The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-10


| Later IRON, south n.srie.
| The New York Herald gives the following summary
of news from this region;
| In Conception two or three pretty heavy shocks of
earthquakes have lately been experienced but they did
no serious damage.
OF lhs loan OF 100000 asked Tor by the Chisn gov
eminent. only $4,000 had been taken-S3ooOo by
HUH Gruning aud $4,000 by Henry Wymans--al al s
per cent. which is now the legal OF interest in
Chill
PERu.-The message presented by Gen Echenique 10
Congress has mered highly good reception hroug bout
Peru After reviewing the political Stale of the country
the security OF uninterrupted tranquility, the flourish
ing state OF trade. the improvements in nearly all
branches OF the administration, the concluded treaties
with Great Britain. Belgium the United States and Chill,
he confines himself strenuously TO recommending sew
era important projects which to be passed in the
egisaiure-such as the code OF laws, electoral law re-
form OF the present constitution establishment OF banks
in the mining districts, direct protection TO emigration,
nostly TO laborers) improvements and reforms IN the
system of education and public schools and other mat
tiers whose utility and actual want easily conceived
Nothing surpasses the beraity with which ne treats
the future prospects OF trade, and the necessity OF
new tariff. Here is paragraph
Il wait Tor your decision on the project OF new
tariff Every day this necessity is felt by TO give
new impulse 10 the traffic, and stop different abuses
or practices which prejudice our custom-house revenue
The opinions OF the government (says Peruvian Jour
nall on this matter opposed to all restrictions, which
The President considers as sad legacy of the of
other centuries Almost all the improvements that we
have made are produced by the more liberal principles
that have been introducing successfully in our eco
nomical and commercial legislation. The restrictions as
well the privileges the triumph of individual in
teres OF class the public Interest," and the time
is past" We have an unlimited confidence in our ad.
minstration who profess and encourage such liberal
opinions.
Field Marshal d. Antonio Gutierrez del Fuente has
been elected President of the Chamber OF Senator's and
D. Jose Joaquin de Osma, late Minister at the court OF
Inn ftf Inn I1aIIuf iaa
The boundaries with Brazil have been arranged by
treaty concluded with the Brazilian envoy, Da Ponte Ri
beiro, and il will be shortly published.
BoIIvIA-Great excitement prevailed in La Paz, in
consequence o new project presented to the Assembly
to annu the bank monopoly and as IS backed by great
majority of holders of the article. little confidence is
placed in the stability of the bank company. However,
they have made appeal to Congress to have enforced
the treaty settlement they concluded with the govern
ment, and trust to delay, at least, their fall Messrs
Pedro, BIaye, Co had offered to buy all the stocks OF
bark in La Paz at $50 per qunta and $40 duties and
in Cochabanba at $55
The las, dates from La Paz are 26th August.
CHILr--From this country learn its perfect tran
GUILTY. and the future expectations they have OF the
popular new administration OF D. Manuel Mont
The cabinet seems 10 have adopted another commercial
policy, as committee has been appointed TO reform the
mercantile code of laws. The government was to raise
loan OF 100000 for building the new custom house
stores in Valparaiso.
The Copiapo Railroad Company have increased their
capital to S 100000; twenty miles ready for
the locomotives appears that the directors are not much
pleased with the materials sent from the United States,
and the outlay they had TO submit o-havng purchased
large ship Qhe Swiizerand) in New York, which is al
most OF no to the company
Eight hundred and fifty four vessels entered the port OF
Valparaiso from January 10 June and seven hundred and
seventy three sailed The specie imported during the
same time has been
From California ssaooo
Copiapo 2aa7,aOO
1890
The expectation was So, 1853 900.
The British barque Molly Bawn struck a rock
Coquimbo and sunk. valuable cargo of copper ore
has been lost The barque Drumond sold at auction Tor
$3.50. The ship Sarah Eliza put back leaky, and is
The new French admiral had arrived at Valparaiso,
from Rio. On board The Penelope so guns He is going
to relieve The Agene, Admiral Fournlchon.
New GRANADA.-The political affairs OF this republic
every day complicated and lately the appear
OF a civil evident that the unpopular
cabinet Of General Lopez has deemed necessary make
hostile demonstrations against Ecuador to distract the
threatening revolt in the southern provinces, fostering
al The time the anmosity existing between the two
countries II is impossible to predict what will be the
OF this rash step, which already has taken
different turn by sudden revolutionary movement 10
Ecuador
force, commanded by General Tomas Herrera, has been
concentrated at Cauca
It's rumored that General Mosquera has offered his
services TO command the army.
EcuADoR-When hopes were entertained of a con-
tnued tranquility in this country, another military out
break, so common in the annals of Ecuador. has sue
ceeded in overthLowng the government OF President Don
Diego Noova This pecied affair is, by most people,
attributed TO the wetmed plans OF Generals Florez and
Elizalde, in Lima who exercising all the influence
they have the country and others suppose different
cause and with more likelhood-that the revolution has
been planned in New Granada in order 10 make secret
alliance against Peru.
On the 18th, President Noova expected at Guaya
quill and the 18th the military division that garlsoned
he port revol,ed headed by Generals Jose Maria Urbna
ViIlami, and Robes proclaimng the first president
detachment was sent 10 meet the unconscious chief
who was impri soned, taken board the schooner
war 0lenedo The movement followed in Monte
Cristo which had declared in force the constitution of
ls45.
Its not known what course the outbreak in Quito
will take, but the result is not doubtful from the
that all the forces mingled in il.
The Spanish corvette Ferrolana at anchor al
GuayaquIl,
From the New York Sun, Oct Z.
Later from Havans-
The mail steamship Empire City, Capt John Tanner,