The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-20

Ks.sss steamer was consigned, 70 send tAsn -
r II way rejoicing 70 the land Of gsldsa promise
On ne frss Day o. "a. 1onss ne s iosse . -
- sisge was laid with al due ceremony. In the pre-
sress Il the civil and ecclesiastical dignitares Of
~ country, and large cOnoourse OF citizens This
lsss ssticipsssd event was celebrated at night sy
s~ests were al as the table enjoying the fsst-
yisies Of the occAsion, . soldier su idsnly made
his appearance from one OF the quarter u
ths city giving information that plot was on foot,
b. . evolutionary party Of soldiers. to make de-
scent on the banqueting room. IN order TO surprise
md capture the governor and his officials, and then
est possession Of che city, custom house. and public
treasure In . short time the utmost confusion and
alarm prevsiled-the hall Of mirsh, with its rich
wards and flowing wine, was soon deserted the
ring leaders Of the plot in turn arrested, and
few days after some Eve or six of them were shot
On the beach similar outbreak occurred at Santi-
ego, few days previous, among the soldiery, which
moves soncusively that the spirit Of discomfort and
revolution is still alive in the "modsl republic" Of
Scuth America.
scarcely had the excitement Of the banquet and
The threatened revolution subsidized, when the very
foundations of the city were shaken by . terrible
shook Of earthquake, which ended the long to be-
remembered events Of the railroad celebration.
Mr. Wsbster's official paper 70 the Peruvian
minister, the Lobos question, has been translated
and freely circulated here and 10 Peru and 1t ssens
% be generally understood new that the United
States will not further interfere in the Peruvian
tcresed and competent judges that the Lohos gusno
h almost entirely valusisss - . manure, and would
not, either in Engand the United States pay the
The silver mines Of Chill continue to yield rich
harvest to their proprietors, and the financial con-
don Of the people and country il in very prosper
Gus state One individual alone has subscribed mil
Non Of dollars to the Santiago railroad, and four
Others have taken sintlv two millions Of the stock.
Large shipments Of -four have gone for yard from
this port to California which premises to pay opera
tors handsomely. The best Conception and other
brands still sell freely 81 es per barrel
Shipping of all classes has been scarce here for
some time, and the rate Of freight has materially
advanced.
The steamer Commodore Stockton, Of Acapulco
and Consul Rice nooriety is now in this port under
the Mexican tag, and her present claimants en-
deavoripg 70 sell her to the CHILEAN government
They ask $60, 900 for her, but will, fancy, take
SO 900, M it is said she only cost them Gil 500
The steamer City of Pittsourg is said to be insured
IN the ReT York and Philsdelphia offices for
$500 ,0e0; the cargo covered Tor $4,000.
SANTIAGO.
VALPARAISO, Nov. Is, 1882.
Movements of Americas Vessels of War.
The steamer Massachusetts,, Lieut. John o
Garter, commanding, sailed from his port yesterday
ibr Norfolk, Va. SIZE will, however, touch al Rio
10 land the Brazilian Minister, Lieutenant Carter
having, 1T the request Of the Hon Baltic Peyton,
rendered TO him and his suite passage home
Lieutenant Carter has been for nearly three years
en- active duly this coast, and leaves many warm
friends and kind wshers for his safe return to his
family and country.
The frigate Rsritan sailed from the Lobos Islands
direct for the United States some two or three
weeks ago, leaving only Two American men Of var
Ct present on the Pacific station. Captain Bladsn
Dulapy, OF the st. Lawrence takes com naad Of the
squadron.
MARKETS.
vAIrAsAIso Nov. rs rho only arrival from Great
Britain was the brig 6laucus, with an assorted cargo
There we're no Arrivals from the United states and Jew
ssles OF American goods The only American vessel dae
VA the Sarah SNOW from Boston From Hamburg the
JeanDete and Bert had arrived with assorted cargo
1r Calao; also the Dutch bark Great Nassau and
the French ship Bissstte Picoul from Havre
ceAL-IB this article there had only been the sale to
the steamer Masachusetts at $22. No Chill coal had
arrived or was offered
FLeuA stood At IS for best sized bags and 81 eas77
for ihtsritr
WHrAr-2o reals or s. Large shipments.
fREIGHT.-Depand had improved. But few vessels
wse In port Three four Essh vessels OF first class
stood anchsrtered. The demand for vessels for Cali
tsrn,a continued Several DANISH German and Chilene
vessels we're likely to be taken at SIS to $50