigh
| borhood of Lambayaque, after being out three
i days. The other boat with nine persons On board
/ had not been heard Of. 44
Among those on board was Purser BeIknap. of
the United States Navy, bound to Sandwich Islands
4 on Government business
He lost everything, including 5000 ID money and
States for duplicate orders Mi. b. came mp in the
4 Bolivia and proceeded on the Ariel 10 New York.
From Ecuador.
4 Steamer Anne sailed from GuayaauI at IL, NJ
i on the 18th. At2 A. n. on the 10th anchored on
4 Manta, and sailed again at $50 r. NJ. AtIP. MI.
the 2lst reached Esmeraldas, and sailed at 3:45
same day. Reached Tumaco at I.50 p. NJ on the
22d, and sailed again at ~. Arrived at Ruen-
~
Panama at2P. NJ. same day. Anchored off Panama
at A. M. on the 9th. s,
Il From Guayaqul there is nd news of irnpor lance
Franco still continues to hold the province ,but the
people of the interior refuse to acknowledge him
and adhere to the Government of Quito. Business
! was very dull, and good deal OF aiekness pre-
vailed.
From the State of Cauca, we learn that Cen
Mosquera has entirely put down the revelation,
and with about 1000 men under arms, awaits al
Carriage, the action of the Central Government
BY the United States sloop-of-war Wyoming,
which arrived in this port on Tuesday last, 9Th
we are in receipt Of two days later news from
CalIao. . 81 ~ 80 ~ ia
CALLAo. March Is, 1860. 81 Editors ssa, aad
Herald The Wyoming leaves to-day for Panama
by her send yon the latest news from this place
The Government has refused to declare war agains
Bolivia. They have had stormy time of 1t in thu
Cabinet. Viee.P President Mar would net allow him
self to be led into another war by Gen. Castillo
The country is almost bankrupt and another aifai
like Ecuador wond efectually make it SO. sixteel
millions have been spent and things are worse nov
D than before. General Franco has sent kiiniste
t to ask the aid from Peru that was stipulated for
the treaty. and one thing quite certain that Per
2 will not give it.
Gen. Belzn has gone to Valparaiso. Castillo On
deavored to get him to go to Bolivia and overthrow
DR.. Linares, but Belzu refused to lend himself I
If any Of Castilla's intrgues against his country
g Things are in very unsettled state, and Castla'
Il position is very precarious. His downfall may b
q truly