New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18


The Hiram D.sft0 ol IN. .stn ait. iumishe,
u. with review Of ste account, from spanish sogls
America
Mechanical CarihaCeus corresp 1niest un
der date Of the JDtl May. writes " would hsi tine
20 speak Of matters az eugth 10 this country. l vi
only Say that the troubles here lncf'H'o every Gay
without oar knowing now thry VIII end tns Nih'ef
a. fuan.. s,nor Rnjss. resigned and S'fJr Auul0
The Minister II Foreign Affairs was appointed IN b.
place Nlrii0 doe. not enjoy 10 the icast ne cert
iencc ol the country and people are dssns''i Al Dc
anurnffrrnt Cen Jose MsFcia pvsndo he. heen a.
p mod Governor oi this place. and tho Goscrnmsht
h.s thereby alarmed the people 81 The town 10 Mt
fh.fk o prudent sfcp. Con h1s1uers me las; Pc
:. lent lives village ~ this prov nee where, 81
an informed. be intend. estalIl.hlug risfcar1le
h.r.. Inc Enxuta papers DO not ueUfien the change
In the Ministry According % the W. 6reHsdiHo 81 no
l2th May the Chambers were occupied ia devsIs
mean. for supplying the Treasury, cniesyorlu.
avoid 81 possible the repeal of the law declaring h
caituro and manufacture Of tobacco ire unui is9V-
lnis measure had been suggested but was very mun
opposed ty tho people. Tho 'hamftfs nave Boa
making retrenc uients but Il il esrcd they viii ~
bs sufficient 10 cover the deficit long aruele,
signed By senator appears Ia The paper above ql't
ed and the writer 81 tho srtce baiues the editor ~
having said that there was IN me PIPER 'tHnD-f
.y.sms,io opposition 10 the present vernment y
the friends 81 the previous Aiuinistfauon Accord
nx this article there Is no such opposion ~ ne
Nso- GrsHaa'ao suppose'' although several reforms
made and Tr-uuu0ns passed utle 'afOrabe 70
the Ministry these however. were introduced ~ ~
Liberals supported % - true BY me Con.ervati's-.s
those oai-a who supported tae Administration
Mosllers. According to the same paper Congress
O. be- pr1fOgued tor thirty dsy- several urgent and
important projects are bsiorr H and neither ~ th's
scis can. u Is thought be- passed until anew Admins
trsiion comes into power
Ecr.DoR-The accounts from this country are %
the beginning OF Nay, and are contained Ina tao Cgre
81 LimA They are peaceful 7 ne scarcity n pro
Visions 10 Guysquh Induced the Governor u that pro
vince 20 remove the duties but when ne submitted -
conduct % the Executive the latter decided tha,@
hai no power = suspend the tara The Governor
con.eq gently revoked bis order ami lett ns matter
The hands Of The Legislature
PTRV-fhr hl-s ~ The Ina CDfre0 ~ - Nsyr
have been received - Havana Already several pre-
limnary meetings Of the Chambers, called Tor extra
session. have been held and from What trsnsDired
these meetings. 10 IL probable fha WHEN the Chsmber
are legally constituted ths discussions viii 20 very
angry. account o. The opposition which the G0vern
ment ~ Gen tsstllla encOun'rrs-or rather. spnr o.
hl. Ministers. - whom j. attributed the persecuuoh
which many Of the distinguished men Of the kepd0h
have ALTERED. u Will be remembered thsg Ia coDse
Quence u cons pirsry which 10 IL said disc0f
cred toward the end 81 February several persons we're
arrested and sent out II TIE country the Ium0es
brig bound Tor Rio Jsneiro The Csptsin 81 the vss
| a.. when be arrived at Taoshusno, CHILLY isnded
| Generals san Roman and Lcrsend together With ne
other exies. and .sf he would share their banshmstt
| He conduct ~ss followed y some ~ The crew ID
81 the crew, together with the Aste. returned
| the brig % Csllao. ran Roman and Lis cOmpsnio1s
seft % .alparslsO.
Dol II "A VT tlf flttflft oN'hh0s
| by Gen h,lxin and the suffering experienced BY ne
Republic in the iast Eve months in 81 tat
General pronuncsmisntOs against toe Cove nrnen
Nea.co, AMI tnos- u the pATussns ~ the latter and
baivisn sgsinst bezlB the country 10 ", setfT
nor 10 there any telling ~hen 10 vii te New dlfcu.
| lee eel D. use up every day Although the DrosuS
| cismsnto IN favor ~ B.lhuan ,mothered. sni b
| hBding IL Impossible - escspe from CO1lia went
| Caiso. which p.ars ~ eii TIE - u Nay md
though several Il the chiefs ofhs parry shos nj
others we're obliged to emgrate. PresaeD, Vessco hs
sg4n appeared IN the n~ld the General IA Chief ssf
lng BEEN appointed BY Don lose Mans Linares Pre-.
dent Of ;he ate Congress. - - er-ra sessi0n yhc
body Invested him the I'd 4'erfs Presidency = ~
| kspuhlr L!narss begsn 70 act frs.ldent - jgpn
| toward The end % March. telssc0 supports him al
| directs thc army On he other hand B.xin eho cas-
himsefProv.s0na President issues important decfes'
| IN matters n Government commerce sc. Il sppes'
certa tbsi betn governs the rser part q the hsps'
nc According o. sdEices from Iasus. Arcs, and 70
rspsca felssco had ln the beginning II Asy "oI@cr'
some Forces DO The south q Bolivia siisr from Ara
dated TIE oh says that he party ~ easco gainb
.iognd, and nd possess1n of 'nuqursca siho'H
same letter espresses esr let the fholos Indians y
peat the sosoes 4 which Ia Paz Was the thester.
CHLI The valparaiso papers say that tho reces
| elections bsfe fully proved ihr uupopulaflfy Of ~
Ministry TIC Chihsn commerce appears 20 be ss-e'
ing severely from the troubles IN Bolivia