The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-09


LIMA, June Z, 1852.
Asaws in Peru, Glib, Bolivia, New Grenada, AND
E1ador-Naral Ne,os
Few local events have occurred in our city since
my last. Flores and his expedition continue to
absorb public attention. and the policy followed
by our government, with respect to interference 10
very discOurasing for his partisans. General
Echemque is well aware Of the inevitable war that
was going to take place between Peru and Now
Granada, on account Of the simulated aid given to
that general, AID appears DESTROYS Of continuing
the good ntelligon hitherto maintained with the
northern countries. General D. Alcsandre Destus,
Governor Of Calao, has been sent to Guayaquil on
board the Peruvian war steamer Rimac, with Be-
cret mission, which other than to ascertain the
condition OF affairs in that place. Il is generally
believed here that Flores viii be left to his fate, and
we hourly expect the OF a dispersion of his
troops anu the Sdl,pe an, tcf which necessarily must
ensue. Ii the antime, the diplomatic correspon-
denoe is maintained WITH General Urbina, who appa-
rently seems sntsiied.
A change in the cabinet has taken place. in the
appointment of Don Bartholomc Herrera to mis-
sion in Italy. 1t is rumorcd chat Senior Par Soldan
more popularity known b. the soubriqua Of Addison,
with which he signs his ably and oleverly writ IA
articles in the papers. viii be appointed to his place
Colonel d. N lturegui, who represented Peru
in England in ISl5, mas been appointed Prefec. of
The orera season j. in It's zenith at present The
house is tall every time and the il 90 3D.
We have had Il Louba III four times repeated.
The government has made contract with tie
firm OF Montana Go for the E.. pertation Of guano
Tor the French 20 oni.s
In April, ten vessels, with 4,03l tons, were des-
patched from tie Chrsha Islands, and thirty. seven
vessels, most ci hem Of large tonnage, are loading
Colonel J. A Lloyd. HBM Charge dAffairs in
Bolivia staying at present in AFRICA, and shortly
to proceed to the interior, r;a Facua.
The ship Susanuan hns arrived in africa, with 325
coolies from Canton, part Of whom were landed in
that province.
The adyices which We constantly receive from
Ecuador confirm the miserable state Of Flores army:
disease and desertioh had thinned its ranks. How
ever, the gallant general continued to keep strict
military discipline in the melee Of expeditionists.
He interded 20 attack Masbala, storming the po
sition Of III Moro; but after landing 200 Chilenos
they shamefully deserted. compromising another
BODY of troops. which scarcely had time to take to
the boats Its said that the American Commodore
had taken many Americans from his army. Many
Of them were enlisted in Panama. The CHILEAN
Consul tried similar claim with respect to the Chi
ians, bat with sucoess.
The Portsmouth and Rartan, United StaI. hips
were In the river Pima, the place FL by
Flores, is very unhealthy, being situate Hid en-
trance Of the river ! aoprehend thu before long
he will be eventually obliged to llase a retreat,
General Urbina, supported by the goYernment Of
New Granada, has organized troops and has put in
proper state of defence the whole country. I'm
dcubtedly he has The means to resist the invasion
The New Granada general b. Manuel NJ Franco,
had occupied Imbabura with 1900 troops, and
General Herrera was marching from Paste to the
frontier, with Inducements Briones, celebrated
Tobbsr, and eight Of his gang, were executed in
Guayaquii.
National Assembly has been convoked for the
Nth Of July merit, TO meet at Guayaquil it is to be
eomposed of forty-two deputies, or fourteen for
eacn OF the provinces OF Cuenca, Guayaquil, and
Theparty disturbances in New Granada seem at an
end for the present, with the complication Of affairs
with Peru. However, if General Lopez IS seeking
cause OF quarrel. as his message to Congress
clearly shows d. lot entertain the idea that he
viii be able TO hold his place. There is general
growing discomfort with his administration, and he
has only maintained tranquility by employing some
Influential members OF the opposition and by keep
ing large army. IN his message he asks for au-
thorty to send auxiliary forces TO Ecuador and to
declare war with those States which have protected
the expedition of General Flores; also to nego-
tste loan Of sixteen millions of rails and to aug
ment the army to 20 200 men. Then, following the
old tick OF Rosas, resigned the Presidency, which,
OF course, was not admitted.
Gen Obar5o had the Secretary ship of War offered
to him, with the object General Barriga should
have taken command of the Southern division Of
the army; but it appears that this general is more
DISPOSED TO take the command of the army himself,
and accordingly refused the appointment
General Espisa Colonel Briceno, and d Mariana
Ospna, accused o. rebellion, have been acquitted
by the court.
Congress was discussing the abolition of all scien.
tito grades reforms in public instruction, the CON-
pieton OF the mannnisson H. VS. organization of the
national quad, &c. So the sessions were very
animated.
Panama is rapidly improving; it appears that
there is even gradual change in the social cond-
ton OF the people, all owing to the beneficial effects
OF American intercourse.
The financial embar assments of the republic of
Bolivia seem to be on the increase. II is calculated
that he deficit in the revenue of this year will be
more Nan half million Of dollars; consequently
apDlx frr fnratu
Soan. pasaeularly a. the bark question is still I'M
sst5eo, No arrangement has yet been made, and
she eAportation is prohibited for the present
pa,t OF the army.
AL the accounts from Chill unanimously concur
n the prosperous state of the country, under the
administration OF Don Manuel Mont Don Jose G..
Warrington nas been appointed Minister Of Finance,
IN the room of Don G.. Urmeneta, elected member
or Congress for Valparaiso.
plan had been submitted to the government
for the construction Of wharf in Valparaiso, in
front OF the new custom house stores, to run in q
parallel fna with the actual pier, or forty five yards
into the se4
A mutiny occurred 10 the mineral district of Tres
Puntas, but was put down by the miners. A sol
der was shot in the ARRAY.
All the oliver mines in the vicinity of Copiapo
were in most fourishing state. They were pro-
posing to make railway lines to the mining districts
The papers record the lamented death Of Senior
Gorben. OWL engineer. and Of General Don Fran
cisco de La Lastra. The last was Of the heroes
Of their independence, contemporary of San
Martin, O'Higgins, Freire, Borgono, Zenteno, Cal
deron and others, generals who have given splendor
70 the CHILEAN arms, and are nc more.
The ship Larmont arrived in Valparaiso with 3l2
French emigrants for California.
In 1851 35l vessels. with CSC, lS5 tons, entered
the ports Of Chill, and 2,205, with g.. 1893 tons,
sailed cot including seventy-six vessels Of war.
II. N. s. Daphne arrived at Valparaiso, from
Mexico, with freight to the amount Of $500, 900.
She encountered heavy weather, and lost part of
her masts, She sailed again on the 10th Of May,
for Bic
tfon anne ntal Convention of the Old Thirteen
states.
A Convention of delegates from each Of the origi-
nal States met at Philadelphia on the 9th inst TO
take measures for the erection OF monument in
Independence Square, 10 commemorate the action
Of the representatives of the Thirteen in I776 The