The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-09
Intelligence from the South Pacific.


We have received the Valparaiso Reporter Of the Goth
of July Owing to the crowded state Of columns,
we are compelled to be very brief.
The affairs OF Chilli are In prosperous condition.
The entire revenue Of the year ls49 amounted to
$4o55, 2s6, being an increase over the receipts Of
ls4S Of 4s2 625 dollars And the surplus of imports
and exports Of the past showing increase ever the
presiding year Of Ash IA dollars.
The politics Of Ecuador are becoming more and
On the 18th Of June an insurrection took place
amongst the military corps, headed by Colonel Este.
ment of Nobea of Guyaquil and the remaining three
have proclaimed General Elzabaldi, chief Of the
public although he Is said to have taken refuge
board an American corvette bound to Payta.
Civl war still continues In Central America, the
principal seat OF it being Honduras.
duateEala u also in q disturbed state, and Costa
RIGA lie on the point Of rupture with Nicaragua
the subject Of the boundary towards the river San
Juan.
Tine canal across the Isthmus Is the cause Of dis
cord and notwithstanding the reports that the late
treaty between the United States and Great Britain
had r. meved all dincultss facts clearly prove the
New Granada continues In peace The Jssuits had
Sesn sspuissd by order o. the government and no
In Bolivia the Belzu cabinet Is begin ming 10 inspire
more confidence and the value OF peace aud good
order al Beginning to be known Business was i'm
proving.
MARKETS.
vALrAHAiso, July 20, ls50.-The demand for English
limited there having been purchasers export
the market and the country dealers have been doing
nothing The continual heavy rains have rendered
the transport OF goods 10 the interior almost
sible. few considerable sales have been efvcted
for home consum ptien, but OF q spec uatve naehre,
principally In muslin de laine and printed muslins
Only one arrival from Liverpool has taken place, the
Chsleo, and some small parcels of fancy prints
have been sold out Of her 1T So IN bond. Prices
OF all sorts Of English and American cotton goods
are firm and as stocks light there Is little doubt
they will be sustained. Next month the spring de-
mand will set In. and as by the last accounts no
heavy supplies are coming forward. good business
is expected. According to the last accounts reoeiv
we'd from England Germany and the United states cot
ton and wool had advanced In such a measure, that
three Of the largest mills In Lowell ceased operation.
and most Of the Manchester mls working short
time The cotton crop in the United states falls short
another part Of columns the import Of In
England In the nrst four months of 1850 has decreased
2lTOOe bags. Our dealers, aware OF these facts
are holding out for prices, per price current
All descriptions OF woollen goods extremely duh
Copper. little demand at S14 80 per quints board
fr,ights have undergone little alteration since
last report. About 1900 tons sti for charter In
the Bay, mostly American aags From Taleahuano to
san Francisco SIS per ton and from Valparaiso
Francisco Sls TO $40 has been paid according to the
class OF merchandise For England 10 call Tor orders
been given and s14 for guano 90 the states Preghts
20 the Continent ~ n. Entered during the month,
"a $40 tons sailed do "a $40 tons Of which for
California entered, 1850 tons sailed. g4j6 tons.
Gold dust received during the month from California
$1,000. Exchange on London. is GA silver In
bars. Be- ID hard dollars, 6i<d per cent gold above
ley, y ri. p cast