New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

We arc in receipt by the Ohioof the VaiParaiso
Neiehb0r to Aug %. There is no news Of impor
tancs but we make up the following items
Tux MINES or CmLr--Ths value Of the copper
produced in ls44 was s. s29 sss in lsi5. e2503s25
in lsi7 O. 353 4O5; the silver mines IN s4i produced
sl.3i0e96 in ls46 si7765s4. in lsi7 s,so7,7ll the
gold mines in lsls, ss7O97, in 1916 s2l7s5i, aud in
lsi7 1901 AS The Eeghbor says
great obstacle TO be- contended with by the miners
Is the transportation of their 10 thu seaboard aud
then return the sportstiOn of provisions inland
for the workmen. All must be carried by Psok mules
This greatly sugments expenses, especially In the
northern provinces, which while asreuliurally most
barren, Ia mineral deposits most sbounding. The
animals scarce there and OF necessity must con
tune to b 80, from the difficulty IN procuring ioe1 Tor
them.
The NsiShb0r calls on tho Government 10 do some
thing 10 advance this i'm portant branch Of industry
CoNos.ss Several important bills have been pre-
sentsd sfording general Primary lnstTuc-
ton for regulating the Declaration Of Martial Law
for making the Coastng Trade free 20 all vessels and
tor new law OF Elections. introducing property
basis the possession OF 5000, In order 10 vote.
The hopes OF improvement that vero entertained on
the accession OF the new ministry have BOT been
realized. The great questions OF sbolisting entails so
as % make agriculture more tsasib.e-of constructing
roads and bridges, especially railroad mat would
bring produce 10 the SEES Oosrd-Of removing the
bgOtted obstacles now allowed TO stand Ia the OF
foreigner DESTROYS Of coming 70 settle permanently In
the land, In the present marriage lsws--Of inducing
immigrants 10 turn their steps hitherwsrd-snd Of
taking OF the iradicous export duties, all stand In
allegiance.
SEw PArcHs IL the Increase Of periodicals Issuing
from rhe press be sny evidence Of progress. then Chill
Is prosressng In the capital Santiago there no
ICES IN nine periodicals published 10 Copispc three
in serena two ast commenced In San Felipe one and
| lastly enc usnsred into hght at co!cnzgus.
rczOoLs ~ CHILr-Ihs eircumscroed extent OF
primary education 10 this country will oe seen from
the fJlOHlns s,atemsns at forth by Sehor Montt In
motion Oh the subject lately pressnted 70 Congress In
Province OF Chloe primary instruction 10 received
In ths proportion Of person 20 every 20 Ia valparaiso
IN D In Santiago is % ia Vacivi- IN 81 IN Az
zksfaa / IN 20, IN I.ica 4 IN 50 In CoquiGoo Ia 81
10 Anco1c-gus Ia 70; 10 sg0ie IN u Ia Conception
Ia u 10 M.ule Ia % ana, Lastly tor oscxw.rdne.'
10 Colchsgus only receives primary education Ia 10
Ilese statistics are shocking. Yet an additional pom
remains ~ make them more emyh-ueslly so which
To- in., SIMON. tee lew h., d. ateld tie public schools
only one-sixtn part are females.
MAGNETIC TE.ZcEAYR.-A scheme 10 on foot for
linz OF Telegraph wires from Valparaiso to santiago
The GosegLmen cooperate IN tie undertaking
DIED n the port OF Talcahuno, Chill On the 10Th dsy
+ Of June, leis, Solomon Baker. native OF Portland
Nc. Portland and Burlington W. papers please copy