The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24


The mail steamer North Star, Capt. Jones,
arrived yee,erday morning from Aspnwall with
passengers anal treasure tvs, lon San Francisco On
the lat Of My. The No,th st'r sailed 'or this port
on the 18th. she tiings ;592,bl2 CT in treasure
The news from the Isihnue is mcaerc. Tue city
" Panama vas iull through tho lar.e migration y
British C.!uml.a a. Tie STAN ASp HERALD. ot the
10Th, stsies that the United States s'orcsh.p War
rom in Psnains harhor, las been condemned. aud
will coon be sold at auction. She has been nearly
forty years In the service.
" The steamer solen,, we have later dates from
Carthsgcus and DOscta. TIE PROVISIONAL Presi
dent, Mnslucrn, has issued decree convcking the
National Assembly to meet on the 9th August next
at Caithageus, that being considered more conye-
uicnt point than Riyots. Ifo declares That II ut
that time the state " AnNoquis IL not incorporated
in the Columbian Union, IL will be brought IA hy
force ss the government can no lougci coiIstnt To
Ue thus disiuembcrsd. An official Bulletin of April
~. issued in Carthngeu,. confirms the report Of the
victory uf General Pagan over Enso In tho Csueas
and Tie arrest Of tire latter with sone 33l men.
The steamer Ann. arrived At the island Of Toha-
go ON the 9th inst. with late dates from Gusya-
quil, len ravcrtura &c. Her news 10 highly im.
portsnt. In the Csucas, Tuina'ss Barh,coas and
Bicnsvsntura remained IN the h'nds .i We L'pe
rals hut IL was expected the latter pofs wouId te
tlken by Arb1leta in = very short time, 1 his
troors were only two days Distant aud merely
waiting fer canoes t. come down the river anu
take possession Of tho place. ArbolcdA nad inti-
ceptod oorrespondcnce between Pagan shl San.
chez who wcre about uniting their forces, and
he Immediately marched against tic hrihef 81
Cali, and succeeded in making him nnd Gen
e-.. Alante pri-oners. This caused n great
sensation anon tie Liberia, party. Pnyun being one
OF their leading generals. u Is supposed That uths
their fofces 10 nuack Arholeds, In which evcu-
there s little doubt OF their success, Lopez having
well orgaui-ed body of thirty five hundred mem
II Ia also probable thht General ns'luers may him
self enter thc Caucas ancr receiving Intelligence ot
Pa.un. There Ia great d'al !sunerng in bucn-
aventura for want oi provisions. Wcsr. told tai
every cat and dog in ue place has iern eaten up ny
tie soldiers and people are re'otng ,o .iI smts Of
lodges TO procure fdoi. should Al olc6n's sol.
dies reach the por, they will probably get starved
out In few days, even If they noo, with no other
From Bolivia we learn that the risngs in favor Of
General Polzu, have been stihel through the pr1i-
dence and energy Of General Aeha; The revon-
tionary party throughout the republic, are Almost
II not totally crushed. General Acha is the r. ru!ar
recipient Of polacal honors and iu 'nJunc,.on
with General Perez, Ia received and Acknowledged
eyerywh.ro with pleasure by thosc who look for
ward T. dcliversnco from their present troubles
Tho following Items are reported from tie South
coast. Valparaiso was visited hy three slcccssive
fires the an, 9th aud 1th Of April, tho first Of
which was very DISASTROUS, cclisumine nearly half
block IN one Of the most thicky pophl.te,i parts
u the city, aud causing n loss OF quarter million
OF dollsse only about two-thirds covered by insnr
ance. Among those insurance companies which
will suffer We 81 serve the Livrrpool and London is
put down at $is,0Do, and N. America n, $4,000.
Threatened Indian Troubles.
We copy the following from tho San Francisco
BULLETIN OF . late date;
Dispatches from 81. Louis give an alarming as
pect ~ affairs the plains east 81 there. The In
dams have been committing depredstons ON the
Overland Mail Cornpanys property during the past
two months, stealing stock, burning one station at
least, killing the employees. Rumors come in Of
battle now going east Of Fort Bridger. The
pany has stopped running tue mnis Tor the present,
they cannot coutrol the route, and their IL CON
Atan fevr test any moment tho telegraph line may
be destroyed.
Il seems not improbable that we on the
| Of . general uprising Of the redskins Roaming
freely over tracks Of desert and mountain thou
sand miles in extent, they make oominon property
Of the gries Of each tribe. The secessonists have
not failed 10 poison their minds with lies and by oil
\ available processes to turn them against the Go
yerninent at q moment when. dou, tless, they are
inform ed thst It's hands full aud that their de-
| predatlous caunot be punished
| The dispatch from SAT- Lake says these depreda-
| tons have now being going on for two mouths past
! 1t has been announced that Col. Conner, with the
| 81 regiment Il California Volunteers, would leave
BcniclA for Salt Lake about the 10th Of May. This
news will tend to hasten His departure, a. mny 10
abbreviste the 81 eeneo of Gen. Nys from hs terri.
| tory, where the Pi-Utcs taI all the energies Of Old
| wnnenucka 10 keep them from lspsins into Tie
| general Indian un'hSneSs.