The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06


.xc.lle pt and the buresque "Csehuohs" and "Polks
are de- csd with such perfection, always to call
To- tn the loudest applause The Tyrolean SOLE with
echo ~ double bare. Is rendered by ChrtstiA. with
sr.st +xbiIy and taste. But the greatest feature
a., ns TO be the tur's'que Voyage Muscsl" which
l. generally followed by the hearty cheers Of the su
oirpce Cbr.ty may r. ally be termed the Napoleon
Of this DESCRIPTION Of for he 10 untiring In
bis Efforts &c pleate bis patrons.
Mr. MCCARTHY viii give Of his Irish Evenings ct
Clip,on Hall on Thur,dsy next He win be assisted
by Mirr C. Hfert the vocalist The programm 10 full
Of choice pieces and have no doubt that the per-
ioImAncss OF MIR Mccarthy will give general sstsfao-
ton.
John Dunn, the comedian. is playing at Pittsburgh.
AraiTs In south america.
Yesterday, says the N. o. Times OF the Path
ult we received a Chilian puper, the Neighbor,
pnhhshed in English at Valparaiso. 1t is OF the
29,h Of December last, and contains lew items
of ntlhgepce, which will be read with interest.
According to a contract made with the govern
m.nr, a scientific gentleman Is about 10 make
geological survey, and TO form a neurological
DE- sciipuon 81 the Republic.
The PREF ldent has DIRE cted message 10 the
Congress, favorable 10 the instant passage oil law
permitting foreigners, resident, to he the owners
Of vessels SAILING under the Chllan flag lie says;
"The situation Of Europe, the Mexican peace, IL,
eeIher with the wants Of domestic commerce and
agriculture, counsel The name late adootiOn Oh
measure which offers us results so speedy ana
advantageous" And since the new navigation
il W cannot be fully discussed and passed during
The present sessloD, he adds propose as an ur-
strl measure, the following project OF a aw-
"Fore ieneIs domlcaed in Chin, so as TO have
residtnce Of three years, business house (estab-
hsbeG J TO practice any other branch ct INDUS
Try, shall be capable OF bee ming owners OF Chilli
vesstls. beng SUBJECT, IN all other respects, to
the law a July 2Sth, 1886"
The Military Committee IN the Chamber OF
DEPUTIES, has reported IN favor OF an Appropriation
o 800 Geo Tor repairs TO be made On The fngate
Chill.
The government is entering upon measure tor
Al. TE.,lly "a fl La
upon 10 send one young man from each to the
6 hcol Farm (Quipta Norma,) where he may
| acquire a knowledge OF the management OF the
| mulberry trees and the silk worms, IN order, on
his subse return 10 instruct his townspeopie
by Tins rams il hoped the requisite information
may be dAused throughout the nation;
| decree has been published, calling on the
cases of iraudui. Mt bankruptcy. They are "not
10 wait for an accusation from any of the creditors,
but 10 commence and follow up the charge, the
same as sgainst public thieves" In the preamble
10 this decree placed the name OF house which
| has lately failed "The representations OF the
assignee ca this case together with the sollclta-
| Mons of many respectable commercial houses In
Valparaiso" have led to the publication OF the
decree IN question.
Among other tokens OF progress, the papers state
that mandatory OF pianos is to be set on f0ot
IN this city, certain French operators In that de-
pa tine mt having arrived.
Passensers for California;. The crisis Of this fever
has parsed to judge from appearances; although the
fma verse that brought about S660e0 worth Of gold
cansed the public pulse to hutter again for few days.
hut although it has not eubsided seems to have de-
ed in During the month, about twelve
yeseel. have been up for those gdsd regions and ave
have rallied Among tho passengers there has been .
pretty sssortment of the nations Of the earth
French 70; Germans 8: Danes b Italians 8; l native
North Americans; % English; and 80 Chliaps-mak-
ing ia in ALL Az it ma, srsy relatives y, We have
cars and the British subjects
bish--Messrs. John Frahil, Thomss Beslise Michael
-Mes.rs Patrick MsoKsy, James Scoules
EnsHsh-Me,'rr. Thomas H.rxood, wife, and ave
children; Thomas Anderson, William Bsteman, David
Campbell, John Cover, Morri. Common, wife aud two
son, James Wilson, = Robinson, Walter sparrow,
John d. Cressy, John Heron.
Cooke, william Newton Meeks, DR.. Russell Gerry,
George Bowksr, Orlando Currier, Wm Tininghast,
Many additional passports have been taken out
by persons who have pot yet sailed.
The steamship California, the first OF the pro.
jected line to run from Panama to Oregon. entered
days from Rio, and "a from New York. She had
been detained at RIO tor COAL and also IN the
straits by fog; the de ductions tor which delays
beng made, her voyage from RIO was performed
IN twenty days, and the whole, from New York to
Valparalso, In A days.
The ARRIVAL OF the first American steamer that
has ever touched at this port, of course excited
great ate ntlon. The peculiar construction OF the
bow, having no "cut-water," did not make a very
favorable impression on her entrance; but, subse-
quently, in view Of the stme," all have come to
the conclusion that she has been her own cut-wa-
ter, and has done the cutting business In manner
highly credltape.
The California sailed on the I'D, for Calao, and
thence goes TO Panama, where full number OF
passengers from New York, via Chagres, are ex-
pected TO meet her II is said many wished to
take passage IN her Tor California full compile
ment of passengers could have been made up from
this port alone, go numerous were the applications;
but owing to the number expected at Panama,
1t is somewhat worthy of notice, that the first
vessel this steamer spoke IN the Pacihc was the
U. s. ship Independence, which she did just be-
INV GRENADA The Md,ru,s mentions the
explosion OF another ste amer engaged IN the IN
land navigation. This was the Mugdalena Sc
persons lost their lives, among them three en-
gineers.
EcUADoR-The President had convoked Con-
gress tor an txtra session, because the regular
sion had not been employed to good purpose, and
the arpIolratlohs yet I.maln to be made; s,, u,
from GuaysQull tor California.
The death of the U. s. Consul at Guayaqull,
Seth Sweetser, Esq, ID reported :,
BoLIvIA-VelaecO and BelZu were in open civil
war. ROsas, 1t was said, was to interfere, with
!, zoo men, SEINE thought 10 assist Velasco, but
acccoToipg to Others, to make good his claim to
the province of Tarja. BY the last rumor velas
co had been defta in a battle, and had fiedto
the Argentine Provinces.
News FROM DEMERARA.-We have files OF
Georgetown papers To- the 22d ult They contain
lutte Of eventul news, but details Of colonial affairs
of interest e. ough TO those having property in De-
mersra. The papers are filed with attacks upon
the BRUSH Colonial Secretary, Earl Grey. The
Royal Goeate, of the 10th utlmo, has nearly
column Of Outrages-such as busgariss, murders,
and robberes-c committed close to Georgetown,
within the few hours rerovs, and argues from
them the necessity OF an efficient police. The
crimes. The new Governor of British Guiana,
MIR Barkly, Is treated with much personal respect
by the press, at the same time that they abuse Earl
Greys measures. The colony Is said to be steadily
improving IN beaIthfnness and 1t is sugge sted that
the head quarters OF the British troops in this por-
ton OF the world should be transferred thither
from Barbsdtes, where they are declrated by yell
low fever Nep Orieons P,c0yune, FEB. -.