The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-17 00:00:00

CHILI AND PERU.

The Chilian government was about raising a loan
of four millions of dollars, to complete the Valpa-
raiso and Santiago Railroad. The Santiago gad
Tacna Railroad advances rapidly. The Valparaiso
foaling dock has received several vessels, some of
them of 700 tons register.
Heavy rains had taken place, interfering with
work. New and very rich mines had been disco-
vered near Pabellon. Copiapo Mine is being worked
with great activity, rivalling the brilliant days of
Cltanarcillo.

Viranco still holds out at Anal" but is sur-
rounded by 3,000 troops. A collision was soon ex-
pected, with the chances against Viranco.

.
A treaty has just been concluded in Lima conced-
ing the nght of protection of the Chinch& islands,
Lobos and others, to the English and French, by an
armed force, fur the term of 10 years, on the plea of
their being the heaviest Peravian bondholders, but
the Peruvian government retains the entire control
and disposal of the guano, as heretofore.

What follows is an extract from a letter, dated
Valhalla, 14th May, written by Mr. Evans, the gentleman
w►o bang len one the sepmgoat of the practical jokers
at Cletibury, hes neat eseditably redeemed his position in
*my, awl wr appohated to the 9th Lentoera on the re-
eannanistlea el air W. William., foe hie good anion at
greet• :

"Pwilope Wing give you the first intelligence of the
ollierbesees la this pert of Ind* which h sow is •wry
umetted she&

"Nam Thnewhy, April 16, we ham had hicandiary tree
elr lbeganteseerver" without being able to Ind out the
pemahraham. Oa to. Nth, a him* ad hospital were
bunt dam, and shwa that almost may sight up to lea
Onmday some budiding hoe him set on dm. The bungalows
big km &ached bilidlyge an many set we Ire, impomible
to aniingnilli in s piece ea aridly supplied with water as this
al .. The astive tramp he sew time have been showing
a 4103001111.1141 gale, wither begaldeg out into epee mutiny.
"There me ben two native Wintry reghnonte, the sth
rid 00th, Mil MO regiment el 'Mho cavalry, viz., the 4th
Light, hails, Dem inegnhun ; whereas we have only cue
regiment et Emma" via., the 9th Ito* Lantern and
two terse of home artillery. UM Sunday, after we had
returned Lem church awl had jest Inlaid our begrime—
s{ root 10 a.m.—the alarm ended for the regiment to
taw et Tb mm ware lying In the bonsai rimmed,
awl grey et theta asleep, but le as wheat incredibly short
the they were all we parade molested rd tally equipped :
to. artilbry were ready nearly as ram When on the panda
pound we fount that the 60th N. I. had matialed and
tamed eat with their arms, but we amid not go Mira
Wien they had their officers primers and threatened Is
&Pet than if we came down ; but that If we did not, they
werald return quietly. If our men bad had the chases
Is go hi at them, they would have made sheet work of them,
they ere so enraged at having bad as mesh night week
Wily Is conerquenee of the rev, which small attributed to
the wimp. They (i. S., our men) only get about two nights
a week to bed.

" At twelve o'clock norm, we were turned o•t again, in
etausquena of the 6th N►tive Infantry having turned out,
but we wen again disappointed—they appeared to think us
too attentive, and returned to their barracks. For the last
two nights the wives of married officers are sent down to the
metre for better security. An of remains at the main
guard all night, ant an artillery officer with the guns, which
axe loaded, and ammunition is served out to the men. Two
petrol, en oat every hour, and all is alert. Temerity three
companies of the Nth (her Majesty's) marched M from Kos.
sowli. They started at noon on Tuesday, and snivel at
about two nee. yesterday (Wednesday). The &mance i■
forty-eight soden . • wonderful march ander en Indio
min, when the thermometer was 92 to 91 degrees in the
shade. They had sot • single straggler."

COCICTIr or MIDIn.LogI.—At a general meeting
of Molt:lmes magistrates, bold yesteeday, Mr. romrall wan
re-Writs:l crewman for the 12 months ensuing. The dispute
itmpectiag the mars' atCOllll4, the experee of many in•
ireasie barter Mn dieallowrd, was brought before the court,
en NI Mr. Waders circular thereupon, bet the discussion wee
wet word. An ordinary county rue of one led/penny in
pmad was imposed, and a *under rate o,r the lunatic
A dienweinn took plwe on the propteed to vote
af,L7-bequired for certain abortions alleged to be
Weessnery at the Carry-batch Asylum, and ultimately 5.500/.
wee voted. It was ssentioned by the chairman that p.me of
gm waters la dipole were the subject of legal procedmr.
M. Weever gar more of another grant of 20,000/. Col.
limy, err e= of Ceidbath•thlde committer, mode a Wate-
✓er mistive I. ateiretkes which toast be made at that pri
sew. err eatiogy new ewe provided. It was remised that
It wee okeirebie thee the county should retain the *be of the
point prim, and that any alterations made three should he
gar as% Arm pert of a new trios for 2,000 inmates at
krt. rid that the visiting justwee be authorised to procure
=et that parrot. Mr. Laurie Inprepeed neat diaries
with the Westminster report, Mannuch as it gar the
rot r reel information respecting the rawer in. rear of
in that prime, erecieily on the (etude side.
IMitalseat;iall rake also es prerd climate/action, and it was
iteeeired that the matter should be brought forward again in
Oeleber.

Arend the cargo brought home by the Brazil
madl peter Medway u. a large quantity of cotes and cocoa
Am the Brasile This is the first tint the mail parks. have
herr Poch ,axgo, and is owing to the Myst Mil Cor-
riere just reduced the freight co meete yrdnee.
fillto.—Mr. John Charles Kelly, of Carle
Ord. Laketon-meat% Landon woo drowned at Jersey co
ssagssp. lie had only wrier at that Med en floninv.
lb yr In a plerumbost wish woo Mends he Pt. krises
lanyorhen be undressed to teke a high. Whik rainaslng
abed, he invited his friends lo jets bb, and jest se he had
dor is he cried oat *whelp. Me companions ears/ wt an
ear for him to take hold cif. Bo peeped at it, mimed it.
and immediately soak end Tr drowsed us err 28 years
of ores.
Flat AT K MoYINOTOIC—TAWO night a fire broke
out, is so annerepeed how in Rolled-orete, Keeeingtme.
at the back of the pmii aharse. The ire was disomend
by or of Us nelgbMmtiwho pertei ved a dense ssewhe
eat of a Wei Seer whilow. The caging brims*
O"nta Hoard end the porta' Mains being found redo.
erre So pot ant the ire, the Landau Brigade met Wash 1
ROOM' MOWS wont summoned gni quickly appeased en
the spot. bat the Sr or not till the lore woe
suite IMil.llllll does. nod there much dressed. It
Is met booms whether the merry yr sel.
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srehitares eireit, wedWilk midi( kr Bares ford-Week
Lambeth, minenlated outride. Mr had bean for some des
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walking doers sire after the allows, when, hefts resaidas the hotter he
suddenly drew anger ream hi thYOSI with rob eiders r
nearly bores the heed foss ths body, and died Wage malice! al mill* annhod.
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