New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

Dy the arrival OF tnc steamer DOllVl1 81
Panama, from Chill. we have the folio wing in.eli.
gence, which we select from The Panama Star OF
March 90
CHILL is all quiet again, the people being
convinced that they have sonng TO gain by further
revolutions Business IS Teassuming activity. al
though the dealers from the country net alo xed
such free credit as they were before the revolut on,
many cases of "busts up" having occurred ia seve-
raj OF the Provinces. The Molineros of Conception
uuu other -four districts, are quite frightened at the
large quantities OF -four going 10 California rom the
States and are afraid Of the consequences OF their
having held ont for such high prices for the produce
OF then mills. Large emigration going on from
Chill 70 California Land owners gr1moiiug there
at, hand, for getting in he crops beng scarce
Great excitement al Valparaiso in consequence OF
the arrival Of the Viraga I'll B. s steaneY) aud
Chilean brg OF war Meteor accompanying tue
American schr bark Florida and Britisa -r'5 E.lzA
Cornish, with the revolutionisis OF the Magellan
Straits They all landed OF the 2.h Carn5iaso one
numerous leader bess heavily Irosed .ascoBdact-
ed IL brlochs cab) but looked very cool and amused
limsef by twisting his mrs,ache and nocd,ng 70 any
chance acquaintance in the crowd. There are $50 In
all, $50 OF ~nom we're taken BY the Vlrago irom on
board the Eliza Cornish. In the Straits the balance
having been brought from Chloe. where they had
been tab to, while on board the Florida, COUNTER
REVOLUTION on board having mastered Cam oiaso
and his men, ard cehyered the vessel up 10 the
legitimate authorities. Capt. TALBOT. o. tae Eliza
Cornish, Mr. Cornish, passenger aud son OF the YES
sel's owner, MI. Shaw, owner of the Florida ana
eight Others QncludiDg one woman) were all shot
10 cool blood without any apparent cause, out Just
TO SATISFY Camhiaso's craving for blood
"A soOn as tho news reached Valparaiso oil the
Massacre On board these vessels dispatch vas seat
to Commodore M'Caulley, at Calao. then on b way
TO Panama who Immediately re'nr1ed to the former
poTt with the U. S Fngate RaTitan
These vessels had been employed to convey the
re al troops from Valparaiso to MontevideO
When the Vuaso passed through the Straits, on
her way from England to the Pacific, Canbiaso
officers to banquet on shore-there giving them
poisoned drinks and sending poisoned provisions on
oo.rd Fortunately, the apoihecary OF the colony,
to ms honor ard credit, positively refused 70 &C
psfiy to such an infamous affair." and the thre a, OF
beng shot therefor cid not shake him. Ere this.
CAmbiaso ard his minons have probably received
then deserts.
In CoouIMBo and CoPIAPO, everything
was quiet The copper and silver mines are yield
lis very good returns
la VALPARAISO, nothing is talked OF but
the Santiago Railroad, and the Santiago Electric Tel
egraph The President OF Chile had accepted the IN
yitatlon of the foreign and native residents Of VAL
paraiso honor Them By visit In state, and was to
snive On the 2Stn of February. Great preparations
weIe going On 10 receive him, and his sejo1 IN Val
pafaisO as to be attended with gaetes and festlv
lie, ad infnitun' The principal ceremony VIII Do
that OF laying down, by the Presidents hand, the
foundation stone Of the Santiago Rsi!road.
PERU.-In Lima, nothing is talked Of but
Flores expedition to Ecuador. He has bought the
Il. .. N.
from 1000 to 2 500 men, principally Irish and Ger
u ans. Report had 1t, that from four to SIX armed
sailing vessels has left Csllso the 7th Inst with
part OF the expedition also that a vessel contain
pe 200 Chenos, also of the expedition, had Joined
those vessels at the mouth of the barber OF Calao,
BE- AIDED byone Ibanbes further thattne Chile, having
taken IN her Goals, provisions, eight guns and due
ouantum of ammunition, was to leave Calla0 On the
lUh take in Flores, his staff, and the rest OF
the men at AncoD, and proceed to sea to join
the sailing vessels of Tum9es few miles
emil ivoy and fbAtn he Ana
plan for attacking the City Of Guaysqu There is
but little doubt, ii any, that the Paruyan Govern
ut has coDnved at and greatly assisted Flores In
this expedition influence In Ecuador being OF great
importance to Peru in its present state OF affairs.
Flores has enlisted several Ensllshmen aud Ameri-
cans as officers. with high command. Report says
that the Chic will be commanded by Mr.. (noD Capt
smith late first ocer oftbe New Granada while some
OF the laI forces will be headed by one Capt Jack
son, formerly CT the Texan Rangers, and wlo
gained SO much fame by the bold and clever manner
In which he managed to carry and bring dispatches
to and from Gen. Cruz night through the Govern
ne Mt Camp, during the late instruction in Chile.
EcUADoR.-The Bolivia, on the after
neon OF the 18Th passed feet Of barks and fsur
smaller vessels, lying to off Tumbes they were
probably, the Flores expedition, waiting for the
Chile they mig ht have been whaers, (Tumbes be-
ing rendezvous port therefor) bot it looked dOuo-
fol. The Bolivia anchored at Guayaq On the
14th, at IL A NJ. great excitement on shore few
old rusty "a peunceIs placed along the street facing
the water, and about SEQ regular troops quarteIed
The town looks in misersoly defenceless state peo-
Die seem TO think that 1t will cost Flores good
ccel 20 take i. the higher classes a-o al, against
him the lower classes and the common soldiers
like him ell enough bat the idea OF hts coming
With fereiln troops has wrought their feelings to a
hsh pitch and tits supposed that there will be lard
feht,ng ere the place be taken. The French corvette
La Piuderte lies of the French Consulate for its
protection having refused to obeI the orser OF the
Government TO move from off the to ~n, and allo W
the tGtisT5es to play
On rs being reported to the Government that the
Bolivia had passed the supposed Flores expedition
at Tuntes, il was Immediately ceciced upon to send
the Ecuatorian navy (e the Quay aqul built steam
er Guaysmas, carving gum To surprise the ves-
81 IS at Tumbes. Such urprisa would be very ca
SLY effected, the vessels, thought armed, being I'M
prepared for an inimicsl steamer II success attends
the Ecuatorian steamer, Flores will be "bufsIed
up"
The U. S. Frigate Raritan arrived at
Valpar Also from Talcanuano, on the Goth February
Capt. Pearson, was married at Vaiparai-
so, on the Path February to Miss Harmsen, of Are
quipa.
The Bolivia brought to Panama $685., 500
specie, 46 passengers and Cos packages Of cargo.