The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01
Additional from lne 9. nth Pacific.

From the Panama star Aug
The steamship Quito arrived in the Bay of Panama
on the I'd instant, bringing the mails, specie, and
largo number of passengers
Tho dates from Valparaiso to the 18th July
from Callao to the 9th July, and from Guayaqul
to tho 3lst.
In Valparaiso, there bat little news Of ina.
portance. The republic remained quiet. Business
pretty brisk, with decrease ia the prices Of pro.
veto vincennes sailed the 18th, and the sloop-
0fwar Ynndalia ON the 18th. for New-York.
From Peru. we CLEAN nothing of interest. The
ship Queen of the East, from New York, l03 days
out, had put into Callao for wood and water; this
ship had one hundred passengers board, all well.
There were five six American vessels in port
loading, or about to load, with guano, for the
States.
The steamship Quickstep. Captain Poderssn, was
also in Callao, and for sale
From Guayaquil the news is exciting and in
teresting
General Flores has been defeated in his attempt
to take tho city, through a revolt Of his own
soldiers OF this revolt and defeat, give an in
teresting account furnished as by one of the off,
GERS in Flores army, Who vas eugaged in the
encounter, and passed 'hrongh the hardships of
the expedition. We are rold that Flores has still
the object in view of attacking Ecuador again, and
it is said that many people ia Lima, who are
already deeply involved in The expedition, are
ready to assist him in fitting out q fresh force
4. 1t is said. that had Flores been able to control
his men few days longer. his success would have
been inevitable.
VALPARAISO, July Is, 1852.
have little change to note in tho way of bust
since last wrote you, with the exception of
general decline in barley, and in fact all kinds Of
produce, and u slight depression in freights Pork
and beef still continue extremely scarce. The pas
senger movement to California te the increase,
about two handred ana tffy will pc on the lst OF
August Money is in demand Mt one and half per
cent per month
The telegraph is in brisk operation, and making
money fast; ard ! bear that new line is in con-
temptation between here aud Copiapo.
The railroad and rev custom house buildings arc
advancing rapidly as any thing can in this slow
country.
The Vinccnnes sailed for rho United States yes
tcray and the Wand ALA to day much to the regret
Of all who think that the constant presence Of an
American man of-war is niece. sary here.
On the 18th Of July there serious riot at
Tulcahuano, when fifty soldiers and watchmen at
tackled few unarmed Americans, and cut several
of them very badly. What notice will be taken Of
the matter ! do not know. but as Unsle Sam
very little about the lives of bis citizens when his
pocket is not touched, prcsune IL will DO dropped.
The 18th passed off quietly aud pleasantly hcrc,
though in the evening numerous patriotic ndividu-
ais heard expressing their Intentions OF not go
ing home till motning
The administration Of Justice Is conducted hero
on the most original principles; Yankee has no
chance unless married to a natve. Where both
plaintiff and defendant are on equal footing, 1T
generally costs The winner dpnh'e his stake to get
of. However, many hero siy hnt the country is
going ahead wonderfully, AVID Flll ~oon be mistress
OF the Pacific; as they have ordered war steamer
from England, the time is probably aot far distant