Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-27
South American News.
The Panama Star of the Sth instant, has the
following intelligence:
STIRRING NEWS FROM PERU.

STIRRING NEWS FROM PERU.
Letters from Lima and Callao. Of the Goth
November give stirring intelligence The
letters say:
! The greatest excitement prevailed in Lima
during these last few davs, on account Of the
attempt of revolution which took place on
the 23d inst. The revolutionists had brought
over one half of battalion, and directed
themselves early in the morning to the house
OF the President. They disarmed a part Of
the guard, killed its officer, wounded severely
the Presidents Aid-de-camp, and would
probably have succeeded in their attempt, if
the Colonel of the same battalion, with the
rest of his troops, had not arrived to turn
against their revolutionary leaders, and to
shoot several of them down-amongst them
the son of old General Aparico and Colonel
Alnrco. The Others made their escare. Cas-
la himself was hidden during the affrav.
Which saved his life Some of the leaders.
amongst them Mr. Calves, one of the first DO
litical notabilities here, took refuge in the
French Legation but manva arrests have
taken place since of personse6f high rank,
which shows that the revolution had many
ramifcations.
Inc conspiracy was made by the ultra
Liberal party in favor of Gen Firmin Castil-
10 and of the Constitution of $50: and there
lore tHe country may congratulate itself that
the outbreak did not succeed, for the Const-
tuition OF 1886 was the most ridiculous COM
position for half savage country that could
be imagined; the abolition of capital punish
ment which it decreed, was quite enough to
make its results pernicious.
fearful murder was committed last
week. Mrs Seoane, the wife of the Peruvian
in -
her own house at II o'clock in the forenoon.
The unhappy lady seems 10 have defended
herself for some time as slit, was literally GOV
ered with wounds, f(dress. torn to pieces,
and she had been drag gged Through several
rooms by the bandits"
& BOLIVIA
The Bolivian Minister of the Interior has
issued proclamation. in which he bitterly
complains about the grievances his country
constantly suffers from the conduct of the
Peruvian Government, owing to which eBo-
hvia is kept in constant state of agitation
the Minister recommends to prepare for war.
CHILE.
The dreaded invasion by the Indians of
Aranco. appears to have been partially pre-
kented by the energetic measures of the Gov
6pment, but fears are still entertained, and
- Government had, at the last accounts, q
|p'se of about ,2Odm marching against the saw
k,zY Man Hoy SAyApD BovND. The S.
|* - 0rtunate Cal NtAiAlP helps whose er-
Fatl *1skrings over ~ nd hills, shortly
ais<5 z4s 81. Gder of the 10 pson family, led
~ dSt7zI No suspect hinf II participation
inrhet dSAkook passage, with his wife
on boNd M 34)Uer Uncle Sam on her last
trip bur one = KtIRma. His lunacy return
ed after Sfing |as Avs at sea, and he kept
thepassen4ers ID eanikpal alarm uNhis an
tics. One Day u #as kissing for several
hours, and, Ia viis 1hs 81 lh.e utmost distress
fearing that he mig ha<e Brown himself
overheard. at fef request i eelAral search
was instituted, and .at lAst iAz sai..Ing man
was foRd in the hen coon. Wh<re was
earnestly Engaged reSaing the Bik|l to the
towels, ana pausing eya% now and then to
expound The more difficult - petsa.es to his
feathered audience 1t took somes sYArsuasion
to get him out, and when he did issue into
open daylight, he was "a si4ht to besseen"
On the lsthmus he was equally mischieyops,
and probably he gave his ewffe and friends
some som trouble between Aspiawall aud New