The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-08

rio q. four dollars rA the fsEsga Several Of the
The influenza had come and was ven nigh gone
The Intendente Colonel We'll had set out for the In
dh frontier, IN confer win Inc IN 0rost 20
forest have grown rather FESTIVE Of late.
whss. had been shipped 80 oco dollars worth for New
California and 4,o0o qq!s. TO Copiapo
In Chile, 1t is stated flour was very high; even an
ounce per bag Of two quintals.
The expectation Of silver from Copiapo according to
statistical accounts, from the year 1880 10 the end OF
ducsd larger amount than any former year viz
Peru is making reforms in commercial regulations
and the government is liberal in its concessions.
committee has been named for nquring into nsces
ity of reforming the constitution.
The government has proposed the free importation
into the country of wheat and -four.
The shipping interest was very duh The Valparaiso
We have great abundance of shipping in the bay and
no charters can be effected for direct ports.
Several sapere charters have been closed at 35s and
SIS Cd TO complete II cir cargo 1t the coast and calling
for orders at Cork The Guano Company have taken
up vessels and entirely ont of the market Some
charters have been closed to land in the bay
ea for orders at 81 ss but with very long lay days for
loading.
withsut prospect Of any employment whstever; many
viii have to TO Brazil elsewhere, in ballast before
any improvement can take place.
The following vessels have been sold by action Hsno
yerian schooner Gesne $500 American brig Toronto,
s2525 American bark Alpha, 500 American bark
rica scheoHer Mary NJ Wood, So 450.
We informed that the government has given orders
this steamer ssoOo6 Mexican ounces in partial pay
ment of the interest of the Anglo. Chilean loan.
EXPLORATIONS AND iMfarArioNs OF CHILE, DURING THE
MONTHS.
Chles prosperity is still advancing proved by the
commercial statistics for the last six months that have
just been published During this time, the value Of
sc has been imported and the expectation OF
tiona produce has assembled TO so,l26,Ss5.
To this amount OF expectation must be joined the
Of 1897 459 value Of foreign merchandise exported
from Chile
TIE commerce with England has been the active
the impoEt.on from TIA. nstoA amounting 20 81 eil-
95s, and ex poriaton 10 81 5oi5o5
After III gland follows Cslfcrnis the value CT .e93s52
having been exported TO that part o. as Nsrd The i'm
por.ation from It amounts 20 sl4T2ls5.
Then follows France, in importation, aud the United
importation from France s7s5 $50; expectation SAIL.
Ii5 Importation from the United States s5soe52i ex-
Az active traffic has also been carried on with Ger
many. which imported in Chile S555.923 and exported
ss7s552
last six months than it during whole year, two
years ago; z9l vessels tonnage OF which amounted 70
sC7O vessels tonnage 4oe,6iS tons have sailed The
coasng trade has also been active and the value of
$40 has been transported from part OF the
From the valparaiso Reporter of Sept. rs
The tirie when the sword only, and civil war could
produce revolutions, and change the constitution OF Ia
/ lions has passed by long since.
Almost al the nations the earth have learned from
the experience past centuries obtain right by
don CT State, and plupges the country into misery
and ds;red!< Few however are always found in every
wrong char mel, and think TO gain cause by means
which might be gained much easier by ther own talents
ard perseverance,
The mess Of the people particularly the unejucated
part, is esy I'd, and cannot perceive that they are
asids as as their ends obtained
This spirit to oppose power and establish government
in order to achieve greater power, breaks out sreth
and then and crculGtss in the world like an cpl
d.mic, but grows fainter and fainter every time II re
appears
When on the 10th CT April during the military rio: in
Santiago The people Of Chile most energetcay proved
that their respect for the law and their patriotism
too deeply rooted TO allow the country 70 fall into anar
cby thea thought the last outrage that would be
Attempted but have witnessed With feelings OF re
gTet tt another wider spread bat similar attempt has
been made to deprive Chile Of peace ami TO destroy lie
social and commercial prosperity.
" hoPe 70 report " our LEX. n0ios tuas nv ~
have caused hes. disturbances have seen the folly OF
The step they have taken.
1.-THE government is in fault and requires reforms-
ton (Snd what government does not!) let these men
employ the proper to force them TO scquiescs in
such r.formstion a. time and circumstances require
We have already pic urea Chile to European read
the most civilized. thu m0st advanced aud the
most prosperous republic in South America Ho- much
then must gri.ve that few trying TO upset
the favorable opinion the world has to.msd Of this
/ county.
enough in tse and has the assistance and good will
Of the greater part Of the population on their side so
| that DC $ riors consequence can BE- spprehended
Both santiago and valparaiso the t~o strong pillars
Of the republic have shown decided opposition towards
any disturbances Of the peace and the insurrecton Is
entirely confined to COncep tion and Coqumbo, and will
econ disappear and be forgotten even there.
In Santiago, voluntary company OF grea: number
Of respectable crsns has been formed TO oppose vo-
snce and protect property the same was proposed in
Nslpsraiso, but found unn. cessary.
We give Transatlantic readers brief review Of the
incidents Of this IL surrection and doubt not that by
the next mail shall be able 20 inform those who take
any interest in this country that peace AID tran utility
/ have again been restored.
| The 70 vernmcnt has issued the following decree -
One on the third Of September 1851 authorizing the
establisbment Ct society Of ladies called Society Of
Christian Charity whose object is amel!oratng the
| physical and mora condition Of the poor.