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me governments Of Peru and Ecuador have finally
agreed 70 refer 70 the British governmsss ~
all difhcutiss pending between them. special COM
missioner was expected from Peru FOR that purposes
Several Sisters Of Charity had arrived At 0uaysqun 70
establish public schools and hospitals.
Money getting 20 scarce in Guayaqail that the NOR
chants have petoned the government TO prevent the
expectation Of the silver dollar (sble worth eighty
cents) the only circulating coin Of the country. The
government has issued decree prohibiting exporta
on Of said coin during the commercial crisis that
General Antonio nizalde Lamar died at Guayaau, on
the Gath OF May He was one OF the old generals OF the
Independence Of South America
General San Roman hal been elected President Of
Peru His election mad been received by all good ci-
IONS as prssago OF future tranquility aud general pros
Two agents had arrived at Lima to tender to the Pc
dulfo had opened . negotiation for in London. The
agents are Mr. Wakin, OF the house Of Thompson g.
gave these gentlemen very kind reception, but In
formed them that he could not entertain their PROPOSE
lions until he heard from his commissioner Mr. Roduo,
They had left for the Cnincha Islands, with view Of
forming OF the guano these islands contain
There had been 1914 ,2S4 quntas sapetre exported
from Iquque IN the mopth Of May Of the present year.
Congress, in accordance with the constitution would
DO convened on the 2Sth Of Julyanniversary Of the
Independence Of Peru.
The Concrete, Of Lima, of the 18th inst, says-what
has partly contributed to moderate the election strife
here s the deep interest fe by all parties the treach
erous hostility that IS being waged BY Napoleon ILL.,
against sister republic Of Mexico. all the ports OF
the continent were menaced by the imperial arms the
excitement could not be great Peru, Chile, Bolivia
buenos Ayres, Paraguay and Uruguay.
The latest dates from La paz to the soth OF Way
General Acha had received majority Of votes FOR
ha mali
Acha was 1884 The vote in the whole republic was as
number Of votes IL 1855 for General Acha
S,045; for General Perez, 3311
General Don Gregorio Perez (he defeated canddate)
entered La Paz the 22d OF May accompanied by many
friends.
Canvassng had commenced for the election OF deputies
to the next Congress.
Don Quintin QGeredo had made very interesting and
important report concerning tho navigation OF the
Amazonas.
The government had commissioned Don Tristan Roca
to make explorations for road from Santa Cruz TO Para
and to select suitable locations for forts on said
The United States Minister, Mr.. Carter had presented
project to establish colony the borders Of the
MADEIRA This very important enterprise would be sub
mtted 70 Congres at the next session.
The difficulties between Peru and Bolivia would be
amicably settled.
Project BENT had communicated TO the govern
ment that very rich gold mines had been discovered at
the celebrated mountain Polla or San Simon.
These mines were attracting great attention and are
said 70 be exceedingly rich The At he
session, at the suggestion Of the President, WILL IL 10
stated, adopt measures 70 develop the resources OF
from abroad.
Congress- convened at Santiago Chile the lst inst
and the President delivered his message which was well
received by that body
"Thc extraordinary announcement that tho establish
ment OF monarchy in McKee,, under European prince,
cans has given rise in Chile in every other part
America 10 an intense excitement manifested IN various
acts and WAYS J. seems incredible that the Queens
whose power is proclaimed on the ground OF popular suf
frage, should seriously contemplate such scheme"
He again says.l have thought 1T TO send TO Mexico
diplomatic agent to oxp: my desire Of seeing final
termination Of tho pending difcucs and 70 tender my
good offices 10 the President Oh that republic"
In regard 10 the Cabinet there had not been any
appointments made. But that the follow.
ing gentlemen had been recommendation Manuel
Antonio Tocornal 70 take charge OF the portfolio
Of the Interior and tho head OF the State Department.
Don Miguel H. G. emes and Ion Aware Corarrub,as for
portfolio Of Justice; General Mtrana and Colonel Sesse
for War and Navy and Don Francis do B. Solar for the
Treasury Dcpa meat
of new Department for p o.ic Works.
1t is rumored that the Rev Don Jose Ignaco Victor
Ezagurre il soon 70 visit tine south American republics
in the capacity OF Nunco from his Holiness Pho TX.
Three hundred and afty vessels received cargoes Of
coal at the Lota and Coronel coal mines In Chile during
The Island OF Qninquina is represented containing
inexhaustibe deposits Of COAL Caumona Iebu Valdvia
Chloe Magaancs and ther districts the south Of Chile
are said to be equally abundant
Congress passed the law on the 10th OF April au.-
thorzing the President TO settle the ques
ticn by the payment Of -four millions OF dollars and ye
per cont yearly interest On the AngloFrench claims.
,IScEs.
Preparations fr the meeting Of a general Congress OF
these Provinces to tase lace Bnenos Ayres tho.
Gath ult according the last adyces
aud everything would be ready give ecl0t the
gural ceremonies on hat occasion.
Colonies Sands and Rvas commanders OF the troops Of
nenos Ayres, would not iespect the agreement made
botween General Penasa anu the Governor Of San Luis
They had attacked General Penaisas forces and had
killed thirty Of his men, and trying TO prevent his
reaching the province of La Roa where they fear he
would make firm stand and proract the strife.
PANAMA, June %, 1852
The Military Movements in The Safes of Colombia-OtOa
lions Of General Santa Coioma-Arrioal Of a Caasoic
Pretate al Panana-Neos from Venesu.la, dc.
Since you last nothing Of Importance has taken
place on the sthmus. From tho seat Of have
had no later Intelligence. The monthly mail from the
interior will reach before tho morning Of tho 9Th
of July. It supposed that Buopaventura still held
by tho liberals nothing has boon heard from there
which would surely have been the otherwise, as
they possess the little fleet in those The soldiers
under Colonel Santa Coloma continue in their good beha
vor. With the exception Of friendly machste match
and hen, nothing distrbs the peace Of this city
Those that vent TO Aspnw, few days since have re-
like guns for Colonel Arboleda I suppose Senor Pombo
has been enough not to send them until the steam
or Of the st SO that their stay on the s,hmus may Do
leaves on the 12h II they rightly consigned they
may come over the railroad in tho nick Of tmo. No
their port Of destination. Preparations being made
for the celebration OF the Fourth and the fall OF Rich
mond by resident Americans.
From Reaeio you have already learned that the Eng
lsh bark Harpcy wrecked of that port about the
18th Of May. she from Glasgow, her way to San
Francisco Her cargo was Of general description iron
pipes for the san Francisco water works composing
part it, Tho OF tha sale OF the cargo after the
wreck has led TO the suspicion that everything Is not
right, and agent Lloyds is called for.
From Venezuela nothing new has reached ue. The
OF General Paez continues TO ory itself In
different cities. Senior Becara late secretary Of General
Mossuera, arrived at Aspinws from Caracas by the
English steamer from 81. Thomas, and continued to
Carthagena for the Colombian capital.
Her Britannia Majesty steamer Tsrmagant is at
Panama. also the United States steam rigate Ssranac
and United States storcship Warren At Aepnwall the