The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-19

The Preslent points cut The ssosesity Of ressessa.
ing steam communication to the Southern provinces
and asks for authority to sell the debt due TO Chile ~
Peru for the purpose Of forwarding the consrucoon q
the railroad between Valparaiso and Santiago repers
vor.by ON immigration Of Europeans 70 tho province
penal settlement has been formed on the island Of
Under The head Of "Bcclesastical Affairs and Public
Instruction. many interesting details are given Is
also under those OF Army and Navy The number Of
troops again reduced very nearly to peace estabsh
officers capital in the consolidated internal debt the
interest which Is to bear certain proportion to pay
now drawing, & compensation in full on quitting the
service. An additional steamer Is propOaed. Six
thousand pounds sterling have been sent to the Earl
Dundonald in compensation Of saryices rendered to
Chile. when Lord Cochrane Under the head Of finance
the message shows that in spite Of civil and the port
Of Talcahuano and Coquimbo having been closed for
three months the revenue Of 1851 stil amounted to
79 being increase Of q2964 1850 the ex
GEES in the customs having been Slo2 063
After giving many details the satisfactory working
Of the recent tariff trapsits and custom house
guatiop the message promises further improvements In
those branches under consideration and holds out
hopes OF the new machinery Of the mint being eec
tive.
The message concludes by the the
part Of the President that his exceency will be lenen
and concatory as regards pas. political offences but
severe to the utmost rigor of the law in maintaining
order and protecting industry.
In short the message of the year 1852 s compile
ment OF many if not Of the whole urgent wants of the
Republic.
The mines of Copiapo reported being in avora-
The markets continued with little variation
The Armide has arrived from Liyerpoo her cargo Of
Goals has been sold in England TO the Pacific Steam Nav
cation Company; price not transpirel The same
paDy has also purchased cargo of Chile coal mt $40
placed in Caao ex.Gardner. Another cargo Of native
coal arrived in the ycunas and proceeds to Caera
The David Cross and the Amigos have sailed with
OF coal for San Francisco.
Chile coal is getting more in favor aud bids fair to
become important article for export the Pacific
coast have been contracted for in Loa by the
Loa Steam Coal Company, at SO per ton placed along
Flour, per barrel, 81 SO Barley declining from
81 10 per fanega. Lard, tic. Beef sl3 per barrel.
Pork. SIS.
Fre,ghts-No charters for England have been closed
since the sailing of the steamer. The guano company
offers Sos in full to call for orders and Sl3 for tho
United States at which the following have been
taken up:-American ship Mazeppa, British ship
Armides, and British bark Eagle The English brig
Desire was tod by auction at $4,000, from inability
of procuring funds on bottomry.
The American steamship Pioneer had gone to Ooquim.
DO for coal and may be expected here daily.
The news from the intermediate ports is of little inter-
est beyond report that change has taken place in the
ministry Of Peru and that the government feels dis
posed to Withdrawals assistance from Flores,
On the arrival Of the steamship Lima at Payta reports
had reached that place that Flores then possession Of
GudyGqi bf nothing knocn uh certainly. 1t is gene
rally rumored that the force Flores very considerably
augmented but his present position is Of doubtno
positive intelligence having reached us beyond what we
published last week
administration of Peru, will very materially reduce the
forces and supplies of the revolutionary leader.
OF June 18TH writes follows -
Business is quite dull at present but the city presents
lively appearance owing to the number Of who
have arrived from the United States within the last
days Freghs from s4 to SIS California; to other
places dull with but little Offering. Beef worth $40 so;
Pork $40 to $50 per barrel Money very scarce.
AFFAIRS IN ACAPULCO.
Ac.ruLco, June 90, 1852.
There are $50 passengers still here, desttute they will
be sent away by the United States Consul through the
assistance of charity fund collected for the purpose In
San Francisco.
Corn here is worth 81 a bushel at present
The United States Consul has been ordered to be liber
ated at the demand of Mr.. Lecher by the Mexican Min
lister OF Justice. but this State nothing for all
Mexico notice has been taken of the order Mr.
Rice is still prisoner in his own house
He struck his flag and closed his office fora fortnight
when Henry j. Rice of luco the Consops 6retiA"r
appointed United States Consular agent by Mr. Letch
and his Office is open.
MARRIED.
On the 10th ut at the Protestant Chapel in Panama,
by the Rev. j. Rowen, Mr. James $. Hermann to Mrs.
Anna Dinnetord
DEATHS
At Tabago June IS Mr.. Charles Clare Berry aged 80
years Mr. Berry native Of Leicester England aud
had resided in Panama about twelve months.
At Aspinwoll, the 2Sth ult.. John Browne ESQ., of
the firm Of Nelson, Hyaus Co.
In Panama, the 22ni ult.. Capt A. Wood. Of Nan
tucket Mass. Captain Wood formerly commanded the
steamship Isthmus and at time proprietor of
American Hotel In Panama. Previous to his death he
had been there but w weeks having there to
oeyed the best medical and other attention having per-
sopa friends by his side during the whole time. His
disease was astbms. accompanied by fever