The New York Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1856, Page 1

i. “~~ Sullivan, for files of papers. THE NEW YOR WHOLE sO. 7426, MORNING RDOITION—MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, ABRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS, TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA, News from Nicaragua, New Granada, South Pacifie and Aurtralia. $1,671,569 in Treasure. STATS OF THE MINES INTERESTING ITEMS OF NEWS. MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS. THE MARKETS, *., The United States mail steamship Illinois, Chas. ‘S. Boggs, United States navy, commanding, left As- pinwall Dec. 19, at 6:16 P. “%,and arrived at Qua- rantine at 9 o'clock yesterday morning, having ex- perienced heavy head winds during the whole pas- sage. She brings the Califernia mails of Dec. 5, 313 passengers, and $1,671 570 in treasure on freight. The mails, passengers, &c., were brought down to the Pacific side by the Pacific Mail Steamship Com- papy's steamer Golden Gare, R. L. Whiting, Esq., commander. The Gulden Gate left San Francisco Dec. 5, and arrived at Panama on the evening of the 18th. The United States frigate Wabash, bearing the ‘broad pennant ot Co umodore Paulding, left Aspin- wall on the 1vth, at 3 P. M., for New York via Ha- vana. Lett at Aspinwall, United States sloop of-war Cyane, Commander Robb. The following is the specie list of the [linois :— YROM CALIF GNI A, Drexai & Co.,..,.$3 6.000 Menatag, Stanwood, Wells and Fargo .. 149160 — & Uo, os! &c., do. ‘Tlowiaad & aspinwall 95,00 ‘Chee. Morgan & Co. ¢%.740 AE & ©. E, Tilten 4, Jonas Geller . noe sory & 600 *erlor & Brow Mechanics’ Rani 2,100 Pacitis Express Co. 3, Aeary Stry bing .... Total...........-81,504,196 Rolin, Chorne, & Co. Total _ We are indebted to Mr. E. H. Mitchell, parser of the Iilinois, for favors, and to the California ex- ‘presses of Freeman & Co., Wines & Co., and Berford %& G@o,and the San Francisco News Depot of J. W. Monster Dillon, the French Consul, would leave ‘San Francisco on the next steamer for his new sta- tion, Port au Prince A public entertainment had been offered him by many citizens, which he hid accepted. A valuable testimonial from the French population was declined, and on the recommenda- ‘ton of the Consul the money that had besa raised was appropriated to benevoleat purposes. Mons Dillon, in addition, donated $100 as a personal sub- scription. On the 21st November a verdict was returned in the case of Mra. Berigo, who had diei under very mysterious suspiions. The jury desided that the deceased had been poisoned by some uaknown per- on or persons. ‘The newly elected municipal officers had entered upon the discharge ot their respective duties, and ‘had carried out the views of those who have elevated them to office. In the celebrated Chrysler conspiracy case the Police Judge had givea in bis decision, and sent the defecdant to the Court of Seasions. In theatrical and musical matters there had been little or go interest. Mrs. Hayne, had just retarned from Sacramento, where she had enjoyed a briiliant season. Miss Provost was still playing in that city. ‘The new hall of the San Francisco Minstrels had been opened, and was crowded nightly with the lovers of fun and frolic. The Supervisors of Mariposa county had assessed the Fremont grant at $1,000,000. The taxes on it are $17,060. Capt. George A. Pratt, who lived at New York of the Pacific, had disappeared, and it was supposed he had been killed. A comet, with a tail ten degrees in length, was seen in the vicinity of Sacramento. A man named Williams, employed as a barkeeper in the Blue Bell saloon, recently tell in an apoplec- tic fit, and died instaatly. He was 27 years of age. T. Pander, » merchant of Benicis, committed suicide on the 20th Nov. by drowning himself. Rev. Dr. Bushnell had signified his willingness to accept the Presidency of the California College. A man named Phineas Hagerman, from West Liberty, Ohio, was found dead in s vacant house in Stockton. The jary returned s verdict that he came to his death from exposure. Very severe blows had taken place in several Arratrs of Apaus & Co.—There have been oy moves in the affairs of the house of Co. Giibert a. Grant, dg pe on Nov. 22d, in amoun' i 2 jim against ‘Aiems & Oo. to be $1,155, 404, Jadge Hager, of the Fourth District Court, in- which the vsee fo pending. immediately ordered persons interested to show canse why the rey should not be oonfirmed within two weeks. Since then. on Nov. 26, Judge Hager made an order that Hi. M. Naglee, the receiver in the above case, and the holder of all the funds of Adams & Co., should & hard, &c. By this action the Receiver will be coi: | peiled to proceed with the business for which he was appointed. Several reports of referees, ap- pointed for special purposes in matters connected with Adams & Co.'s affairs, have already beea or will in a few days be tilod, avd it is thereiore to be expectd that ths vexed business will speedily be wound up. Nag ee bas involved matters consider ably, bus strong efforts willbe made to make his crooked path straight. A judgment for $100,783, apd & decree of foreclogure on a mortgage, was also rendered against Palmer, Cook & C»., for tha: amount of money belonging to Adams & Co., in their bends—San Francisco Bulletin, Dec. 5. Psvros»p Removan ov tax Yusa Inprans To vas Nome Lavees Resvavarios.—Last Monday. Col. f. J. Henley, Indian Agent, accompanied by several of the Muryaville city officials and others, via ited Yuba city tor the purpose of making kn wa t> the Yuba tribe of Iedtans the wishes of the Depart nent. The Marysville Herald says on this par The visiters were met a Yuba City by Gen. J. A Sutter, who accompanied Col. Henley and his party to the Couve:l Wigwam of the Yubas. There they found assembled a large company of Indians from the Hock, Yakuluey, Olash. and Yuba tribes. Col. Henley baving made known to Gen. Satter the pur- pose of his visit, requested hin to inform the [u- cians of the same, wi he ish. After the General bad finished his ‘ talk,” Capt. M. D Dobbins addressed the Indiaas in their own dialect, informiog them of the advantages to be derived to them by a removal. Wakataw, Chief of the Yubas, replied. Wakataw said the Yubas were willing to go, but asked for a month’s delay, that they might have two dances more, and time to eat up the provisions they bad on band. Col. Henley consented to the Gelay, but gave them to uoderstand that no longer time would be granted. The Colonel then sed a few to the whites who were present, Be te gre as good citizens to aid the go- vernment removal of the Indians, cau: tiening evil persons, if such there were, endeavosing, for the sake of Pimosere gain, to towart so hamane a movement. vy aa of the Hock, Olol, chief of the Olash, and throe good looking Indian soldiers, who served under General Satter during the administration of Micheltorreno, were present at the imterview. The prospect now is that the Indians will be removed in about a month. VrssELs us Cusropy or THE Marsmau.- -The vessels are now in the custody of the United Steamehip Uncle fam. Steamship Brotner Jonathan. —A)l at Mare Island. And: 300 tons of coal at Mar- ket street wharf, Bark slberto or Caroline, off North Point dock. Schooner Ann Deigaadno, at Long wharf. Marriages, Births and Deaths. MaRRIED. F At Grass Valley, Nov. 19, Dr. C. R. Shaw to Mrs. Mary reen At Forest be Nov. 9, Mr. John Kirkpatrick to Miss Mary McDonald. At Grand Mound. W. T., Oot. 23, Mr. Levi L. Gates to Mies Emeline D Goodell. Al Uniontown, Noy. 19, by the Rev. S. Wheeler, of Fieoarville, Mr. B. J. Gurby 10 Miss Sasan A. Koup, both Mamal 1. ott Newiown, Oct. 21, Mr, Joel Pardy to Miss Charlotte jawsou. Ph co hae | Charles F, Prat; to Miss Jane Ann in Yabe county, Nov. 10, Mr. Matthias L. Howell to Miss Naccy A Turner. we. In Calvary churob, by Rev. Dr. Scott, Nov. 24, Mr. Jomes I’ Goodman, of San Frapolaco, to Mary Nanas, late of Syracuse, N ¥. In Sen by Rev. Dr Anderson, Nov Mr. G W. Cortstian Catnarine * , o . By t»o same, Nov. 38, Mr. G. H. Tilley to Miss Anna M. ‘On the 10tb of November, near . Marin county, = Rev. Jewes Hunter, Mr. WL. Bolioas, Jonnsve to miss. Elea jarish Garrison ! Frapo.sco, Nov. 43, by Rev. Dr. Bien, .tie--Ben)~ ‘Cook Noy. 25, by the Key. 3..A. Willey, , Frans, of tbls otty, to Sarah Swartwoat, o Near Yuba City, Nov. 90, by the Rev. Mr. Rowe, Mr. C . of the Eureka Hotel, to Miss, Jane Grey, ‘both of burand Yubs road.) by Nobie, of Nevada, to P. Catler, Mr. Miss Mary Veo H : Jn Sav Francisco, on the of Nov, 26, by Rev. E. 8. Lacy. Hiram |, Coxe to E. Hutton. In Sacramento Nov. 27, by Rev J, A. Bonton, Richard H, Sinton, of Sen F, auctsoo, to Lizzie, ¢aughter of Col. J.C. Zadrekie of the former lace. In Brocktos, Nov. 23, Mr. Louls A. Waggonman to Mise Saran Dale. ‘AtBulsun Noy. 26, by the Rev. Mr. Woodbridge, G. B. Thomas aoujiay oq. of the olmer places Of [bomas Maupi. \e for mer At Mare is'aza Navy Yard, Nov. 27, Dy the Right Rev. Binhop Kip, D. D., De. J. M Browne, United States Navy, \o Mira Alice Key daughwr of the Hon. Uaniel furaer. At Valiccito, Nov 26, by the Rey. Wm. © Cary, Mr. Wiliam Krause, ogeat of th» Pacilo rye at Vailiccito, to Mua Belene C. a. Kellerman, lately of New Braunfeis, zee Tt the Rev. Dr. Shepard, Mr. Ww. of M4 Judge Titcomb, to Miss Min tan Frusclsco, at 3 Mary’s church, Nov. 27, by the Father Gailagber, Mr. James Lyon to Mise Alice M. tbe Jecod A Baas Kener lave of York oity On the 30h November, Lindel House, Butte pa ye Wright, of Bar‘stown, Kentacky, and Tiere. SL ndowe, for, RL deoe 0 Pee Mary Dak fin, both of Sacramento. PeRTaa. oraloeh ter lise' tary, wile of Jamwt f° Pinghe) Rows ain fon cs Nov. 1, at 4 P. M., the wife of Rich- ‘la Gan Pres aoco, Nov. 25, te wie of Mr. A. M. Hay, ov. Mr, Joan Ci <n tasbrasiu, Nov. 3, te el of Se 3. De sce Marrevin, Nov. 9, the wis of George C.Gorbass, : Wi ern ah Freselaoo, Deo. 3, the wife of Mrs, Won. Boyle : In Napa Valley, Nov. 16, o daughter of Mr. Wm. Nash, Z ts Colvin Nov. 20, —— a ri ‘The deceased “in fon 00,” Nov. Huu, Wiliam, twin 90m of Dente! t and (8 Brower, aged one year and Mary’s Hall, Sonoma, on the 20th November, art reer see gos wan hag Bake Baoan, Poster, ts 8 i ia ! i i d i F H : i a i Ai i i iy : 4 In Nov, 16, en ber fi Noy. 25, Mary Melrose, youngest and Mary ax Capprite” set 3 In van Moy Nov. D,Jae Henry Nimans, of Germany, In the ene Kev a, Charies O. Doherty, aged 4 montnr ond 2 aya. Near Albany. T., September, after a llogering I1l- j file a sworn inventory or account of the funds on ! ness, Mr. Joho Barkheart, in his 70th year, In dan Francieco, ow the 22d inet, Of cron, Rachel | jinn 9 a ualite of Swm Frascugo, eased 4 years and 4 | mon! In Sam Francisco, No 23 of typ! fever, Edward (, Clrude, 6 nucive ct Coauenvimat, age@ 21, yearn. Dio, Nov 20, Mr, Tobia Aemncer, a native of » SE OH yearn, 2 cremen'o, Nov 91, Ww M Lysa, late of Brook. lyn, N. ¥ , oged 21 yours aud 10 days. Op beara Wwe eteamer Serra Neveta Mov, 14th, Jona a Bead, eon of Joun A. Read, of & we At Sacramento, Now. 2!, Mary C, omughter of James Moddux aged 4 sears and 10 mont At Midwebar, “Mokelurane river, Nov. 13, Phwei Main, aged 46 yoars 4t Mokelumne bill, Nov. 17, Adolph H., tmfaat von of Me Reracr, aged 4 months and 24 days, To San Frencieo, Nov 24tn, Mrs darab/® Allen, wito Of George F Ajleo, a vaive of New Badiord, aged 22 re 7 San Franciroo, at thetr resitenoe om the Potrero Noeva, Major Charice, younrest son of Jaha and Minerva Breweter, «of convulsions. aged 16 months. in San sndreas, Nov. it, Frances J., doughtor of Daniel Latimer, oged 2) years. at 5 0B), at bis father’s residence, Noy. 26, ‘1856, 8 ewert Marion Kennedy, the youngest gon Of Jamon Wary Kennedy. formerly of Berrion county, Michi. 10 17 yearn, 8 months and 7 days. under General Ocered, in all 506 stroog, and ox- to attack the filibusters whe remained ia ‘irgin Bay on the 2ist. Some 20 d certers bad arrived in Panta Arenas from that place, who were engaged in the adtion of the 12th near San Juan. Toey report soe .ti'ty more to be on the way, as their il success had dis fying them, aud they are more appreke.sive of gue vangeance than Costa Rice ill-trvat- meu! =e Sabah 12th was Ht oe an 27 wounde’. beat ing appears to going on oereey, we anticipate good news by next mi ‘The operations of Walker already begin to wear & desperate, sapect. He is eviden dy seeking a de- gore engagonens, and the heavy reinforcements ig receiving every tortnight enavle bim to make a a o88es. Costa Rica forces are soon expected to be in the deld, commanded by General Don Jose Joaquin Mors, or the President io person. The Boletin Official, of same date, thus av- nounces the latest intelligence from the seat of Canas — writes General from Rivas on the 20th November:—Im the action of the ‘iB Hav Francisco. Nov 26, Macedon's, fafant son of Ed- 12th, ward Constantine, «ged 1 day. Walker had 14: killed and 27 wounied; Mavticei Cardenas has beea named Prefect of E vas; General Jeres and his division con- San Fraxcieco, Toursiay Evening Deo. 4, 185%. This betog steamer day, very listle attention bas been paid to the transection of business beyond that which re- Iates to the depariure of the mail steamer to morrow. ‘The monetary merket bas been more than Cy f stripgen', ow? the diffoulty experienced im the ool- Jection of aoe: faliing due, In general merobandi-e an exooedingly limited business has been done, as wil! be perceived by our report. There have heen, no doubt, some sales of importance made for cash, which havo boga kept strictly private Fiovr.—Jobbing saics of 20 bbls sno. Gallego at $16 50; 60C qr Racks Alviso sup. at $8 25; 300 ; retsing at $9 6; 200 do Commercial extra at ¢0, Eston & Boetwick's oxtra at $8 60; 160 do. do, sup. at $8. and 200 co Domentic at $7 50, The Nara City Mills, owaed by Mersra, Alten, Welch & Oo, is @ now brand which bas been lately introduces into onr merket to take the p'ace of the highly orlevrated Magnolia Mills. Judging from the color and weight, and the bog expressed by the bakers. we think it will eater fair com potition with the famous Richmond brands; of this we noie sales ip Jobbing lors of 300 quarter sacks super. at $3. Baar —10 tons sold at $53 per ton 8 “ne 200 eacks fair noid at $2 45, and 50do, do. at a a BAxLay.—1.100 sacks prime sold om p. t.; 100 do, at $2 40, and 165 do jobbiag at $2 65. tinued under the orders of General Canas. Wa'ker availing himself of the adv: whic the steim- ers give him, left Virgin Bay on the 14+h, and at- tacked General Belloso on the 15th at Massaya, des- twoying the church of San Sebastian, which inceased the natives very much. among his men. On the 18th the fighting continued. 2,000 men were in Moony. under General Belloso; they had suffered but few losses, and had infi.cted ble injury on the enemy. Onmthe 16th, Walker lost all his baggsge-mnles and twe cannons, and suffered considerable joss On the 17th, 800 Guatemalan troops slept in Ma- Mages, and the next day attanked Walker's rear fan. On the 20th it was expected Granade would 2 and the transit road tall into the hands of e DEWs FROM NEW GRANADA, Movements of the United States War Ver sele Arrival ot the British Pacific Squad- ron—bjeets of its Misstoo—The Blockade Oars.—200 eucka prime Qt $2 30; 100 do. jobbing at Question—Hatred towaras Americans—The 2346 , aud 160 do. chotoe at 250. Kallroad—Affairs tu Bogota. Potators —200 racks choice, in lote, sold at 3XKc.; 226 do. do at $2 85, and 1(0do jobbing at $3. Campies —900 boxes adamantiae sold on p t. . APrixe,— 160 balf bbls American dried sold on 9. t Bans —20 tiorces, in brine, sold oa p t. Svcaes —100 bbls. American crashed sold at 1630. por ib , cash. Bassvr —50 eighth casks American brandy sold om p.t Our Giles from New Granada are from Panama and Aspinwall to the 19th of December. ‘The Panama Herald of that date bas the follow- ing news summary:—Yesterday evening an enter- tainment was given by a large number of foreign re- sidents of Panama to Commander T. Bailey and the officers of the United States sloopeé-war St. Marys, in order to the kind and friendly feeling en- News from Oregon. Our dates from this Territory are to the 26th ult. There is scarcely an item of moment. Leschi, +8 | tertained for uemen daring their stay in noted Indian warrior, hed been captured in Wash- | this We bad ‘almost got to. leok upon Com. fonton Reretery, Shore hed been consbdeable rain S tad his officers, ater 00 Long a so. part of our and their de Bailey journ among us, as a permavent and very important ry Pol: in Uteh. [Correapondesos e! the Sau Frano'sc> Harald } gretted whom they had formed an ac- Fittworr City, Utah, . 15, 1856. — here. fice: A ra o As it may bea matter of interest to the gentile peor a Seven on fhe eecutaa of now how taak tue are in Utah Ter- the 17th inst, and the relief crew Came over yeater- inat. On M Sth inst., the Monarch, 54, ‘ot a Satis comcneine the Stent the Pacific; the sorew corvette Pearl, 21, it. and the Esk, 31, Capt. Sir Robert M. MoClure, arrived in this , the two former from Punta Arenas and the from s cruise in the Grerd (otal, men 15, women Houre of Representatives, 26 mem: 3. M_ Grant, Speaker, bss .. W. W. Phelps, printer of A.P Rockwood, an old man ago D. Woolley, a this port in her he frigate Monarch is to examine iato the practicability of establishing a British nuval de- of Panama, in order that the British ‘acific, now pri lly steamers, may receive their coal across the Isthmus. The Monarch is a+ present at the Island of Ta. bogs, which the Briish wil doubtiess make their lle if they determine on having @ statioa re. ‘The United States government’ have also, we ua- , been thinkwg of taking asimilar step, which, by the way, they should have done years ago, but we fear, from the tardiness with which they je- neraily attend to matters in Washington relative to interesta on the Pacific coast, they may let the matter remain until it pe too late to effect the ect. y a private letter received from a most reliable source in Curt na by the last mail, we have re- ceived the fol iz intelligence respecting the pro- Fao of the British bloc! , de. Che lecter is Carthagena, Nov. 23, 1856, and reads as fol- The British difficulty is still pending, and the blockade of all the New Granadian ports will com- mence immediately. The squadroa is expected and the British Minister may probably loave Bogota and come down to the coast as soon as the blockade commer ces. arp ena teen Me, Bowlin, e government an le, on ao- count of Mr. B.'s letter to Sr. Pombo. Tle certain- ly a very strongly written document, but it contains only facts, they oaght not to be #0 disagreea vie. His despatch is styled “Brother Jonathan's kick” — coz de hermano Jonathan. The temper displayed by the people of the interior on the sub- et of our Bifferences induces the belief that they jawyer. of Boston, Mass, ont tab » younaana bandsoms James © Spow, quite poor. Atron Jobpcon, bas three sisters, and etogether Lorenzo A ed wegon makor r, i J ©. Wright, botel keeper James Bro: dair) man. i Thomas Bullock, clork, and an Kogliahmas. .. J. Grimebaw, avtistant clerk. Obandier Hi from Costa Rica and the scenes of war in Niearagaa, Bogote. brought by the Iilinois:— very heavy rains with which the line of the {from toe Panama Horald. Doo 19 Panama has been visited during the the R. M. 8. Trent, which arrived at ee damage than was to have aS snag —— om The community of the Isthmus is extremely so steamers Texas and Tennessee, licitous respecting now on fe I pen bes mek oY Pg | tapia between the United States nad New Granada, Segenes, eee ae oe 50 being and the anxiety is increased by the utter lack of any for Walker's army, the latter from New ‘on | inklings of the probable result. Jat ob Waniies the evening of the 3d, with about 300 male From the Boletin Industrial 5 ‘all for Walkera ment rathlees lot of fellows, Gamba & Co., Bogota, November 18, commenting rye have verbal news from Walker as late asthe | caused by the PS ee ee 4th; they had been fourteen dayn, and it is | lal mind regards the floating bomds, governmen' ph tt were much ‘They and endeavors to assure the monetary eter ior aie meat ry OO fees ee latter city. road was clear, and Walker is of s series of upon the relations of the to be about 1,000 strong. | There, was aleo news of « ee ee Saenen tne ee Ee & Fe Costs Rive tase gp ET : the tax, wal toe dee iy and lapiepy was fred sad her magazine up. ‘The Captain | of the resolution of the execative powor of the re- at ala i sre in @ most which nullified the imposition of the aforesaid ‘cont Aspinwall, on the morning of the 8th there waa ramon Waiter having bean de ai || NEWS FROM THE souTm PACIFIC, $ 5 vas, which care pig hh Tf The steamship New Granada arrived at Panama [Prom the vame bay tagg oder on the 6th instant, bringing $271,770 in apecie. em a sais tip Pear, Dronght, 9 The dates are—Valparaiso 16th, Callao 27th, and ‘29th alt. Paita 20th of November ; Guayaquil, December Ist. In the Weekly Album (San Jose) of the 29th No- bm vember, the following is given as the latest news CHILE. that had been received at the ; bat our read- | TEE NBW CABINET COMPLETR—cOOTA RICAN OFF ore wil that later had been ret ARRIVED— ceived at Punta Arenas, which, if true, shows Wal- a Album By the courier of ord we ? oo bate ate em Han he Hod om anny © the 18th. fierce conflict ing on at the latter place, BIS Timer BE be the 15th. Walker, With the socestemed colechyy of movment, Rating he could a from his d at Bt. Jaan, re em! rs ty} Mth, The and attacked on the with such vigor | bails in tate otetedwfuiment n the town and barnt | safely the church of Saa and some houses. her On the 16th the batts recommmented, sal the al- On lies baying surrounded Ils positon, ou off and cap- | discount tored all hie bag and horses and two and Valparaiso Riil- This, it would seem, has + him to a | road + @8 are also those of | state of siege in a part of Masanya, 800 Gaatema- | the Tacna 2 an a we Ap A from Mana- Joaquin Carbache poinarded his wife, Prin isoa va to cut off bis retreat, had slept there on the | Valenzurla, in the principal sqnare of Santiago, ia hh fhe, 190, wihons | tet ef pesnoua, sal’ imeotigtedy wttermrards our nie Miiee eave = He on j yeneral rendered hive iC to jaatice. Jeatonay, aris! rom | te I about success, the conduct of his wifo, was the cause of tue ect. “E He has heen tried and sentenced to death, bat pubiic § feeling to Santiago is in favor of a reprieve. PERW. BAYID PROGREES OF THs CU IEXN REVOLUTION— DESHRTION OF NATIONAL ¥ES*BLS—CHASE AP- TRE THEM BY PIReTS)— ame WlUadS RMGISTED. The revolutionary movement da the south seems to increaee, and two of tre natio v4! vessels, the Loa and Apurimac, had gone over to the revolatiouary The Izouchaca, Tumbes a¥@ Ucayali tad sent fier them by the goveTament, and a number of English and American deachcombers were enlisted to aid in their capture x the geverai Q in was that the goverment stips yould moat likely get the worst of it, and either be taken or join the reramy Dat ty. President Castilla issued @ decree jyronounc- ing the Loa and aporimac pirates, and that vessels of any nation are authorized to seise the n. General Lizarzabara iad been avared Miniter of War and Marie. Marshal San Ramon, with all the force he could muster, marched trem Islay to Tscna to joim the civision of General Freyre, quartered thore. Zhe Comercio states tha’ the revolutionary movemeut in ariquipa was on ite last legs wher the news of the Apurim:e having pronounced in ite favor gave it new hie. The Ari correspondent of the Valparaiso Comercio seys :—On the “ pronunciamento " of th Loa and Apurimac, San Ramon retreated from thence to Tambo with 180 men, and the same day Islay declared in favor of the revolationary party. On the 19th San Ramon reached Tambo, where he was detained by Col. Brasset, but the game night he made his escape, it is supposed* to Pano, Private let ers from Li say that it is thought that Castilla will be able to pat down the revolu- tion, as the Convention will vote him extraordiuary powers. The Panama Herald of the 19th inst. says:—We omited to mention in our Southern news tue im- it fact that the British mail steamer Santiago, apt. Strachan, when on her way from Callao to Valperaiso, had been stopped at sea by the Peruvian steamship of war Apurimac, after that vessel nad piratically left Callao, and that all the Peravian mais on board were traosferrec from the former to the latter ship, so as to prevent their reaching their destination. From Bolivia there is no news of interest. The Ecuador Congress had been prorou; The estimates for the year had not heen AnD amne-ty tor ical offeucers was passed. Juan Jose Fiorez, with bis family, and all persons connected with the protected nish invasion of 1846, the piratical invasion of 1552 and the late mi- litary sedition were excluded from its operation. RKETS. Vatraraiso, Noy, 16.--lasing the fortnight the amount Of business transacted has been very small, aud uo salos of any sccount for abroad have taken piace. The mar. ket ts weli supplied, and purchases for the summer sea- fon are expected to commence in December. Cottons are wouncant witd slow sales. Ordinary faraiture unsaleable, being st pereeded by cot mertao. inens abundaat aniuo demand. Sik« —Warket well ree, but mo buyers Metals —Stosk tncressed by treah importations, except tin piste Liquids —0i brancies, beer, &c., al) abundant, end rales oaty for lo: consumption. Copper. in bare, is heid at $20, and day- ers offer $19 60. some parcels iz the market, but no traneactions ourirg the fortnight Flour —${L 60 to $11 76 tor Southern, and $11 75 w $12 for Santiago is asked, when selling in email low It ts stated that the Ted duat plague hee appesred amon, tbe wheat cro: which has caved 2ome alarm relative to the prodace the harvest. Nitrate $2 42% per qointal, av Cie Is apticy . Daring the month of Ostorer 74,100 quintals were shipped to Karope, and onthe Stet of what month there were vessels in port loading 60,000 quiatas Freights.—Ores, from coasi to Baltingre, $18 to $0. Gvano, from COhinches to Eugiend, £3 Nurate, from Iquique, £8 108. Ores, trom Caldera to! cae VERY LATE FROM AUSTRALU. THE ELECTIONS AND GOVESNMECT INFLUENCE— TOUR OF THE GOVEKNOR- PROPOSED UNION OF VICTORIA AND SOUTH AUST#ALIA IN TRADE TARIFY—A SUBMARINE TELKGR APH SPOKEN OF— DEW GOLD FIFLDS-VRICE OF THE METAL— LARGE NUGGEI8. By way of Cailao, we have news from Australia me tp ope on 4th, and Meibourne on Lith of ctober. In the colony of Victoria the clections appear to engross the public attention, and the Melbourne Leader accuses the goverament of using undue in- fluence to secure the return of ita rs. Sir Richard McDonnell, Governor of South Austra- lia, visited the Ovens on a tonr vp the Murray. Ts Excellency’s object in tous making a journey of nearly 2,000 miles from his capital, is said to bo to obtain personal acquaintance with matters relatiog to the new trade springing up betveen Adeliiae and thore districts of Victoria and New South Wales watered by the river Murray, #0 as to caabe him to torm an opimion on questions relative t> in- ter-colonial tariffa. In a epeech wade by Sir Richard, he expressed a hope that it might be found possivle to assimilate the tariffs of Victoria and South Australia, bat in consequence of cooflicting interests, be despaired of that resnit until a general confedera- tion of the Australian Colonies had been effecied, The Adelaide Chamber of Commerce had ex- ressed its concurrence in the views of the Mol. uurne Chamber as to the assiiailation of the tariffs of the two colonies. A submarine cable to connect Victoma and Tas mania is aleo spoken of. The commercial community of New Sonth Wales and Tasmania have also expresse1 themselves in tavor of assimilated tariffs. Dr. Thompson, Mayor of Geelong, has been held to bail for a criminal information for libel, filed —- him by Mr. J. R. Bailey, editor of the Observer. In Sydney the Cowper Cabinet has ned, and & new administration had been formed by Me. Parker, ‘Adelaide papers of October 4, state that the Gold Resident Committee had decided to send Mr. Rey- nolds to Kangaroo Island to search for gold. From fasmania, dates are to Ov r2. The eloctions are the chief points of interest. Favorable reports had beed received from the Gold Exploring Committee's it at Fingal. At Baallarat and Custlemain a ae claims have been amalgamated, and are to be worked by » Sige the pe of gold remains at,758. The Al ice at, Daselip dhesines are crowded with miners, but the Yield is not considered as satisfactory. Some large have been found. the entries for it on the 10th of October BH o2., mest or which ba ay Montmorency, for Liverpool, which was to on the 15th. Afirmed. with ‘coste—tiesl ‘bampsey act. Tyler. Grahem. con agt. Ores. sett. The Fir Tum. fey eck. Par ett oat . The Eastern ? Weighs ‘The bastera Orr agt. San The Feovle se Oa Rene Merrit agt. Lyon. Harrowm act. Seamen axt Low. Leng the mayor, &e., of New Yors. Judgment of Supreme Court aad order of “urragate reversed, witout corte—Kmersoa agt. Rowers. dinmiased, with costs of the appeai—Conyes age. Coy nes. bmieaton incomplete, not berog farnished, exer or jeagment isto ve present rentered—-Waber- Spl Game, Ah conte, onion fore the next term the eppeliant put the case in proper forma, to py Ty Te ndvises-Magen Baker a » tee rebearing denies, $10 coste—Tracy agt. Mote to dismiss appeal with $10 ooete— Rooney agt. Second Aven qe Kaliroed 7” We understend that Oyras W. Pield, & Lachange a epecimen of the newly d: wom of the Biante, between New . an doring his resent survey of . Wil gis be pinowd tn the Rx- ‘lan 9€ the euetone IM MITTEE met on Saturday nlth ear. Tere war vo pneiness Was to wattle a which it did on Tharsday htaned hy Capiain Horry: | the inlegranh Fonte or piat change to-day for the grat all hw aitere, wnd that the for the year 186; will nett, whieh is New Year's day, | present iliirevinsceieimiiaiiitiantiiae PRICK TWO CENTS. INDEX TO THE YEAR 1956. HISTORIC AL, Chronology of Important Events in Europe, Asia, Africa and Austratia. Commencement niral Ame- Close of the Russian Wi ond Progress of the rican War, ‘The Batties in Nicaragua and Costa Riou, from Seraqwip! to ian Juan del Sad—Re- ~ Volutions tm spelm, Mexico, Hayt!, Pera and sictiy—Marthquakes Egypt, Mexico and along the Mediterren: Girth of tne King of Algeria and Coronation of the Caar, Ajexandyr—Christtanity Preachea Openly in Coustamtinople—faliwayem Aus- tralla—Ravages Dy Cholero and Hurricaacs in Incte—British Wace with Perste—The United Staves Navy at the Fejces—Onwreh Affairs in Rome, tKiusela, Spin and Mrxico —Ihe Atlantic Telegraph, &o., &., ks. Prepared expressly from: the Filos‘of the Mew York Herald. PANU APY. 1.—#tephen A Benson sworn in as President of Libe- ria, Africa... Five hundred and eighty versets passed the Sound at E'sinore during tie month of December iat. ‘Toe total number which went through during the year 196% was 16,800, being five bundred and sixty less thee in 1854.. A census of the city of Rome (Italy) shows that it ras as inbabitents—in fifty-four parishes 86 bishops, 1,226 secular olergy,"2.213 monks, 1,019 nase, 667 seminari sta and popiis for holy orders, on Cathe Nes, 36,784 tamilies. or 177,461 total poputauon. In 1664, the population was 178,032, and the desths 6,02i—m 1855, 7(81,...In Nicaragua, (C A.,) the new goverm- ment wes made up es follows:—President, Don Patriets Rivas; Secretary of Sute, Gen. Maximo Jeres; Mivisteref War, Don Bueneventars Silva; Acting Minister of Finance, Don Fermin Ferrer; Judiciary—threo supreme judges— Don Iepocent Chomorra, Don Pedro S2\0s0n0, Dor Bebaa- tian Marenco; Department of Gravada, Governor, Sener Bilva, of city and fifty towns; Department of Rivas, Sonar Ubeldo; Department of Chontaics, (vacant); Dopartmnemt of Matagaipa, Coi Herrera; Department of Nueva tegova, Gen Valle; and Department of ——, Loon Sarresals ... General La Liave entered on the governmout of .Vere Cruz, Mextco,... The new civil code of Chili, (S A. ) wemt into force... Port-an Prince (Hay ti) advtoes of this dey ecatirmea the reports of the d: Of Lae Emperor S torque by tho Dommicans. fic bad tied from the fisid, aud a re- werd of ten thourand dooblooms wae placed ou his bead... 1s was found that the total oumber of vessels wrocked aod damaged on the coasis of the Ualied Kingdom ta 1866 wae 1.141; the oul number of lives Let was 460, and the number of lives saved from wrecked vi 1,388. The pomber of wrecks to 1852 was 1,016; tn 151 852; and in 1654, 967, The numoor of lives lost was im 1852, 64% m 1655, and 1,649 in 1904. 2—Merers. Mopnay and Americeos, killed by @ steam beiler expicsion at the works of Thompson as@ Cole, Chile, Checabuco neer Valperaiso. 8. 4....Porva- gvere Cortes by the Kimg....M. Rauschor ja- ‘stalled as Prince archombop of Vier ‘The Suer canal commissioners reported to the Viceroy «f Egypt as tel- lows:— 1, The line on Alexandria is not admissable tn a techetoal aed ccouomical point of view. 2 The direet offors every facility for the execution af the mayitiine caval properly pallet, with « brauch 10 the NL® and the usual diflenities tor the eredtion of the two pects of Bue wilt wi large and ‘Stal taco, wid eight metres of waicr at GO meres from the shore 4. That ta be formed in the Gulfof Pelusinm, which the first plan placed at the end of the quif, will be pl ko. metres more to the Went, whore there are cig ter a4 2.300 metres from the store with good un 5. The expenses of the canal of the two seas and o* tha works connected with {! wili not exceed the #um of 200 000 688 fraves. aa putdows mM the cetimate of the engineers of the ‘Viceroy. F CONRAD, President, A, REN«UD, DBGSELLI, Lirvsson, Fecretary. I, MLEAN, &—sro y Tamarix, with otber Mextoan poliliciens, arrested by Order of Geueral Cumonfort and eut pet. overs to Horse Show Ieiand, noar Acapulos, as conapt- rutors. ae ite tear nyt nag See opene at O» peobagen MM. Tengobors! Ansaian repre entative, wok «mecbeir, The Kogtirh and French envoys were The meeting « ned wiibout any thicg ee ticnisr having been done,.... Tue Rew conatituioa archy bad beew vowed in Cortes, Bodigco passed through Bertia en roule trom Wasbington, 0 ©., to St Potwrsburg ... Kartbquake at St Jago de Cada... General Alvarex com mneaced hip mareb from Cuarvavace, Mexico, for Tixtia, capital o@ Goerreto,...A Gre broke out im Maceo, Unina, acd lasted two days, destroy cver Onc thousind hoases aad ose wil lop collars w: of property, Scxpay, 6 —Russlen Curtatmas day oriobraion.... The iy. my Saint Denia, Capt. Folianbee, trom New York (Jan. 4) for Fivre, lost at sos in a vio ou Her commandor, the most of Ler crow aad three pas sengors were drowned....“panieh steamship Isahelia Catto ion wreokod, about ibis day, on the coast of Caba. w+. Tveahip Mary Greon, Liverpoot ead Philadel, 23, spandoued meres of wer ii jibe, Gom Liverpool Deo,” 23, ina siato, let BLN., om. 17 W, we trom Hayii of thin day said:—There has been mber of military exeootions inthearmy. Amoug Gea. and Gen Canistre, of Jeremie, and another gener: Avx Cayes. The last twnare raid to vave been the government. Several officers ut usferior “" Saniery meetia in Maérid. A onrd on ousy at the Cortes, whist session, motinied, with the inteation of we |. The riot was only calmed of Kepartero bimer!(, not without Dis ne’ Ee ik ? E ah i : i i a ii i Hit oH He pi | ii Bg ii it | : i i Nik Lyte! pleat i ij 7 df iF Wik 2 iH if F 3E ! it i i iii seg at ib Pe ili it fll law Oring st © ving tbat he entertained ‘‘hoatile intentions’ to- poo! for New Orleans, eirvek on Ark Jeet on the Irth Coast... la Lit oon the Portaguer: Orrter rein continued in Portugal. Mach distrors pad bo wards Coutrs! Amorten / 1° —The Horizon, a pew American ship, from Livery / ~ Bank « } come «total Wreck ,.,. About seme the Ame bark Independence, from Liverpool for mol god coptinucd the soesiom whieh had been a<ponde (11 the completion ot the daancial report wrens > cnused,.. Several enocks of an earthquake tad occurs