The New York herald., 1851-08-06
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Intelligence from Peru, Chill, Bolivia,
Ecuador, SC. sc. &c.
Via Panama, and by the Empire City, We have
received advices from Valparaiso to the 18th Of
June, and from Callao to the Sd ult.
The news is not remarkably important; nor is 1t
very interesting.
Our Lima correspondence embraces two months
space Of time, and of the information detailed
is not altogether news, but as it keeps up the chain
Of events, we publish the whole.
Our thanks are due to Dodge s. Co., for late
papers.
OUR SOUTH AMERICAN CORRESPONDENCE.
LIMA, May 80, 1851.
dfairS an Peru, Chai, Boiipia, and Ecuador.
The successful enterprise Of the railway to Callao
has led To vast plans for establishing lines in this
country. A line is proposed to Miraaores and Chor-
rilos, places Of general resort in the bathing
sen, and no doubt the arrangements for carrying
into effect will be supported by our capitalists.
The late President, General Ramen Cas.ia, is
sojourning at Chorrillos.
We have had in our port the beautiful United
States frigate Raritan, fifty guns, commanded by
Captain G.. Gaunt. This vessel sailed for Payta
and the Northern Coast few days ago
In August, two large steamers are expected from
England, the Lima and Santiago, 1000 tons oaoh'
and are to be placed on this line; then this will be
extended to Guayquil, touching at the ports OF Hua
cho, Casma, Santa, Huanohaco, Lambayeque,
Payta, and Fumbes; so that VIC may soon look for
ward to semi-monthly communication with
Europe.
d. Il. Macedo has published very interesting
report Of his tour over the province Of Carayaya,
famous for its gold washings and mines. An Amo-
roan exploring expedition started from this place
On the 2ist Ihoy intend exploring the river A ma
zanes, and the rich inland provinces, of which we
know so little, even at the present day.
An English ship, Mariner, has brought from
Canton four hundred Chinese, which, although in
tended for the Chincha Islands, hare been readily
disposed Of al Sl07 eaoh. THEY are ceA aa.ptea 70
,cork ca the farms, aud for n,enia "sss; At The
citizens Of The Celestial Empire
In the month Of April, twelve American vessels
loaded guano at the Chineha islands, and exported
5,007 tons.
Bolivia seems at last permanently settled
1 ho present ruler is General D. Manuel Isidoro
Belru, and since hs accession to power, by the
overthrow CT General Balliyian, in fSi7, has been
contending with the three political parties that d-
powerful enemies. by series OF military
sons, he has succeeded in establishing order, and,
convinced Of his popularity believe the aspect Of
political affairs is very promising
By a recent decree, an Assembly has been con-
voked for the 10th of July, when some important
measures will be submitted for APPRECIATION.
The cabinet is not considered in sssat favor With
the people, ard is composed of;-Minister of 81
nance, ID. Il. Bustillo Foreign Affairs, f. Baldi
pieso War, General Feller; ard Justice, J. A.
Orla Taria
Of August, is liberal, and reduction has been al
lowed on all manufactured goods. The trade by
the route pf lacYa will be largely benefited, and
G decided increase 81 business Is expected during
the forthcoming months.
One ofthe great sources of revenue to the country
of flair hag hann
satisfactorily arranged lately, with the Bank Com
rany, supported by the eminent firm of Mcssrs
Alop \ Co.. The decree, prohibiting the cutting
oi bark for three years is confirmed, and will
menee from the 10Th OF September.
The Chile journals give distressing account Of
the military riot at Santiago, the 10Th Of last
month. Colonies Urriola and Arteago, a. the head
Of battalion, attempted to overthrow the go
vernment; the other troops not having followed the
movement, collision ensued, which lasted four
hours. Colonel Urriola made q desperate attack
on the ARTILLERY barracks, but was killed on the
spot-[as before reported in the Nep York Herald i
as well as the commanding officers; aud, after
severe struggle, they had to surrender Moro than
two hundred victims have been the consequence of
this rash act Of the liberal party. Several arrests
have been made and twcnt y-seven Of the rngcaders
were condemned to be shot. IL appears that after
this terrible conflict, the disturbance was complete
General Cruz and Sr. Irarrarabal, candidates for
the Presidency, had arrived at Santiago. ID. Man
uel Montt in spite Of the great OPPOSITION is posi-
lively beleyedto be the successor of General Bulnes
The Chilian settlement at Punta Arena, in the
Straits Of Magellan, was burned down by fearful
fire.
A Brazilian minister, S. Duarte du Pontc Reyei-
rc, had arrived at Valparaiso, charged with mis-
zion to all the American Republics.
The pianist, L. Hertz who had taken the over
land route to Buenos Ayres. returned and took
passage in the Nehemiah Rich. This vessel en-
obliged to put back. We expect him by the next
steamer, when he will give a series Of concerts
eolnpsned by Mad'lle kosta.
The American ship Birmingham was sold in Val
pa.asc, by auction, for s6,21c, and tae bark Hebe
The advices from Quito are very satisfactory.
The administration Of Novoa is gaining adherents
on both sides Of the opposition. General Crbina
had declined tho appointment Of Minister mt War.
The Assembly by decree has admitted the cx-
led .iesnits from New Granada.
The only papers published in the capital are the
COESHrador anu La Ia-.
LIMA, June 30, ISL.
Tie Latsa from Peru, Chill, and Boiirir.
The sessions Of Congress are very interesting
with regard to several measures under discussion,
such as the formation Of now code Of commerce,
Feiorm Of the tariff, bolivian coin, sc. IL is gene
rally thought that some important changes will be
made by the present government, which will great
ly tend to develope the resources of this country.
Captain ID. Domingo Vale. .Riestra Is to take the
command Of the steam frigatc building in England
ior our Navy This vessel will be Of 500 tons,
and 800 horse power, and has been constructed for
the sum Of e5S,000.
The brig Of war Guisse has arrived from Islay,
with eighty of the Auqupo rioters on board
OF the one hundred Chinese brought from Ma.
nilla by the French bark Orixa thirty six died on
the way.
Eight American vessels loaded guano at the
Chihcha Islands, and exported 3,50S tons There
are now more than sixty ships receiving cargo.
There have been some disturbances in the pro-
vinces Of New Granada, but order was soon re-
stored. There is great opposition to the cabinet
in Bogota, and the papers EI Din and Cirittsa,ion
are meroiles s. in their alta .ks.
General Tomas Herrera has been appointed Co
vernor cf Panama
The country Is In a fourisning condition. The
building of the capitol at Bogota was progressing,