New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
SOUTH AMERICA.
Later from Chni-RevOlutiom in Peru.

we arc lilNtDttN W tAOppNA3 ROOh
Of the Pacific steamer New-Orleans for files of the
~ hsrcvrio of Valparaiso 10 May 8
The province of Santiago was completely tranquil.
Most OF tho. wounded officers recovering, and
very few of the National Guards had been lost The
Court Martial confirmed the sentence of the Council
Of War. candcmnmg to death - citizens Of Vadivla,
who were concerned IN the Santiago affair The
Archbishop lad asked from the Government com
mutation of this sentence, and many ladies OF the
most respectable families had united m the same
petition.
In the cities OF Valparaiso and OF Coplapo, there
was much alarm ON account OF the appearance Of
Cholera Meetings had been held and funds col
lec,ed IN Valparaiso for the purpose of establishing
some means Of defense against fires.
The laboring population of Macama was greatly
incensed az the news of the outbreak in Santiago.
The battalion Of the National Guard IN the province
, amounted 10 900 men, The MINES of Copiapo were
unusually productive that OF Buena ESperanza Is
considered the richest SILVER mine IN The world
Peru.
General technique. the new President received
4 the Executive authority on the 10Th of April The
occasion was signahzcd by two events OF very diner
enl Characteristic opening OF the railroad from Cat
( lao 10 Lima and the breaking ont of arevoi IN the
city Of AreQwpa. Il appears that company oil the
friends Of Gen technique, among them the lniendeh'
of Police. were assembled together ON the 2o'h oil
April. celebrating the Inauguration OF the ne"
President. which took place the same day IN Luna
In The hea, ot their enthusiasm they hung ou' 4
banner, inscribed VIVA J0sr Ruho Echihll"e
and salued II with cheers. This Was "lS''>'V-
ml 20 the population, majority OF Nhom were
s friends OF Viyanco. the defeated candidate IheN
collected III groups and began 20 cry out' Down
( With The banner" One OF the opposite party Col
r Lopez, ordered out troop of cavalry ana MleWP''
10 dispense them. This brought on collision oar
ncadc> were thrown up a general night commenced
and each party began plumber OF The houses OF the
Other The Project of the city attempted TO Que1
The disturbance. but without effect
The people fred on tho tower OF san Francisco ana
The barracks of The soldiers the sells we're runs IN
all the Churches 10 can them toseiher, and alter 20
hours ol nccSSimt fighting, the troops were 1rNeh
from the ciY some ot t1c prominent inhaoNah'> 'u'''
eXcrtcd themselves TO restore peace. reputation
was sem 10 ,he Prc,cc Who entered The ci'y on 'he
2i,h anna general reclamation. Daring the hght ~
persons were killed aud wounded the soldiers oeihS
The greatest sufferer
AttNc latest date the 9>,h of April. there was S'Il
some excitement among the citizens, anu II was
feared hat tie trouble, were not wholly quoted
The Ch.han Government has lately repealed me
clauses m he act OF 1891 and lSi2 having reference
10 the tunuagc and tr,nsi, duties charged on mate
mails used for duunagc ballast and also on articles
considered As ships stores m the following terms
lst Notunaage dues Sa be recovered from vessels for
dSChareug klud OF material ally used ballast.
empty packages having contained provisions consumed
board. tor any ohcr me'eral Mach have been
used for SLOW iug cargo. landed pa fore "a ports.
Ncthe! shah N'' cs'es Tor 'rnsiPnent b. CHARGED
such articles Tie upnioe II Che administrators Of
the Customs uoy be considered as Tor e ani suppl Il
FeSSeS
BY a decree OF the supreme Government Dutch
and Danish vessels are Tree from Jaogcn,ial duties.
BY another decree, private persons are permitted
10 build whariS at any part OF the Republic, 5y CIV
ing notice 10 Government OF their lntenuon.