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FRoM THE PAcIFIc.-The U. s. fi-igate
United States, Captain Stribling, from Cal
lao July 10Th, and Rio de Janeiro August
25th, arrived at Boston on the 3d instant.
She left at Callao the U. $. ship Savannah
and store ship Relief. The Savannah
would sail in few weeks for the Sandwich
Islands, California, and West Coast of
Mexico. The Shark was daily expected
from Panama. The sloops of war Levant
and Warren were absent on a cruise to the
Sandwich Islands and the North West
Coast; The United States sailed from Rio
Janeiro in company with the irigates Rari-
tan and Congress, and brig Bainbridge, on
a short experimental cruise. The United
States store brig Pioneer sailed from Rio
Janciro Aug. IL, and the ship Cyane on
the 10Th, both for Norfolk.


On the 9th Of July, martial law was pro-
claimed at Caliao, and in the whole pro-
vince of Lima by Don Domingo Elias, who
was at the head Of affairs. On the 9th,
all business was suspended in the city, and
troops and volunteers were put under arms.
General Castillo, with an army of 5000
men had approached within few leagues
of Lima. Negotiations were pending be-
tween Elias and Castillo, and hopes were
entertained that armistice would be agreed
upon, and arrangements made for free
election for President by the people, so as
to put a stop to the frequent re rolutiOns.-
General Vivanco, whose popularity was on
the wane, was at Arequipa.


About the. 20th of June, an embargo was
laid on all the vessels at Callao. II was
raised about July 1. and the British packet
steamer Peru was permitted to sail for Val.
paraiso. As affairs continued unsettled
business of all kinds was dull. The Bra.
lillian Minister, Senior Lima. and family,
took passage in the United States, and
were landed at Rio Janiero.-Tropic.