New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
CHILL.

We have received advices from Valparaiso
10 Dec H. two weeks in advance Of our previous dates
The Be0rtr Of the 18th gives the following summary
Of political news:
Since the sailing Of the sst steamer politics have been
perfectly still But the Government has not been mac
I'VE they proceeding step by step in improvements
in the laws and amelorstng the institutions o. the coun-
try, end II the Administration o. the Republic u con
tnued in the spirit long Chill VIII rapidly advance
in the scale Of nations aud national property.
In Of those, England heTsef might follow her ex-
ample with advantage, committee Of lawyers being
now engaged in arranging regular code Of law 20 en-
brace every tubect up the presenttme How much g
this ia advance Of England, where, from the confusion
which prevails statute being hesped upon statute, some
repealed IN tor, others IN par, that even lawyers
Themselves very frequently cannot ascertain what a ~
and what s not any given subect' How dsgracelal
i, % allow young republic Of not The standing Of
OunTter Of century take the Head on SUBJECT so VI
The necesssry orders have been given for the forus
ton OF an institution the reception Of deaf and du1
! senor Jarios has been appointed Director OF fe
School oil Arts la Santiago. The country y nuch IN
debted % him for his useful and perseverng a0ors IN
| the Advancement Ol ecience here.
Orders have also been given for the constitution Of
bridges over the CachnpOa in the Province Of santiago
and the Tiugirircs in Inc Province Of Colchsgua IL y
10 be hoped this is only commencement OF series oil
such works which are loudly called for the "hoie
way from Santiago 20 Conception.
Colonel Cans, the Minister OF war, has res gned
Everywhere from end 10 end Of the Republic the proc
pect a prosperity never was greator-abundanee OF
minerals IL every kind in the north OF coal in the SOUTH
spebdid hsrvcst everywhere and higher prices Tor all
kinds of produce than were known II the pros
peIity be not also similar scale, II VIII be an enigma
IN polite nj economy not easily s0lved.
Tie little Phosphoro sailed yesterday for the
South and consider this event Of mo- small import
ance She is he property Of native aud we trust he
will be rewarded for hs spirit and that tins Will be The
iorenner Of others OF greater power aud more capsule
of uniting the distant Provinces of the Republic and sup
t.f Il
G ieit tine want o. '0'''"0" ''''" '''' NV " ~
From the same paper we make Oh extract OF the
commercial report:
Business since our last report has not undergone any
general Improvement the sales for the coast interior
having continued but oil limited scale understand 4,
however that some sales have been effected Of recent
| importations BY several importing houses VINO have
been In position 20 afford greater accommodation 20
| purchasers than hitherto customary principally con
ssne of very choice goods and staple articles but n no
improvement previous prices Other houses not CIV
irg similar accommodation and not In receipt OF equally
suitable and goods, have not been able 10 do any
| thing worth mentioning.
| The demand for Behvis continues rsrayLed, owing
10 the unsatisfactory state Of commercial and political
Affairs in that Republic and do not expectany change
! for the better for some time.
For the Argentine Provinces purchasers continue
buying 10 limited amount there are, however proc
pocts OF briskcr demand shortly a. the Cordleras
win open within this month and the political
ceived thence al speak avoraby
Considerable activity has prevailed In the market for
Chill produce OF all descriptions which will doubtless
enable country buyers 10 purchase more largely than
hitherto and consequently considerable Improvement
may be expected Ia the Autumn trade IL not previous
N.
The principal sales effected of English Manufactured
goods consist of new styles OF fancy prints, principally
n dresses cuts slso white shirfines and dpmestcs