The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-26
LADIES soIREE
News from tb. Pacific const.

fFrou she Panama Echo. July 81
The Chillan President, IN his message 10 their
Congress, recomme Dded the general and free edl-
csuCn8l system Of The Uaited States. lie Is right.
The only plan to Keep men Tree who have their
libeliy, IS 20 educate them The mind must be
inst enslayed, before the body can be.
Tie said thal thar question was one al The most
important that could occupy their attention, aud
that he would give II his sanction and approval.
lie alio proposed various postal reforms, and
changes IN the weiphts aHt measures of the COun.
try. He also stated his intention 10 abolish the
tobacco monopoly, and alFo for the benefit Of the
agricultural interest An important change in the
character OF the 1.-THE tax would b. considered.
Lake al other reiOmcrs, the President 1t SEEMS
meets with opposition frofu his political opponents (;
one 81 whom we see, III senior Mont, gives a sia-
eular reason Tor bis opposition, namely that The
idea BE- not original win the President, bat That he
borrowed Il from sUule other country. 10 Senior
Mont Il not original himself, even IN h8 reason
for opposition: tor We have head before al
just such men who had Ike opiai0ns, ~ our owu
county, but al he same tine. Tor fear OF rdgule,
had sense enough not 20 express them.
The same PAPER remarks, that the CONSUMPTION
81 Chiiian Our % California, has become immel So,
sId hat the " conception" Hour had stood 10 well
bog ne sen Francisco market, that an ills nor arts
Gle had been skisyed b. parties purch 8sinr the
o.btrs enc filling them with an article much infs-
nor, ard which will doubtless iowcrthe reputation
fihe brand lie suggested that -four iagp scior
De srloinied az each port where -four is shi 1psi.
ard tiat here be heavy ine indicted uqon all
paIiel o.ienging against TIE law.
From the iie sbruuQhtb BY tie Ifiish steamer fflGl
Nairarsic, Callao. and along tie cOaHf. We icsrn
that revolution has tekcn rllCe IN lhe re0db'i.
of Ecuador, ard that The republic bod been divided
into three states. General Eizalti. who hgd-cI in
TIE revolution Of lSlj. and whose srCcess caused
TIE dohi of General Flores, bad n tlrn been com.
relied ic escape he revolgfouisis, and seek no.
t-tuoa in British man Of wcr thea iu me hlf0Dr
II 6u1 sqDtl.
Tic l,ii thc vcsscl ia q schooarr, aud landed 10
ne TrOgiuCe o. Aauabcc, whcn De pat him eii 40
The head ~ sr . force there, aud marched on
Ouyakuii. who're ~ will De supported. 81 BE- 80 by
sl tac rcn 81 rank and standing against the alaf-
Chisfs. who gCCk, for thcir 0wa profit, tae Do meme
hermtni n their country
The uilroad between Calsc and Lima has been
CONNIE rcsd. aud IS progressing yciy FAST The
PEOPLE from nearly an psits of peru had been 10
Wait The work. ani cheer on the laborefB III IA
said ly M eATeo, the Spanish papcF printed al
Lima, u1eths wcrk done, Ter soliditg % consuuc-
ton, wc-rf nyal that OF any other railroad ia EGr-
laud. CT the world.
The Valparaiso MrtcontTr REPORTER says
The Pacific Cumpany's steamer " Nueya Cram.
da' arrived ~ this port on the 2.fh instsui from
1tllao and the intermediate ports. She brought
e5lc,1tS tn srecie and rold dust The new
brought by her from the ntighhOfiug republics "a
81 10 greet importance. Ia Bolivia the elections
were proceeding favorably, and General jehu wa
be coming more popular, having adopted more lib
tfsi measures. Prom Peru nothing worth men
ticning.
The discoveries Of silver at Copiap6 are bccom
inn every day more important, and there is grsa
demand for wofkmsn. The town is i'm Ir0ving
very much, and ere long will be most formidable
rival 10 Ealplrsiao