The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-07

ADvIcEs FROM CHILL, PERU, BOLIVIA, ETC.
0mPeruyian and Gillian Correspondence.

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Our Peruvian and Gillian Correspondence.
Via Panama, we have received several days later
intelligence from all parts Of the South Pacific.
Our correspondent gives the details of the news It.
is not Of much Importance.
In Conception, two or three pretty heavy shocks OF
earthquake have lately been experienced, but they
did no serious damage.
OF the loan of $500 600, asked for by the Gillian
government, only $4,000 bad been taken-$5 600
by HUH Gruning, and 10000 by Henry Wymans
all at eight per cent which is now the legal rate
of interest in Chilli
OUR SOUTH PACIFIC CORES PoNDENCE.
AUGUST 81, 1851.
Intelligence from Peru, B9',v,a. Chill, Lima, Ns,r
Granada, Ecuador, &c.
The message presented by General Echenique to
Congress has merited highly good reception
throughout Peru After r. viewing tho political
state ofthe country, the security of unnterrupt
ed tranquility, the ouishiug state of trade, the
improvements in nearly ali branches of the admi-
nistration, the concluded treaties with Great Bri-
tain, Belgium, the United States, and Chill, confnes
himself strenuously to recommend several important
projects, which are to be passed in this Legisla-
ture-sach as the Code of Laws, Electoral Law.
reform of the present constitution establishment Of
banks in the mining districts, direct protection to
gratioD--mos.ly to lsbosers--improvement and
reforms in tho system OF education and public
schools, and others, whose utility and actual want
is easily conceived Nothing sarpasses the ibe-
rality with which no treats the future pros
poets OF our trade and The necessity of new tariff.
There is paragraph wait for your decision
m nroie Of n tariff E,yerv dav this M
eessity is uore felt by w. to give new impulse to
the traffic, and stop different abuses practices
which prejudice our Custom House revenue. The
opinions Of the government this matter are OPP
posed to all restrictions, which he considers as sad
legacy Of the of other centuries. Almost all
the improvements that VIZ have made are produced
by the more liberal principles that we have been
Introducing, successfully, in our econo nical and
comme-c Al legislation The restrictions, as we'll
as the r. eyes, are the triumph of individual
interest. OF class over the public interest and
" the time is past" We have an unlimited conf
dence in our administration who profess and en-
courage such liberal opinions
Field Marshal, ID. Antonio Gutierrez del Fuente.
has been elected Presdens of the Chamber of Sena-
tors, and ID Jose Joaquin dc Osma, late minister
at the Court of st James, OF the Deputies.
The boundaries with Brazil have been arranged
by treaty concluded with the Brazilian Envoy,
Da Ponte Ribeno, and it will be shortly published.
Our principal square will have beautiful orna-
About one hundred and sc venty.one Irish emf
grants have arrived contracted at i've dollars per
month, for seven years.
There were, in July, fifty. three ships, of large
tonnage, loading guapo, at the Chincha islands,
and four american were despatched with 2,O6l
tons.
Twelve thousand dollars per annum had been
granted by Congress to General Ramon Castillo.
late President OF the republic.
The revenue Of the custom house, in five years,
from lSi6 to 1850, has Been as follows:-Callao,
s2sl. 1913 q Huan,haco sls3 665 Islay, 81 49,,
Az 6i-Total. sl20i0,Oi2 Il.
OUR VALPARAISO CORRESPONDENCE.
VALPARAISO, (Chili,) Aug. 25, 1851.
Mutiny on Board an american Vessel.
Early this morning, soon after the American ship
Corsar, from Boston, DO md to Cadara, with rail-
road materials, came to anchor in this port, there
occurred serious mu,iny on board, five or six Of
the crew resisting the authority of the captain, and
refused to obey his ders or do any duty. When
the captain attempted to arrest the leader, q
collision took place, in which the officers were
nearly overIowered, and the captain and mate
seriously wounded. signal Of distress being hoist
ed, IN medate relief afforded them by the u
store shIP Southampton, lying at anchor near by,
Lieut.. Peter Turner, commandsr. sending boat
with armed meE, who socn captured the mutia GERS
al d put them in irons under n strong guard.
During the day the American consul, the Hon.
VIM. puer, held an examination on board the ship,
and after takng dispositions, &c, committed six Of
them to the Gillian prison, and will send them to
the United States by the first opport unity, to be
de alt with according to law.
Such are the brief facts Of the case, which have
only time hastily to relate.
BOLIVIA.
Great excitement prevailed in La Paz, in conse-
quence Of a new project presented to the Assem-.
bly,, to annul the bank monopoly; and as it 10
backed by great majority of holders of the artt-
Gle, little confidence Is placed in the stability Of
the bank company. However, they have made an
appeal to Congress- TO have enforced the treaty or
settlement they concluded with the government,
Pedro, Blaye s. Co., had offered to buy all the
stocks Of bark in La Paz, mt 500 per quintal and
ego duties, and in Coshabs mba, at S55
The last dates from La Psz are 18th August.
CHILE
From this country we learn It's perfect Tranquil
lily, and the future expectations they have of the
popular new administra,ion Of ID. Manuel Mont
The cabinet see ms TO have adop; led another com-
mercial policy, MS committee has been appointed
TO reform the mercantile code Of laws Thc govern
meDt was 70 raise loan Of s30O,0 for building
the new Custom House stores Ia Valparaiso.
The Copiapo Railroad Company have increased
their capital to 100000; twenty seven miles are
ready for the locomotives II appears that the
directors are not much pleased with the materials
tent from The United States, and the outlay they
bad to submit, having purchased large ship, the
Switzerland, in New York, which Is almost of no
use TO the company.
Eight bundled and fifty. -four vessels entered the
pert OF Valparaiso, from January to June. and
seven hundred and seventy three sailed The specie
Imported during the same time has been
FROM Saiornia '''''''.'..''' zee. Sol9,OOO
Mexico, ....... .................. 100000
Copiapo ''''........ ......... 2,327 200
siOn,2Oo
- The expectation being a, 263O 900.
The British bark Molly Bawn s.ru,k on