army, and Mr. Norris, of l'liil.idehihii. with !
L! . . ' ' I
nieir asseoc ates, numbering 23 in all, left ,
N. Y. in the binpie Templi'ton for Chatiies. i
1 ' IS
iney commetice immediately on their ar-
rival the survey of a track selected by j ve'11, e 1ll"kV 'be evening was exers
Messrs. Aspinwall & Co., for the construe- !ivrly e"l,l ,ll;,t ,ili. 'her vs ith tn,.
lion of a railroad to Panama. This is the i Pl"'n''!-V 'ni'iiiforiabl,. rondiiiou of tho
commencement ofthe enterprise, and argues 1 c""rl r""m "" 'u'!l ti'iii"iis, kept nnny
well for its speedy completion. , away j but we know al.n that maiiv ladirs
. j
..4,t.u,.LD Accounts from nlparaiso
flf .iu Olhl. .1.1 . .1 . 1
...in, sine mat reports had been ;
"ceiv.,1 from C.piapo, (the most Nor.liern 1
ovvn ol Chili, on the fivulet of Copiapo, .10
n'ie 'rum Ihe Picifie) that grealdiscoverie
- r . . . '
. ......era. wealth, both of eld ond silver,
had been made there. A Valparaiso paper
qnotef a letter from the spot, w hich close,
with thi. re-narki ..These discoveries,
im lead of prosperity, hve cvmJ for ,
time real injury, for benide. taking away til
our redy money (hey have Bive,. rise to im
numbertd lawsuits; so that the exlraclion
f thhj ry rlhi is thereby prevented."
j Wat M ItlM xs Ha art1 (la arrou by l.aud U !
' Tkr t-Uil Rr.luu.
