New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-14

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VA.FAAAIso July J. l-4'.
M.s.rs Gr.,'ey s AeE-afh
By the British steamer Peru. which sais today
for Panama. send YOU the following items Of
late news
The difficulty between the CbIiIan Sovernme ut
AID the American Envoy occa,Ioued 5y his MAJ
rage with a Cniliaa lady, mas suspended neSctia-
uous relative to the American claims. TIE Pres
dent in h.s ate message to Congress expresses
the belief that the Government has gone as Tar as
tie honor OF the nation Is credit can permit n
order to maintain harmony with the Amer can
Envoy. ald regrets that the negotiations relative
t. Americans should have been suspended ty the
American Envoy asking for his passports. Tue
Nsiekb1r OF ane -. las article upon the sub
eci, 10 which the Editor excu pa,es the Execu-
1--WE and Cabinet sLd charges the isut upon the
Bishop % Santiago. An aole article upon The eN
sting avs relative 70 marriage with Foreigners IS
repubIsaei from the Cr0Hlcq the only Journal
= Mich nas had the holiness 70 rase Its voice 10
| csnsure The NeigheJr comes out strong against
the lmpoLtc exciuslveness OF the government N
religious matters and the want OF Inducements 10
grants " bile the vast resources u The c0antf!
rem ain unteveioped for want OF arms AMI ski
erument and the American Envoy arse from the
mania. sc sud although We should a. desire 70
more liberal policy preserves by the CniIan
Government IA regard 10 religious belief, x :
question whethe- the American Government "
Involve itself IN quarrel about the r'grt 90 =
Chsreo 70 commit matrimony. The editor 81 the
Nefghb0r-WnO, by the way. IS a Ncw-klg sld
mans endeav avorIag 20 reform the - stem o popu-
Jar education. and IS supported IN Congress Oy Sc
nor Garcia Reyes, VINO has brought forward
proposition tor the better organization and wider
extension OF tie primary school system. The im-
portsnce OF a regular mail between the different
south American ports and the Uoted states. Is
plaiuly forth by the editor OF the Nsgtbor and
the attention OF tae Post Ohi,e Department al
WsshnEton IS respectfully called 10 the subject
The charter Of the English nail steamers expires
Ia about one year, when the steam navigation OF
the SOush-AmerIcsn coast vii be open 90 Amer.
can enterprise. The American Government nas,
up 20 the present time, been far behind the Eng
ish Government 10 aforiing facilities tocommerce
by the establishment Of foreign mail routes
| Dr. Yer Mehr. sent out to California 10y the Do
mestc b ard of Missions. publishes card ackn1w
ledeing the receipt oi $500 subscribed by the io-
reign residents tor the purpose oi paying the pas
sage OF himself and ismlly ln the Hebe, from Vel
| psraiso % San Francisco.
| The principal movement amorg the shipping
hes been tow ards California during the asst month,
r which direction about O register have depart
ed loO iun- Of which American mostly 'n transit
2.to Cnilsn chiefly viii timber and produce, aud nV
coniin-nta which VA bee folowe hy most 500 ur-
more IN transit from Europe snd BnziL The total tun-
regi-er-of hch go American. 800 BRUSH.
500 CLlliau. $3.50 connrntaJ fanl ana Ffen'h
| la Ffeiehis. lille had been done re-" cNsot- were
ready Tor shipment and vessels OF mding s4~. prefer
red. Transactions "a Produce have been miird owing
the high freight rates 10 California hour thousand
sacks our Tn bbis had been sold At - = large
quantity OF Barley In store. awaiting shipment io
| California Copper ia bars, SIS Is per qliniai Nothing
| tD-n in 4 a "a. delivered
board small stock Of Bazi. Wood on hand 10 held Al
| q l5 per qu Timber ard Coal command high rnces
The yield Of the gold and silver mines ID --rAdy lh
AwfsIcAN SKIPPING AR. May ., brig Brothers. 9j Dc
from ~ orki l8ih. zip John Cp-sr s3 ds from orA
| June H. .hp Loo ChOO .r ds FROM Ni0rs, Gen W a-l
ngfon. J "a from 81 Cathsrne'., and Helena, 30 lays
| from RIO Jaueir0 l4l. bark EIlr Augusta 81 i- from
BurnOs Ayres bafk Town, 1u Is from ho Jtnrf scN
| Alieyn ~ DE- from Pernamhuco l'l. bars rhr' .'
hark- Elxa Anne. 5 d. from NiOrs. Anur ll5 Is from
Bristol schr fremont. i.j Is from NBriioli 1ih MO
a. d- from RIO Janeiro. The ship-ofwar savannah
W gIn-l arrived June H. 81 is from RIO Jal-iro Nnd si
same day for Caioa The brg war Lawrence Frazier
arr on ne 2l. ~ d. from RIO Janeiro. III. IS VI shp
Calypso sailed for RIO and England May -, with $3.50
90 10 treasure
A revolution or "reaction has taken p.sce at
Cobiia 10 Bolivia. The GoyerrorGeneral Ilil-
larte was barbArous.y murdered on the nisht Of
the nth of June. The soldiers threatened % sack
the town which placed the merchants in grea,
peril and many of them had to remove theis books,
| papers and persons 10 other houses for security
The movement OF Guillarte for which he was mu-
dered was Ia opposition to Bezu, on the occasion
OF rever,e which the latter had sustained at
| Pot0si.
The bark Hebe. Capt Stetson, from Baltimore,
| which arrived AZ Valparaiso, June II. attempted
to pass the Straits OF Magellan, and came as far as
Possession Bay by April 80. some OF the passen
| gers and crew went % the shore but the Kind
| blowing a gale they were sigualed 10 return.
| Botn anchors were let down, but the vessel con-
tiHued 70 drag for several miles the boat trying %
| reach the vessel. buoy was let out. and az one
| time they were within twenty feet OF II, Ou. one
| OF the ships's cables parting, she left them and
| was obliged 20 return TO the Atlantic When asst
seen the boat was making for the shore through a
| 'rightfuly b gh sea. Two or three other vessels
we're IN the Straits st the time. The pefsoLs in
the boat were:
Passenger, -M...rs Case. Dorsey Taylor, irwin.
| sr.b Brooks Hill Fru Mq,e-John Grsham sra
| msu.--John Romter, Harry Johnson, Aug Morgan
From ship Xylon OF Baltimore, o~ede named
| G. J. Emmln Jumped overheard about 10 days
| from Valparaiso and was drowned. The day be-
tore he stated that his true name was John Gustav
| Won Erngsthin. OF Carlscrona. He had exhibited
signs Of mental alteration for some time. Hs ei-
iects were taken in charge by Mr. Armstrong and
Or. Ayres and delivered 70 the Consul az this place
P. :. learn indirectly that the men left BY the
Hebe have been saved. The American schooner
Gazelle has arrived and her captain informs as
| that the British steamer Driver which he boarded
ia the Straits saw them taken on board Al Am-rl-
| can vessel bound for Ca'Ifornis. The nameOi that
| vsssel have NOT be- n al e 10 ascertain.