The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01


BY all appearances shall have abundan. harvest
and with Increasing demand from California and
entirely market in Australia, 1t Is impossible bu. this
material OF the country must rapidly improve
IL the government continue to support and introduce
tending TO the ameoaton Of the lave ana in
Ytituons we may confidently anticipate steady and
progressive advance in all the best interests Of the
public.
Port Philip with about 20 emiErauts mostly English,
American and German artisans bound for the gold re.
Eions Of Australia.
poTtance We have statement before US, according TO
which On the 26th August sll60oC0, in specie silver
bas silver ores, copper and copper ores we're exported
Steamer Quito s3o0009
Three English vessels Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Total ........................ SLIGO 900
Ii is reported that tho work the Santiago and Val
parsiso Rail- Dad viii be commenced the LIST October
TIE COAST.
Tte steamer Lima arrived at O'Clock in the morning
bringing 240 passengers together with S20l 900 ia specie
TN only Of importance which she brings Is that
Of an attempt 10 poison General pelzu.
II Is stated that the Plan very well arranged, and
Me ofsia organs aeee that tho patty Of General Santa
ing stYict Investigations in sucrc INTO the facts
General Alvarez Condsrco has been charged With the
command Of the military in La Paz.
On the arrival ut this date Taeua September G. OF the
vessels susannsb Fitzgerald Of Baltimore, Paul Hubert,
Of Bordeaux and William Parker OF Liverpool business
received considerable stimulus.
Coed effects have begun 20 be felt from the
yang made by the Bolivian government with regard
10 the coinage Of silver dollars.
The dcma the consumption Of the country has In
creased with the lowering Of the duties the arrange
into operation the 10th Of this month.
The jerome Pauline has sailed for Bordeaux with als.
Madame Csllly bad given three concerts in this city
frscns) and was received with much applause.
CoPIAPo.
The continue to increase la number aud produce,
and only require increase Of capital as well a. OF labor
The current rate Of interest is per cent per month
snd upwards The Chsnarclo railway appears TO be de-
Unit Whf VI hpox righ q
extend as far as Tres Punt8s.
ECUADOR AND TIE FRENCH.
From the Panama Echo, October 9, 1852
We omitted TO mention in noting the arrival OF plssen-
gels by the British steamer Quito e. days since that
lie G. De MoDtholon late French Minister at Guayaqui
ose said passengers had eft Gnayaqu with his suite,
n,er having demsndcd easfaction for comments made
ny me p5ess OF that city respecting his conduct, and
cnslRing him with communication with Flores and for
procession trom banqust passing through the streets
Ills unsuccessful demands 70 the EcusdoraD government
Tor fstisfscton were followed by Rar dema ni by the
commander In. chief q the French equadron lie also
wac unsuccessful whereupon De Montholon determis-
ed to return home
Annexed Il tranflaton of the letter to the comman
der Of the French fqusdron.-
Sn GrsEHaL-A weak and newborn nation without
doubt has the political rights great and power
Hui nation but ought to be forgotten this
produced Wy civilization and not appropriate the pre-
rgave OF using sga nst Others proceedings unknown
civilized nations.
Notwithstanding the moderation and the LOYALTY OF the
accredited representative OF France the neutrality Of the
tqusdron and the excessive prudence Of the French re-
Hoents in Gusyaqui the Ecuadorian republic has not
Scared 20 throw injuries n generous nation faid 10 be
Gtendy and extending the same making impossible TO
esnnus the friendly relations which II Is the mission Of
GpIenaey very particularly 10 sustain and cultivate
snefe relations General between the two cabinets,
h~ns hoA'n ssunder, u hmy duty 70 protest, in my