New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

tenber The newe from Chill IL scan,y and the leading
items VIII be found in the letter Of our correspondent
An attempt at revolution was got up at Santiago on the
18th ult which WIS Immediately suppressed
TIE Reporter says that another conspiracy
has been discovered in Bolivia and suppressed, and
few Of the ringlcaders instantaneouly sho. Inr
object TO poison General Belzu, bat this iu1chonlg
appears 10 have chsneil life; neither balls nor pooh
put On end 20 affect him. The Govern n~n' N
tend TO carry the bark trade On ther own a;SoIn
The Peruvian Government have adled 10
their naval feet frigate named the Ae7ce1s MAS
in al five vessels Of war now owned by that Il '-
The country was perfectly quiet ana tnelT
was no appearance Of any further dlhcu,y
with Ecuador in reference 70 the flores eNp
The Valparaiso Reporter says hdt tno
National Gusrd in Areouipa placed on better iooans
by General Echeniaue, has offered u1'eI1 nm ., Sc
cooperation in repulsing the Yankee exPeiion -
Isl,nds of Lobos-vhich they denomnate p1a-"n
D,di,joD-snd the general feeling thrOuZnout the
trv seenns 10 tend 20 ts eject Much u spoA "a u -
railway from Tscna 10 Arica, con'racted TOT oy
ment, with Messrs Hogan Co. wnlcn II Is
viii advance the interests OF boh cities consideiaoy
IL is also proposed 10 raise caP''di "
81 600 600 20 finish the Uchucuna Canal ,
IN tbe1fth there were sixteen vessels IN Tue
Raw of VALPARAISO. The small pox had broken out On
board Of the Engish bark Juotin. The Anne Brfsce
ssIed v;,b a csrgo Of ore- The Tyrer sailed Tor 10
gniubo 10 take in ores and two English vessels were
discharginc coal for the use OF the +. = ~ 20.
A Railway from Serena 10 Valparaiso Is = ia ia
concentration and In the fret meeting about eIlOJJ
have been taken up Copapo, thank, u the e'''7 u
From Guayaquil we have files Ofpapers 20 tne
3Otb son.en,ber They contain little inform ioon
beyond that in cur correspondents Letter from u'A'
we have received La Estrella del Norte from
Lambayeque 20 the Goth September we hiii ~ ''i
portant items of news in IT, t7'a''
Corre.p ondenoe Of The star
V.yp.Rsrso Thursday Sept 30 1852.
MEssRs MIDDLETON * BOTD-GeHuemen
Since the advent Of the holidays business here hae been
extremely dull, and is reviying slowly. In Frei5ht'
there il little doing though prices nomnally continue
GOOD About SIS SIC is the current rate 10 San ran
cisco SIS TO the United States and SO 70 England with
Guano Flour lie firm at So seq stock on hand light,
and but little going forward to California Barley u
held at % rals per fanega. Beans at s4L2. Enyiss
Goals continue so several cargoes have lately ar
rived but they TO the Steam Agency here 1t
he's not affected the market price of the article.
The diez y ocho passed off quietly no at
tempt al revolt here In santiago attack was made
upon the Arsena by some of the troops; the re9e!s
defeated, and twelve shot in the Plaza next day
This il is supposed slightly Disputed the patriots here
and prevented them from making any vigorous dem m
stration.
We send you list Of American arrivals and
departures sincc the 18th inst The California packet
arrived Few days since from NewYoIk for San Fran
CISCO with materials for the sectional docks.
There is some excitement here relative to
the Lobos question; the general opinion seems - be
that il Peru does not crush the Arecan Pirates Chc
will be compelled to interfere which, ofcourse' will set
tie the question 1T once
The Raritan he's been ordered to Callao, and
will leave Saturday.
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE IN CHLE.-from
Lieut. Giis United States Navy Commissioner APP
pointed 10 make astronomical observations in Chle,
who arrived fom Chile in the last British steamer, va
learn hst another dreadful earthquake had been eXpe-
rcnced in Valparaiso The night after the steamer sailed
full particulars of which shall hear by the comm
steamer. Mr.. ellis procured his Information from
Commodore McCaulley, Of the friga,e Raritan which
vessel arrived from valparaiso two days after the
steamer and arrived in Caao as the Bog1a about
taking her departure from thet port for Panama and rs
Mr. G had but minutes interview with the CDmmo-
dore he unable TO procure the particulars relative
to this cad calamity. lStar, 3Oth.