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

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Uur Valparaiso Corrcspondeece-Another
Revolution Anticipated.-Emtgrat 70
Austrama-Arempt 20 Poison General
BeIzu- Trouble Between the Ecuadorians
and the French Minfater, Sc. 81. Sc.
Our Advices from Valparaiso are to September II.
They came by the way Of Aspinwall, by the Geor-
sis The news is later from all along the coast
OUR CHILEAN CORRESPONDENCE.
VALPARAISO, Sep. II, 1852.
Tssls-Political Afdirs-Aaother Recitation M
fc,pated- General Fores-Am9icaas IN So3h
kmrioo-Steam Navigation, 81, SC.
Business is extremely dull with us, money light,
and many vessels lying idle in our haroor' 1nis
may be partially attributed to the approach OF tne
" dies ocho,' or 18th September, the anniversary
or Gillian independence. This people completely
reverse the old rule of business before pleasure,
mr. they never allow any matter, however imp ,rtant,
10 interfere with procession or masquerade.
In . political point of view, things look rather
suually The revelutionsts although apparently
mushed by their defeat At Longomilla, lack neither
The means For inclination to rise whenever an oppo,
tmity presents The spirit of disaection is strong,
partcularly in the southern provinces owing to the
arbitrary measures Of the new government, the par
Aiahty shown to certain sections Of the country and
ne undue influence exercised by the priests. This
sspubhc so called, is as complete a military des-
potism as that Of France and yet they have so little
confidence in their troops that they do not allow
them to parade on the coming anniversary for fear
Of an emeute. It is confidently believed by many
that IN outbreak will take place on the 18th, and
there lie more reason to suppose so from the fact
that row occurred the night before last in San
mayo, when the insurgents stormed the Cuartel,
and rar univ dafeated After three hours Sharn
Sighting. .,.u. ,.r, s,,,, .,u
ehne Eos WSOm he called his
PIatorian band' His arrival caused no excite
nent here and he has retired into the country, with
the intention, believe, of keeping quiet.
II is truly mortifSirg to an American to notice
the low estiusste In which his country and country
men are held here. We are looked upon as a set of
Tiratcal interlopers feared by some hated by any,
and despised by few numskulls, who are entirely
ignorant Of any thing out Of Chit English habits
and ideas prevail, and John Bulls children here
lose no opportunities of increasing their own in
Euence and lessenirg ours.
An American, . short time since, applied to this
government for permission to establish line Of om-
nbuses in Valparaiso, and the only person opposing it
was an Englishman, who thought it wrong that such
a contract should be given to an American. line
Of American steamers, between this city and Pana-
ma, should on every account be encouraged by orr
government. 1t would greatly increase our in.
duence here and protect orr citizens from many out
u
1t half the price of passage now charged by the Eng
6sh boats.
We are most ably protected by our excellent Min
ister Mr. Peyton, who never puts up with the least
wrong; but We require the constant presence of an
American man-of war
The manner Of administering justice here is an
ether interesting feature in this model republic The
Judges Of the principal tribunal here (the Consulado)
ARC merchants, who are, of course, frequently in
directly interested in their decisions. Trial by
jury is unknown, and there is no appeal from these
Solons, when the amount involved is less than 5000
Then there is appeal to a court in Santiago; but
Chs process is enough to ruin any man of moderate
fortune. With regard 70 mos of the judges here,
do not hesitate to say that the grosest corruption
prevails, and it is matter Of common remark, even
among the natives themselves
The United States ship Raritan is here at present,
and will leave for home in about two months: she
u decidedly popular ship on this station, both on
account of her beauty and eff ,ency, and the gen.
temanly and agreeable qualities Of her officers.
With regard to prices of staple articles here
Flour may be quoted at IS per sack of 200 pounds,
Chill beans, S. per 200 pounds; barley, 81 p per
do. coed Havana segars despatched, $40 TO 80 per
thousand brandy, best. 50, despatched.
YANKEE.