The New York Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1855, Page 8

200 VERY LATE FROM THE SOUTH PAGIFIC. Interesting from the Isthmus and the Weat Indies. News from Chile, Bolivia, Peru, the Chinchas, Eeuador, the Sandwich Islands, New Gra- nada, Mexico, Cuba and Australia, &o., &o., &o. CHILE. QBYERAL QUIEP—PROPOSED REDUC" RAILROADS—MINES—3U8I ur advices from Valparaiso are to the 14th ult. Throughout thia republic the greatest quiet prevails in poltical matters. The questicn of subjugating the Aroucan Indians is discussed by the press, and is said to be urgently required. The journals also discuss a pian for a reduction on the export duties] on copper and eilver, the reduction of custom house duties on imports, the construction of railroads with government assist- @ace, and reform in the system of taxation; nothing, hhowover, can be done until Congress meets in June next. ‘The works of the Santiago railroad were progressing. ‘The last dividend of the Copiapo line is stated to be four- teen and a heli percent. Relative to the Conception aad Coquimbo lines no progress has been made, The #tate of the Coquimbo mines is not so flattering as here- éofore, the number of mines vot yielding being conside- rable. From recently published statistics of the commercial business of Chile, it is ascertained that for the first quar- ter of 1864 the foreign importations amounted to $6,398,- 70, which sum, eompared with those of the second q@uarter of 1853, shows a decrease of $2,107. For the eaid first quarter of 1854 the exportations are estimated ‘to have amounted to $6,225,669. Mr. Campbell, the engineer, was to leave Valparaiso within @ short time for the Argentine provinces, to mabe the preliminary surveys, &c., of # line of railroad rom Cordova to Rosario, in Parana. Business during the fortnight in Kho has been on tho average brisk; many vessels arrived with wall selected but not very large cargoes, Cotton, silkeand woollens have experienced no change ‘worth ooting. In linens there has been but little done, ye certain art s are im fair request; in metals no sales have been effected, and prices remain as before. Oils of all kinds are firmand saleable, the markets not being overstocked. In liquors the stock of brandies is netting low, and good brands are saleable; gin scarce vad wanted; all saleable; mone in first hands; claret, in casks of 60 gallons, has been eold at $34, and in cases of 21 to 22 reals. Spanish wines scarce and wanted. In visions rice is abundant and dull; the same may be aia of coffee and American provisions; sugar slightly ad- vanced, In Chile produce, flour has been more inquired far; owing to accounts received from Australia, the price is quoted at $6 a 9625 in Valparaiso, and $3 50a $5 76 deliverable in Conception. Animprovement in the eact cont trade is anticipated. The crops are reported a4 looking well, and it is generally anticipated that prices wil further recede and rule low during the year. Hides aad copper are in constant request, at prices of $12 a $13 for the former, and the latter $21 on shore, equa! to $21 75 4 $21 on board. Nitrate at Iquique has been sold at 18%; reals, at which price more is offered, although eom+ holders ask 19 reals. BOLIVIA. THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT--A SKIRMISH. From Bolivia our only information is derived through ‘tbe Lima papers, The Repudticano of Ariquipa says that Geaeral Acha, the leader in the new revolutionary move- meat, had taken refuge within the Peruvian territory, haviog been driven there by Belzu ; but later dates from ‘Tacna say that he wax in Corocoro on the 14th (Dec.) acwing the infantry there, to enable him to lead them along with his two regiments of cavalry against La Paz. ‘The same authority states that a part of Belzu's forces engaged a portion of the revolutiouary army on the Altos o€ Tapacari, under General Lanza, in which the former retreated, having had many killed, and among them General Irigoyen. “PERU. PROGRESS OF THR SEVOLUTION—MOVEMENTS OF CAS- TILLA AND ELJAS—EXPECTED DOWNFALL OF ECHE- NIQUE. We hiave received files of the Lima Commercio and He ratdo to the 24th December, Wit for the news from this republic relative to the progress of the revolution under Castilla and Elias, we can only refer to the statements puYlished by the government party in their organs. The Aeraldo of the 25th, in its summary, regrets that it can- not yet announce that the revolution is at an end. Cas- ‘tla waa still within a short distance of Lima, but movexents were unknowns, nor were the government aware by which of the many roads he intended marching on the capital. The government has a force ot 1,000 cavairy, well armed and mounted, and 5,000 infantewy ‘besides eighteen guns in good order. Castilla is said havo almost an equal number of men, but they are not #0 well equipped. By the last accounts he was concen- trating his forces at quilla, a point six or seven feagues distant from Lima. The same journal says, in a pt, that on the morning of the 25th President chenique left Lima to inspect hisarmy, by whom he ‘was reeeived with great enthusiasm. Private accounts received from yas who have just come from Lima @ay that the troops showed no enthusiasm at all, and that Echenique’s downfall was daily expected ' The whole of the South is in the Lands of the revolutionists, aad tie feelings of the majority of the people with them. Adecree of Echenique’s, doing away with some of the restrictions on commerce, is published, THE CHINCHA ISLANDS. THE GUANO TRADE. ‘The Lima Commercio gives the following statement of shipments of guano from these islands between the 15th aod 20th of November, 1854 -— Destination. No. of ships. Toms. For Eogland,..... 10 6,568 For United States... 6,257 1,802 ADOR. ‘TER GALAPAGOS ISLANDS— THE PROGRESSO THEREON. We Lave files of the Progresso, of Guayaquil, to the 28th alt Itcontains nothing of interest relative to the otate of that country, The Progresso is very angry with us for having asserted on a previous occasion that tho United States government was in treaty to purchase the Gwiazeqos Islands for the sum of three millions of dol- | lacs, and states, in a burst of patriotism, that this rich cch'pelago ia worth ten times more than all the country lately bought from Mexico for ten million of dolilara—a tact we most Leone 8 deny, but shall not waste timein eodeavoring preve. The Progresso says that the three milion transaction is as follows:— The government of the United States proposes. through its resident Minister in the capital, the loan of three million of dollars at the rate of five per cent per annua, on the condition that a reduction of “ne dollar be made on the price of every ton of guano brouglt by citizeng-of the United States from Ecuador. Tae loan eball be paid, discounting a dollar on every ton of guano. Tx government submitted the proposition to Con- reas, who acquiesced therein, and as yet they have not drawo @ single draft, it not being necessary to dispose ot the said amount.” THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. TUS ANNEXAMON QUESTION—APPREHENSION OF A FILIBUSTER INVASION—FINANCES—SUGAR CROP— ‘Tau FLEETS. We have dates from these islands to the 9th of Decem- ber, 1854. Passengers to San Francisco asserted conf- deatly that the treaty of anuexation had been signed on the Loth, and was to be forwarded immediately to Wash- wgton. The correspondent of the San Francisco Times, writing from Honolulu on the 13th, however, contradicts « this atatement, but is sanguine that the event would accur before the clove of the month. He says :— Tho intensest anxiety pervades the entire community ia regard to annexation. Its consummation is daily ; but the proceedings of the Cabinet and Privy tooked for Cousell are carefully withheld from publicity, even to those who enjoy the fullest confidence of the members of bodies. Laat evening ® rumor was in circulation that the treaty wos Ms — oy waited oe en of nd ert roasummate it. @ rumor is premature, however, Sen able to state from the best authority.” Unlooked for delay has marked the deliberations of this goverament af ‘action upon this deeply important subject, and esctous doubts are entertained by thore best iaformed in tae whether a favorable tssue of pending ne- gotistions ensue, The strenuous, continual opposi- toa of ot! officials, eae an = higher ' of influential Eng! re pire hy! oot her with the lukewarmness of several Ame- conceive that their interest will io usurred by Ba Hg has had the effect to retard its ishment. Still 1 feel confident Mr. Grogs will Sn ec ‘before the close of the present month, and that the treaty will be reas ‘ohg batore our government by the mitele of this letter states further that a strong effort will be mete the election for representatives to the lower houw, which ts to come off on the Ist of January, to elect candidates op} to annexation. Thair ticket ts alroady made uj wo Englishmen and two @atives, vir: Dr. Rooke, J. H. Robbinson, Judge Jobo, Jr., aml Maikai, sigh chief. They are canvassing the district thorough? ly, in the of defeating their opponents. This sed falled to do last year, and it the annoxationiste will only go into the contest with their usual vigor, victory i cer- i ema. "aiP sovtas that the Hawaiian government are really ap- prehensive of @ filibuster invasion. On the Sth of De- sa King Kamebameha issued the following procla- Wnecees, it has come to my knowledge, from the that my government bas been Shrestened with overthrow e the tatives at my court of the v tes, Great Britain and France, being cognizant La “ lawless violence; ate, have offered me the prom tance 1 forces of their respective countries, | here- pees an 10; scopmance, Wiha ald thus . t of my sovereignty, ~My inde- Ja eo Sieiy combi ah ore be ig VOL. XX. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1656. statements to the financial condition ottawen, government does not owe a governments, nor to any individual erected at dena snak ich reat serious af American seaman and a native, om Kauai a few tons of sugar Lihue plantation have been re- The samples received, says Me oe specimens of the yel- ight color and gocd grain, and le inthe market. The crop this besides the molasses, w! At Koloa, also, and on Maui, the and with the assistance of the centrifugal separator, Will soon bein the market. The amount made this year will be considerable; inc: on the last year's crop om some of the plantations, yielding about the same on others. raised will be but a tithe of what the islands can pro- @ market at home. Lands now luce both sugar and coffee, but are wanted to render them pro- ductive; and tere is a field that can hardly be over- worked, anda branch of industry thut can scarcely be The Freach corvette L’Eurydice reached Honolulu on the 7th of December, nineteen days from San Francisco, ‘The United States eloop-of war Portsmouth sailed on the ‘Sd for the United States via Tahiti. anchor in the harbor of Honolulu, sloop-of-war St Mary's, the British ‘Trincomalee, andthe French war ships Artemise, ceste, and Eurydice. NEW GRANADA. THE STEAM FRIGATE MISSISSIPPI AT PANAMA—MORE ABOUT TH3 DEFEAT OF THE REVOLUTIONISIN— DEATH AND OBITUARY NOTICE OF GENERAL HER- RBBA-~ACCIDENT TO THE YOUNG AMBRICA—OOLO- NIZATICN OF THE MOSQUITO GCOAST—TERRIBLE STORM AT ASPINWALL, {From the Panama Star, of Jan. 6.) ‘The United States steam frigate Mississippi arrived at the island of Tobage, Panama Bay,on Wednesday, the Sd inst., in seventeen days from San Francisco. The following is a list of her officera:— , Commander—S. 8. Lee. Lieutenants—Wm. L. Maury, (hydrographic duty,) E, Lanier, J. M. B. Clitz, 8. Nichol: son, Wm. A. Webb, John Kell. ch. Purser—Wm. Speiden. Assistant Surgeon—L. J, Williams. Brevet Captain Mt ian, referring to ‘ortly made upon her, afd we think she will Alvaro, ‘240 tens, was owned by Francis E. lew York, and is insured, Packets. of the Legislative Council:— That, in the opimiou of this Council, it is destrable vestige of the former yetem oo Re ige of t) ta F peaal a at tes pry 2 on me jader and ui rigerous ey i, was an @tror. She was aot in sight doliar to either In the morning iphia; Annapolis, Wind at sunrise, NW; meridian, do; sunset, NNW. night of Deoombed ‘8 Holen, utwater, jibboom, anol i been in contact ie ie an By the iast steamer fr fromthe new crop of pe in Homululu. lo ado, of a yw muscovi , ofa will find a read: 8] ot 36 aye tome Live weather all they equator on the Pao: i Wm overboard on the Sth Dece was lost—throw over the life fast could not ora him. is of excellent quality, new crop is being Boston); Woe regret much to say that we bel 23d for Palermo); crifice of life might bere been ated. Mesare, Bates, Clausson and Gleason, all old reside: land ona peclly by tine tothe shes water ait but did not autceed in finding from N Tork, woe off Ci war! fo although ep; every privilege of f poe eee mie returning to their native be presented to the Governor. sgotaty of Bato for the Coltitest ant te eas ry for the Coloni the consideration ] the Governor-General persons as now holdconditional A meeting was held on the 26th of September in Mel bourne, for the Nichols, Nichols, J & Hazard, Williams; Lon for which thereis capital and enterpr! Grnoa--Art Jan any ofthe crew or their Pellicano, Basso, N York. traces of them, ex the loag and containing tap at isi their return, two mulattos who belonged arrived in town, by name themselves to the Consul and were pro: | Before Messrs. Bates, Clausson and Gleason ‘went in search of the crew, the reached suffered considerably from ever exer- oy in getting ashore, and was sent tothe hospital by superior brig of 280 tons, Co., of New York city, |, Who was lost with argo of 4,/ Mgaumvite croas ties, brought here under contract of Mr. Holeomb, for the Panama Railroad Company. We fear the position of the,vessel will render it sles impoasible to recover this La Rita, the Carthagena trading in a few feet of the wharf, and the crew narrowly es- caped with their lives, so rapidly did she go down. was owned by Alias Gonzale mundo Castillo. gar, Watsingtony Yo Ship Wi at do a S from iat oN to 30, and had Ligh wind from NE to ne Be Pg AO io les. and bad Light Tortherly winds mos! if Bosteu. it winds to lat A iSite ae dg til sia Jou Havre, Banter, ¥ York: Bit 3 aster Nowa lon Lot jeDousid, Skinner, "U4 A en tie ste Hsuvorn—ArrJan 5 Zeevaart, tado, N ork. Livenroon—Arr Jan 6 Cit nd; 7th, New World, Kaight On the 9th of De- n, Caloutem Sept 20. fohn Mavala: proceedings by si a Alexander Hay mo That this meeting is of dient to raise a loan on colony, to form great trunk Tin ‘The Melbourne 4; ing and letter f rocks near the light: ky, but hee pumps kept Ni $ * Savuntal en and Wild Wave, Hewitso Storer, and Jabez mo ne ion that it is highly emeral revenue of of railway, and fo i$ says: —We understand that three Russian prisoners of war are now at large in this colony, ars that as these men are landers, and averse to the yokeof the autocrat, they were allowed to enter the merchant ser- good sailors, and in thatcapacity they arrived in this colony; but thinking the freedom of the green hills preferable to that of the blue waves, they have left their ships, and are now at large. Our files of Van Diemen’s Land journals extend to the ‘7th of October. The Legiclative Council was adjourned on the 2d for a Canvassing had already commenced throughout the colony for several of the seats in the Legislative Council, a oe Extension hops Remeron i lelbourne papers say busi 4 continues in a depressed state. A large number of laborers are unemployed, and are holding meetings, The influx of emi is undimisished, and must soon tell on The following is the latest trade report from the Mel- ot hy October 9:- je fo the diggings continues active. provement, however, is confirted to the retailers and middlemen; but th 6th, Wm Patton. Minot, fer Schooner, sank with- Herald EDGARTOWN, Jan 21—., James River via 8, and commanded by Ra. | Her cargo consisted of provisions, and was ail for E. T. Holloway, except some yams for the Pa- from J. Sanchez, of Cartha- amounts to $1,000, the wharf of the United Stat Mail Steamship Company, by the collision of the Alvaro, | &e.. it is said, wil fall The P. R. R. a 'an Brugge: ‘Arr abip A ; Ocean, with 199 bbl and Nengmreit menos In poxt 24th brig A} ‘Apalachivols : HILADELPHIA, 7 Lat land, Liverpool $6 di mington, Del; brig GI nama Railroad Compa: gens, Mr, Holloway’s fan 25. 4 PM—Arr shi} bark Charlotte E Roberts, Back River, apes York. ‘Id bark ont, Baker, Boston; brig R&T Lamsin, Demill, New York. ort of $25,000, Co., has also suffered seriously. tent of breakwater has been carried away, large quantity of filling in upon the track But no damage has been done that will break off any communication, or in any way retard the construction of the road. The Falcon appeared in the offing this morning, Jan. | in; abe has just come in and York steamer, as we go to pre: We have, as yet, received nothing from her. ‘he North Star came from her wide berth outside, ood anchorage early this morning, J: bly take her passengers, mail: from the central wharf of the P. R. BR, Co Acting Master—J. H. surgeon—D, S, Green. lain—G. Jones. 70) Fria ee Stouffer, Ci restora ‘Star, Horainond ia. Fite East, Hadso ‘ork; Mouut Washin 5 Nos mith, Mills, NOpleans; 13th, Lizzie TE do. Sine Poe Leonides, Savannah . Jones, Jeflerson Maury, K. R. Breeze. Mish. Commander's Secretary—0O. H. Perry. Clerk do —A.L.C. Portman. Purser’s Clerk— chief; R. Danby and .W. Logan, Wm. H, of the railroad. shipman—S. C. 8G See general news columns. 1” Gro Cannin6, before reported lo burg from this ofty, b About thirty passe Southampton, Austin, N ¥ frive. Engineers—J. Gay, folland, first assistants; G. Rutherford and G. W. Alexander, second assistants; E. D, Robie and J. D. Mercer, third assistants Boatswain— Gunner—J. R. Caulk. Sailmaker—Jacob Stephens. Mate—W. Heine ‘The Mississippi is a fine vessel of about 1,700 tons; she carries ten pairhan guns, eight 8-inch guns and two 10- inch. Ske was considerably injured in a terrible hurri- ricane in the Chinese seas, one of her engines becoming almoet useloas from injuries then received. She was af- terwards thoroughiy repaired at Benicia. years since she left Norfolk, and since thea she has visited Madeira, St. Helena, Cape of Good Hope, Mauri- int de Galle, Singapore, Macao, Cansin; Hong Kong, Sha: 1, and went out chored near the Carpenter—H. M ‘Acting Master's ¢ labor market. re is $12,000 on cargo in Providen ntd inwards Jan 6 Henrietti ae a Jan 6 Henrietta A boat was sent this morning to the wreck of the to the schooner Clinton, Cptain arty sent reports—‘Not a soul on nd the Clinton is in a safe position; on board down sick.’ THE WESTERN COAST OF MEXICO. Our dates from Acapuico are*to the 7th of January. The following letter, from Don Ignacio Comonfort, Gene- ral Commandant of the fortress, «peaks for itself:— Civyit aD Miurrary Departaxst, ACAPULCO, Jan. 7, 1855, TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. | Be pleased to do the ‘‘cause of liberty,” in which Tam | engaged as onc of its leaders, in the “South,” justice by inserting the following :— In your edition of the 20th ultimo, under the heading | of ‘Latest from Mexico,” is published, among other | items of news, as copied from the “ Mexfean papers:’’— | That Acapulco kad pronounced against General Alvarez: and that Don Thomas Moreno was Governor, This being afalse statement, permit me, through the columns of your ‘‘liberal paper,”’ to place the truth before your Teacers, as also those who sympathise with a people who are struggling to free themselves from the yoke of is a better feeling ls of goods have considerably de- creased during the last two weeks, and it is expected that some impetus will shortly be given to the wholesale trade, At present, in this department, we can report no improvement, either in business or in prices. in breadstuffs there is little or nochange. Another carge of barrel flour has arrived from San Francisco, and it is now probable that more may follow. Further supplies of horsefeed have been received. Scotch oats and bran have declined. Flay, however, ia rather firmer, in consequence of a cessation of shipments. | ng-handled shovels have been purchased for the ovens; short-handled D are worth 458. per dozen. Axes (Collins,) £4 to £4 6s.; and icks, 50 per cent on the invoice, iron is more plentiful, and its value has declined. Hoop iron is firmer. ‘The best English spades are wanted; inferior are plentiful. by it white lead is 368. per cwt. ¢ price at auction for the Heather Bell’s cargo was, for Patna, £10 10s. per ton; and Java is not worth more than £8 per | Chinese in the colony, hewever, renders it safer to hold stocks in bond, brandy ited Vineyard is offered |. This is apAbsurd price; but itaffords an roof of the small influence on this market of high prices and deficient stocks at home. Tne rivals of sugar have continued to affect Cossipore sugar is offered and sold at Svuypairs.—Three bushel bags and gunny bags have fallen, Glue scarce, in demand, au has rita, since Corl inger beer, Bross, are wo Gd, and wines San oer? Ber BONS, ‘We have pleasure in re Flying Cloud, and also board the wreck, sitoves, ‘x ‘th, Bell Forsyth, 8 iso. id “+9 Hurlbut, NYork (arr ‘at’ Portsmo Lonponprrny—Arr Jan 6 Hol Sth Creoles, Shield: ay 0 nows per steamer Pacific. Sure Aquerner, lumber and pearl’ si Valparaiso and London, with iy ij Mansritams—Arr 7th, China, Keager, Neweont—Arr Jai Pontsmourr—Arr Ousany (aud sid 10! Loo Choo, Jed ina ‘rancisco aad Panama. ‘Tho Mississippi’ will remain at Tobaga until she re- after which we hope to see her anchored off Panama fora few days. possible for New York, via Valpa- tain‘and part o San. Francisco 26th ult from Bor- irecaapogesanee Fn Suir Pan acon, at fen, Francisco 2 deaux, wes off Ca) Patenmo—Are Dec 17 Kate itilus, Godfrey, Boston. rr Jan 6 Marathon, Vandyke, Falmow Texva—AreJan 8 Amstel, Weill ToRBAY—Sld Jan 10 Rosenoath, E! ir, pert of cargo, © vines and liquors, The plate is nominal: Sfoarer Nov 15, lon 18, after which had moderate northerly winds, issippi sailed from Panama on the 14th inst., via Valparaiso, Rio Janeiro and St. Thomas. ‘The same paper also gives the following account of an entertainmeat amo evening of the 6th. «don board the Panama, where it remained until i#h steamer Valdivia. Bark Equvaron, 0 2th ult, from Manila, on the Sth Noy, in ii lon 129 E, encounter which swept her decks, washed away bulwark: Had variable winds unt and did other damage. last G days from N to NW é 4¢A, from Philadelphia, of and for Salem, with coal, arr at Eugartown 23d inst, having been ritn inco first On 220 ine heavy gale, had # fallen very low. as fallen very Liverroor., Jan 6—The ‘Thompson, for Ne: e river! when the former Jost mizentopmast and had rudder damaged Am hip, apparently inward bone New World, from New Yor the arrival of the Bri ton. The number of ceeded on board of that vessel, where ‘God Save the ad ‘Hail Columbia”’ were played, amidst the cheers of a large audience. Mathison, who were on board, entertained their among whom wero Capt. Lee, Mr. Mumro, and cLain, with their usual well known hospitality. hour became late the visiters took their lea and the Valdivia proceeded to The baad then paid a visit than formerly. In consequence of ineveasi: has suffered a farther decline. .U mainboom, &o, carried away. Scur Praky, ashore at Rockaway Beach, was high and dry on the 24th inst. and has Captain Bloomfield a tow ot Hoses As r ensign uni whieh proceeded towards ‘Tustar” Independence returned to Tuskar’ anything of the-ship. }, hence to Savannah, hich put into Bow 'k from the iaeter port: Jam 6—Seventy or eighty Ameri: arin: of 20 to SD ibe ee Hf W, boxes with india rubber shoes, ed ‘The carge hae been lande The packages of a1 of the hold; thas pai shipped on board s lighter on tl & Drsonast, of and from Boston for Thomas: ton, stranded at Scarboro’, Me, is high upon the beach, ‘here ake wad hauled out of the wa: save the cargo, which was landed without damage, and stored Soarboro’. ‘Thore is little prospect that the vessel will be off unless there shovld ben very full y a westerly wind, ay an easterly wind causes a houvy sea. w ri struck abe hoiste Acapulco has not pronounced in favor of Santa Anna; on the contrary, it ix amply prepared to sustain a long seige, both by land and water. as regards Don ‘Thomas Moreno, he is at this present time in command of a divi- General Alvarez's army at Fri from Nuesco, where General Alvarez is preparations to attack the government forces, who are under command of General Soaga, at the latter place. Very respecttully, our obedient se: DON IGNACIO General Commandant, Civil and Military. We have also received a cepy of the Boletin Oficial del Gercito Restawrador de la Libertad of the 6th of January, from which we glean some items of intelligence. Gene issued apother spirited address to the soldiers, encouraging them in the work they have un” dertaken, and promising that victory will crown their arme forthe future, as it has done dusing the past. The Boletin asys the department of Michoacan, and the ater portion of the departments of Guerrero, Puebla, oni, Usjaca, Tamaulipas, Nuevo Leon and Guanajuato, recognise to-day the revolution, and hail the coming independence and literty. The majorit; the republic now see the false position of Sant and the oligarchy which sustains him; and the complete triumph of the principles set forth in the bla cacnot be delayea more than two or tl The government troops, uncer Zalvag: vere skirmish at Calyaria (accounts of ) are represented as feartully dimin- horoughly dirorgeaized con- auccesses of the revolution- ary party, the Bolctin concludes that within a slfort period the administrat on of the the hands of the defenders of the Plan of Ayubla. to the Lima, where it was received with the greatest enthusiasm by those on board, as well as by the people of the British Company’s works, After a abort stay there it returned to the ying all the way back the favorite air of ‘‘ Stop During the evening, y ada gun fireda salute. Rockets and other fireworks were displayed from all directions, and those of the ships that had nothing else to make a display of, expressed their participation in the amusements by many o sturdy cheer of approbation and del ther, we aré told, the evening was one o! ively aud pleasant ever spent in the harbor of Tubaga, and will long be remembered by those who were partici- pants in the festivities. Intelhgence from Bogota to the 8th, and from Car- thagena te the 22d, had been received. “Anofficial letter addressed to the Governor of the Province, gives more, full details of the victory of the constitutional party, and of the death of General Herrera. The final engagement between tho two armies, which ended the revolution, took place in the Plaza of San Francisco, where the Dictator Melo was captured. The constitutional party consisted of ten thousand men, and their loss is calculated at three hundred, besides Generals Herrera and Camilo Mendoza, Commanders D.C. Caro, and Fr. Olarte, and Ensigns Urucharto and Navas. The revolutionary party lost four hundred m among those who were taken prisoners, are Melo, Con. , Acevedo, Jiminez, Congora Ordaues and The Supreme Court had ordered President Obando to be placed under arrest ; he was imprisoned in the house of Mcnsenor Barilli. From « letter published in the Panameno, we learn ment between the constitutional and the revclutionalists lasted two days, in which the former were successful. More than two thousand of Meio's party have baen taken prisoners, The lata lamented General Herrera was shot in the groin on the morning of the 4th instant, at half past 6 o’clogk, and expired at following day. His remains were accompanii grave by upwards of thirteen thousand people. On the arrival of the news of the defeat of Melo, the ial meeting, at which ap- of the sea, in order to yn, four leagues person making tide ascompanied the arrival of a cargo of uano. Fortunately for the colony Messra. Wm. Gibbs Co., the agents of the Peruvian.government, are inti- mately connected In business with Messra. Bright Bro. thers, of this city, and they are desirous of establishing atradein guano with Australia: had offers from two or three perties for the whole cargo, but as they are anxious to diffuse it over the colony, they have resolved to sell only twenty tons to each pur- chaser, at price (£15 per ton) which will barely cover , bat ter dykes; ‘also, marked in gilt letters jeces of wreckage and name haleme: ‘artown 23d, sbip Alabama, Canning, Virtutis, FP bi Fagraph.) ich Islands, Aug Cid at San Francisco Deo 26 brig Coffin, (late Cogges- Le ap oil, 4) Por a COMONFORT, ardiner, to cruise. onpareil, Sayre, oma | yUni'to Liseepoate ie ae namie gets al The latter firm have Bolivar buoy, in a dan, which was at anchor in the by was brouzht into t S000 bone; Syren iilorciny Hen 29th! Chariot, Brot Fhoonix, Morey, 16 mi ral Alvarez has this morning fo . 850 whale, 4000 1109 Whale, 18,000 bo: clean, oil shipped; mos, bea, leaking; 7th, Timoor, Rogers, 17 mos, Tie mercantile eommunity are: anxiously wait telligence from England, and the- market will remain stagnant bh org Marco Polo and the serew steamer Calcutta p Zhe following is Mr. Khull’s gold circular, dated Octo- iT Ti old remains at £8 19s. 63. ‘The receipt of gold by the escort for the week contin- Mount Alexander and Bendigo bout 2,000 ounces, while Marybo- From the gradual fi ‘pooted from: Net ander, Syren, cruise Dee lasth, have beewp jo ura, Lawrence, eruisegDeo 1, 5 ler, Willis, cruise; Sarah, Switt, edtord; North America, Bart- lett, New London; Rajah, Fisher, New to San Francisco, ues up to the aver d show a falling off rough rises in a Ifke amount, off in the yield of the Avoca dh that the attractions of the richer hee “4 ‘i Stonington; Iris, Harris, ship Plato, with cruise. venture ina se- whictyhave been f Maryborough We understand that a number ef diggers have left thie r the Oberom- steamer, for l’ort As we have no authentic in- ing this remote gold field, we imagine considered good summer ‘diggi the produce be such as to attract any considera' & government estabHshment will follow, may depend upon correct information. re: ceding old found there is not equal in value ds of Vietaris by 10s. per ounce, sv alréady publish ished in numbers, and in dition. Reviewing the p The f 8 Newport to Portsmouth, US, irc ae ae (500 sail wind-bound in et, 16 mos, 200 wi rman, NBedford, 14 NBedford, 12 mos, 29th, bark Louisa, Green, New Bedford, 12 mos, wh. Clad at do Nov 22 Massachu Jirnh Perry, tor Honolulu, and ps, 24th, Milo, Soule,N Bedford; 25th, Metacom, Woodbrid, Harding, and St George, Di ford; Sun, Kubingor cruise; Covington, hi 5 during the week, poatbeon, "ascesa Aibert, en-route to that the final eng verument will be in Washington, and ernise; Champion, Wa- Ports. 23 sehrs-J Castner, N E—Arr Jan 24 schrs.t © Dobbin, Rae, Alice, White, from Mobile vis Sevanna » a8 before reporte: Pigeon, Milliken, : We must, Low to the*other gold and that unless the produce per bly more than at the other fields, the digge: prove his circumstances over those of the apparently ims at the older and richer fields. ere will require to be on the-alert, as thi culty of detection is considerable, Number of person arrived 636 Number that have left., Addition this week... ‘The escorts have brought from— Mount Alexander and Bendig Balaarat, including Geelong Maryborough. n, Telcuhuana; Wm ALEXANDRIA—Arr ton, cruise; 29th, do. We have received letters and files of papers from Ha- vana tothe 20th inst., but everything there seems a quiet and unchanged as at the date of previous-advices. The following is OUR H&VANA CORRESPONDENCE, Havana, Jan. 20, 1955. Review of Troops—The Falcon Ready to Sail—Arrivals— o'cloek on the mornin, Moogiey, Cols, cruise do do, ay, Nye, Niedford, 2250 wh, 20 aterman, NBedford, 190 000 bona; Louisa, Greene, N Bedfc Danie 1 Wood, Talman, N Bedford, 11, ell, N Bedford, 1000 wh, 10,000 bone; ford, 1400 wh, 8,000 bone; Zist, seh hence. ‘SI, Dee is Lote America, Walker, NB, from no date, Valparaiso, Tilton, 1300 bbls R Adams, Andrews, of San'Francisco, -Nov 23, lat 2818 N, lon 11128 W, ship Majestic, and 42 days from the Sandwiel Had taken 6 whales since leay- Cubildo of Panama hel te resolutions were psssed—one, the death of General Herrera as one of the ssea the republic could suffer. tar has the following obituary notice of the General:— Gexzeral Thomas Herrera, whose death has caused such @ general gloom in our city, was, while quite a young a2 officer in the Coldtmbian army, and took part ia 10, ia Peru, in 1824, dic:atorahip, General Her- an 38 brig (proline Mitehel, Virgi tons), Owen, Mobile. ‘harles A Hannum, Smith, The steamer George Law lookedin upon us thia-morn. ing, and allows no time to give a synopsis of evente. Nothing, however, very important has transpired, All the cases of exciting intereat in statu quo. The Captain General was present after dinner at the drill of troops on the plain to the east of the Moro, panied by the Prussian Minister to Mexico, who is now waiting conveyance to his post. The appearance of the troops was creditable. We are glad to learn that the Falcon is not yet to be added to your listof maritime diasters, She will pro- or two, and in readiness for re day, with loss of one tripand mn of passengers here. from. Me if a very favorable character for health, quiet and products. ters, with full advice, will be handed by Empire of lost ship Isabella, arrived here 15 -in-law, master per, ‘to England from banas, of consumption, -seven years, on the 17th inst.—was buried on ‘he sth hoving’‘bad kindly care and attention among strangers, His remains were attended to their res resicents in the hotel, and 366, and year, 44,223 Paltimore: sehre ous battle of Ayaeuch Bolivar wiahed to eatablieh a Tera waa one of those who opposed the measu: consej uence, was obliged to leave the count he wae one of the leaders in re-estavlishing tl tonal order. In 1840, he saved the province of the in the revolutionary movement then agitatiog tae rest of the republic; and, in 1861, he coastitutional forces that put down the revolution in the provinces of Cauca and Antioquia. He also filled the post of Governor of this province, and for ears represented the provinces of the Isthmus in Cor In politics he was a about fifty. General Herrera leaves many relations and e circle of friends to mourn his lossin this city, where he waa very generally beloved and reapected. A rather serious accident happened to the machinery of the new little steamer Your trip from Panama to Tobags. time all the way down, and would have performed the trip im vagy little over an hour, but, unfortunately, when just outs'de the Morro Island, she xea, which caused her to roll cons % this position the piston rod broke adrift and forced itvelf through the cylinder head, Hole aud Provinces isabella, Vani re Cle pants Hie ‘ Soudder, H steamer 4 Cros ‘Francisco: beth ford, 16 months out, Islands, bound te Tombez. yesterday, aeccom- oat John Wesley, hence for Sagua, Jan 20, lat 39 20, lon Isthmus from joining Amount this week. Gold shipped im 1854 Or 68 tons 18 ewt. 1 qr. 8 lbs MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, 37,073 —year, 1,333,630 1,653,999 wersign Ports. \ Bruizy, (don)—in, port 17 brigs Helon Mo: ‘02, at 80s, ..£6,615,996 jusan Duncan, Harringto: bably be here in a da: turn by the asual rai the expenses of dete beral. His age was Sia ih shape Gomtace ielee oe . ip Gondar; iT ite; oor 1 polaces Tien ache ‘ America, on her trial mado excellent | years. The crew shi pg ba. Died, at Hotel a place by his acai: ad le, Chinchas; Oxen- lina, Adams, Valon- 6th C: the explosion of ), Per- has; 22d Mary Glov- machinery, Luckily no further chief was done, and no one received any injury. probably be two months before the Young America will be ready for serviee. hl pe Bercoas ee Havana, Jan, 20, 1856. S ne = Feliz and Estrampes—Severity of their Imprisonment. ‘The steamship Georgo Law having arrived hore this morning, quite unexpectedly, bringing us the-almost unlooked for intelligence of the safety of the missing Falcon, l embrace the opportunity thus afforded me of you a few hurriedly written lines. ad Estrampes remain at the Moro Castle, lite- rally heprtn weegene Sapp inny two sonal s their: applied a 0 for permission visit inn weer at he torts be : ty in and again ay a @ aaked for permission has at igh Ay a final answer given. them a visit a few days-since, but ee agin gd ev se, ae ei aa portion u cargo of fan wi al Bahia Honds, has, { understand, been aaved. POUGHKEEPSIE. AUSTRALIA. KATE HAYZS—ABOLITION OF THE PENAL SYSTEM IN NEW SOUTH WALES—RAILBOADS—RUBSIAN SPIES — NEWS FROM WAN DIEMAN’S LAND—BUSINESS. Wo have received files of papers from.Sydney to the 17th of October—five days later—but they contain no news of any especial interest to the Amerisan reader. ‘The Sydmey Empire gives the following account of a meeting of the subscribers to « testimonial for Kate h ahip Ernestine; ny a iE uae Westie, ‘ jarrio®, Patiadelphis ol Yanama, Jan, 4, bas a long article upoa Pest of New York, January 25, 1855, the project of colonizing the Mosquito coast, now excit- La Katrella_ taken’ the ground uito , Or vat thay fy , and that could give would ler of any other and smaller government, in ing so much attention. that the titles from the Me thereuroa, are worthless, rights which t! those possessed by any tract of land, and wholly #1 whose territory said land mig! of explanation, that an that made by the New Granadian Railroad Company, with ves the following additional storm which caused such de- and loss of life on the Sist of Aa carly as 6 o'clock, it saya, the effect of « terrible norther that bad evidently been ide, came into the harbor eavy swell, which eontinua! out forenoon, until it reached a than has bees before experienced since t! raj there wore ex ® satan, nine ves- , of the Veen, ut at her Le Rite, and the the P. kt, R. Co.; moored b bark Nancy Treat, Cork; brig Harriet, —Are Jan 10 bark Lysandor, Gorham, a 13th, bark John Bird, Ulmer, N York rig Atalay, Noonan, NYork; Wh, bark Zidon, Cary St Lucas (Pacifi Baltimore ington, NG, are Buth; and othets ae ie t iH. waka hee ‘Jan 12 sohr Wye, Ci ‘Steamship Mer bag] Shafeldt, New Orleans, Living- Calentta, G C Duncan & Co. king, Liverpool, Spofford, Tileston & Brig Osceola, Nickerson, Bermuda, H D Brookman & Co. ton, Wyman, Bermu © jeFarland, Clenfaegor mapecs, Charlestss, pean da iyi jelson, md, C H Pierson. ein, Vaughn, Baltimore, H B Cromwell. ras. NEW BEDFORD-—Si. Sow ‘,) tow of stearser Met: o M4 Light vessel octet) totais her a Mo LA the grant could oaly go 4 Japan and Chin rk rae ihinney, from Wil he what object Sehr ars lie, Schr Maty Powell, Davidson, Scb>Monsoon, Davis, Norio! Schr Lyncbbtirg, No Steamer Parker Vi partioulars of the dread “si (went to sea on aftern Mischa ee ED. Steamship Pacific, Nye, Liverpool, Jon 1s with rides and ht far greater treet, Havana, Lumoets Jan 2, PM, ship 1 t Queen, Fowler, kid echt Hampden,Belle, commenced anchor in the bay, or sels. The steamer North at their wharf; = ‘R. M. steam packet ema a coasting schooner berk Julia Ann, A gk ad the Anita and Wm. securely storehouse wharf of the P. R. R. Co.; the brige and Flying Cloud, lying at anchor, but a short distance wharf at point a JUnton, at anchor, bay, where she had beaten, in her ¢ bey during two days previous, Alvaro next y! Jeo, Derk Herm: “Antobia. Will 01 PHILADELPHI A—Ary Nip’ Golden, Mirrot (6 0. Ban Fasselscos Foulken, St Thome with mdse, to FS rt fam port Dee 28 vehe Meza, Sparks, for Baston.10 Re detavla, Wed fh bark sheet Ape eae aj Carvor, Sawyer; LO rasa ‘Deo 51 steamsdip John 1 Stepheas, Peacson, SAGvA—Arr Jan 10 bark Prentiss Hobbs, Canver, Sv Tuomas—I Jan 10 ‘2 sbiy frem Sailnet Islands, 69 days, Deo 8, iat 448, | Arr Jen 12 bark ‘ebber, of the subscribers to this testimonial was xhibition Rooms, in George afternoon, to decide in what form the uni tions should be presented te the fair recipient. His Honor, Mr. Justice Therry, took the chair. After somo iscunsion, it was resolved that a nu Wales gold, of the value of th de presented to Mins Hayes the concert which she/has so generously benefit of the Destitute Children’s Asylum. A request the present, that Miss Hayes will allow manufactured into some enduring morial of her visit to Sydney, ov in order still more to. identify this souvenir with the Sydney publi fabrication may be entrusted to ome of tl which this city possesses. The exact design rmined upon, bat will probably be submited to the taste of the lady herself, and we ho orthily represent the art of de: stress does the art of music, stimulate our teaders to attend the concert at the ‘The cause of charity is y to attract « nutasrous audi- ied by such sweet strains we are sure that the wal tre will contain as nemerons an as- ‘wd there. This as Hagen’ brilliant safe te aide of the jeavors to get out to the resiatleas force of the terrific ses that swept completely over her; she ed her anchors, and was tossed ot the waves, while the wind, which had i erably, drove her towards that her fate was decided. Mr. oldest residents, who is in char, 3. M.S. 8. Co., procared a save) some saluables for the captain: but all were com- pelled to leave tho vensel so hastily that neither captais now crew could then * clothes, after this reveue, the vessel w: ide wing of the T wharf of the his position, beating conti parent means of rer this time the offer was the Underwriters to save the vessel But a short time elaps: cound toe wing of the wharf, and driven force against the main body. fi the remainder of rat Ir, alla 70; 28th ship ompatend, do 15: Jonolulu 16; Goren Rod Gannalet, 5 Freeman, Mexico and Comfral 4 ow 4, Ne! Tahiti; ath bark Nad T. t of New South ‘sith, Honotvia pounds, should to morrow evening, shage: ith hides,ac, ea in the Caitboasy sce N to NE. Jen 3, 3 a.Br war siterse, Wiehe int 3h ion wo, pases "NW [from Charleston for Lin~ et and ‘® piles om board, Cra soe (of Boston), Burgess, New. Orleans, 24 days, ‘ebb, Bermuts, 13 days, with bides, the shore, and it was evident ‘Tackledui ,, one of our Teseued the crew, and ton Ocean Kaver, ateor son, ras ands beige Addy Swite, rs Br Wats Wie 16 echre Crimoa, Nbnry, NSW-sAgE et ay ship Bho: Raat zy Arne (a Brig an driven against eo, to Boniston 7.8. M. 8. bigs M_A Jonas, Barnes, Sen stom, Daimegne, south Sea av—Arr Jen i bark J Welsh, North, Pty ig John Stevens, Peters, NYurk. Sli Sd ba: She, Nm er in ti Brig rank, Richardso: ey baw (De, Smith, Raleemmey, Doo Xwith fruit, 0 Lave (Br), Tyaes” Corawallia, NS, ¢ days, Victoria tbeat . de OND—Are Jan Zt on Adkina, and Merchant, Win ‘Futile, NYork. UN-Arr Jan 3} sche Splendid, Lat MINGTON, NC—A-e. ence; bat when it my id Deo 8 bark Kstber F Clarendon, Williams, Mavmitius. Ports. Ba A Teens W Cuding, Regen!) —, Baltimore May 1, 1 wade a clean passage Jan brig Row but she had so raush deeame too harily from 038 de to the ot career bere, and that time that al rough, We undersverd toat a aurvey The report of Hy Gavions, froma Litgrprel, being below | AnaweeemGid Jaa