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From tbe Pacife 0csan.---We learn by the arrival of the Vermont, Lieut.. Davis, that the new constitution of Peru had been read and sworn to throughout the several States of the Republic, and that the country was quiet.--Gen. Gamarra had fled to Bolivia. Chili was tranquil, but an eruption was feared at the close of the present ad- ministration. The French Minister, on ac- count of some difficulty with the Govern ment, had left Santiago, and would hold no further intercourse with the authorities.- The civil war continued to r.ye at Guay- aqui in August, with little prospect of a reconciliation between the two parties. The city has been afflicted with sort of plague, which had carried off about 5000 nhabl- tants. The U. s. frigate Brandywine. Capt. Wadsworth, was at Valparaiso, 22d October, all we'll. The Fairfield was at Guayaquil---the Vincennes, had arrived al Valparaiso and sailed for CaIlao--U. $. schooner Dolphin sailed in company with the Vincennes, but put back leaky.

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