The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-05
corr,s,,ondcnce Of he Sun.

na Railroad CompaDyH Steamer GuatemAla has ar |
iyed in this port from Central America, bringing
,onnrma,ion Of the loss Of the steamer Columbus
md her cargo on a reef called Punta dc Remedies,
!, the entrance ~ sonseratc roads.
The Columbus Is total loss. sho had on board
abou, 1860 packages merchandise for Northern Sal
vador and Guatemala, valued at about $1,000 0o-
almost entirely English goods ,nd insured. SIEVE
raj ages wero Afterwards picked up and sold ly
'oyd's agents, bu, barely realized enough r. cover
,he salvage. The captain, crew and passengers
were all saved, and the latter go to New York on
,bs proaen, steamer. Tho Columbus was not In
,urcd.
The Guatemala brings a very lAre cargo valuel
II a million and half Of dollars, and thirteen pas
.engers ,,
ThepA n. Company's steamship Valparaiso,
arrived a, Taboga on the night Of the 2lN instant,
from Callao, &c.
Affairs In Chile arc much improved In business |
point Of view Large shipments Of flour and wheat |
were being collected fDr shipment u Europe. |
President Perez Continues to enjoy the good will
o, the Chlenos, and the government Is progressing
in perfect tranquility.
There was a report Of another revolution In Boil
via under Senior Perez, but II IL not confirmed, and
was thought 10 be unfJundcd.
Recently Messrs Dartweu and Caldwell have set
up steam SAW mill In Valparaiso aud are opening
a prou.l,lng business. They are furnishing sleep
or. s,r In, railways at Coquimbo and Santiago. The
t,rcs,. nrs interminable. Tho material Ia called
A,rcc, kind ~ rcd cellar, son to work, and very
durable. They have been troubled 10 got the tina
| Der I, ms.l,t. D,ultess the g.,bio will come In
| to meet tl,nt want II put ON the route.
lua anlarel AN the luttpH of hlg
consulate a, Tsc,huano. Tno whaling fleet has
no, ye, begun 10 come in for supplies. During this
| month thoy will commence. About soventy-ase
| visit ,lat polt annually, between December aud
| April.
| Rev. Mr., gilbert IL Ut Santiago. lie Guds many
discouragcmcnts mot from, the native inhabitants
nor fr,r the authorities, hut from the indifference
and oplrrgi,lon Of his own countrymen and English
I cal "a on 10 attend the funeral, the burial service
was real W layman, an American, filling an Off
| cid position In the Untei States legation.
An liish priest, having been unfairly handled by
the Archhishol's Ecclesiastical Court In S,ntia,o.
and condemned hc ayers on secret charges.
brought by secret accusers, mud sustained by I'M
known witnesses, IL about Publishing a ,hck nan :
phlet exposing the expressions borne by the lower
| clergy at tie hsnds Of the higher. He d,csntsl.n
In the bark ofthe affair, but laying the axe in deep
attacks tho Roman system as an unchristiaa " en-
| pire" from the Rpc down pleads for the Bible 20
he lin the hands otthe people and insists tina, ali
| priests should teach, ,nd teach only whatsoever
things Jesus Christ has enJ,ineI. Il will be remark
able II the 5dnk does not cause prosecution but
In tia, case he says he will bear anything that NAV
come SondDg II need be his last dollar AMI then,
tthey choose going TO prison btsbio.
project " immense imp prtance 20 the rnture
Wal of laa .a,ttt
monts Confederation, is one suggested by an en-
lghtencd engineer, sr. s,szar for the construction
Of breakwa'er in the Bay OF Valparaiso, in order
| 70 protect the shipping from tie strong winter
storms that deter vessels from entering the Dor,
during the winter months. The engineer commits.
stoned by government TO examine and report on Al,
Iroect has sent in his report, which Ia understood
| ~ be favorable. Sr. SdDT offers g. form A oom-
pAny In London To realize the undertaking in tho
/ term Of ten years.
From the Callao correspondence Of the Panama
| STAR we lake the following;
| Cattdo, Jan. II, 1sG2,-A deep laid plot for tho
abduction ur assassination of General Castillo was
m1tured on the night Of tie lat lust, but the
scheme, rs In former instances, failed in It's ob,nt
nom the treachery OF some Of im authors Tae ie.
sign appears 30 have been 10 induce the General {,
30 on board the Ccayal, then lying In Chirilos har
Dor, Al d then IN take him prisoner, bu, for some
reason, be refused h. 60 and the plan was then ar
ranged n take ssassinStc him AZ his real.
oehce Out ths asof'lled ofsuecess, as Castillo was
warned In time ~ escape.
The commander and first OH ,er OF the Ucaya
were on shore-As they say, ignorant Of the cunSp-
INyLand At aht W IL DEL, OK the nidshipman hiv-
ing rge gave orders 10 get UP steam aud head for
Calluo. The guns then run ont, and every
Thing cleared for action. Conipg alongside tho
LNn, they demanded her surrender but she reFu ssj
and they Immediately opened fire. Tine shots Il w
wildly around the haibor Gor some minutes, when
Tue English man Ut-war gave gnals r them N de-
a Eaulaa tVr al l.. IL.
refusal.
This hrough, them 70 their senses aud they i'm.
meda'ely stood u sea, but fading their cnal short
thoy were obliged % put into the Chinchas This
delay enabled the Peru ana AMI the Lpl-whieh YES
sells had beon dispatched in pursuit-to heave in
slght when the c'nsprators immediately de- amp. |
ell, HeifluS horses At DISCO, and speeding inland
The Hon. Minister Plcnip ten dary and Fry,y |
Extra, rdinny NJ Christopher Robinson from the |
United states, was du.y received by the Peruvian |
authorities on tho 10Th instant. The whole civic |
and military powers Of Lama were in reduisiton 10
do honor 10 the veteran, and to eyince mp,thy |
and regard for the honorel republic which lac re. |
MGR ciyiities On the occasion, and may be wrong
In attributing sinister motive To this design, vet
the devil whispers "'ts not that We love the Uui. |
ted States inoi 9, but that We love Spain less"
Yours JvsrIoA.
IRON 1T. THOMAS.
The American ship Western Ocean, hound for
Europe will $4,000 bushels grain and C,bOO barrels
Hour, had put into 81. Thomas in Distress
The American schooner Caroline Anderson, from |
Chesapeake for New York, had put into 81, Thomas
on the 18th inst, in distress.
IRON AsPrSwALt-
ApinrdN, Jan. 20 A most disgraceNh dls
turbanoe occurred here last night, through the SOL
dieTs sent over here a coupe Of days since nom
PanSma by the Governor, They got into a quarrel
with the Jaior broke open the all aud set all the
prisoners At liberty. Subsequently, they went
around the town aud arrested several innocent and
respectable persons opposed ~ the present Admin
istraiion in politics. Several shots were fired but
fortunately no injury was done. l presume the
whole affair has been got up by faction OF the
Liberals in order to have few conservatives turn
Cd out who still hold office here.
The steamer orzabA, irom San Francisco, Capt
FArnSworth, arrived here at A. NJ She hA, So, 900
In treasure for Panama; $2l4,O0O for Europe, and
$sOi,bTs for the United States. The oHsabS has
also 1--WE hundred and seventy packages Of oottoa |
shipped FROM Acapulco, MoAioo.
me steamer Republic, from Callfornis for AcI-
pulcc, In gale of wind was compelled 70 throw her