New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

mission have not yet pubshed their report; AMI C.,-,.
enteIisred hat The quantity but small Peruvian r.
nsy, therefore, remain stationary, between 60 aad d
cert Tor vhenthe supply Of -uano ceases he Rsr-tr
will b. insolvent Vsdes de- Cons lidacioa coa,issso
;orer cent ard Congress positively refuses to grsst -
a. init further claims.
Tie Project OF Iaena having disbauded many a. H.,
uuiis tie men are resumng work at the sapeter mss
factories. There is now no stock hand Of thn 49,
The Prohibition TO export bcrax still remains ia force
ccpiing in instance. special permission being w.,
To slip some 20 tuns To London. s'"'
The accounts from here very unsatisfactory n
invasion If the Peruvian territory by tive Bolivian. -
brought business 10 stand still and inseleer. ~
reliable nature be obtained from the iuterior n
commercial houses begin tn complain Of the scssrhr ~
money but exchanges remained firm c; &c 60 pcr Gent a.
England.
In addition we CLEAN the following from the Lima i,.
On the ss,h Miss Catherine Hayes made her s,.,
pearsnce before Lima audience in the opera OF 49,
Her reception was most enthusiastic
A writer under the signature of Nance Capse. Z;
publishing in Spanish, in IAe C0ncrci0 the seriss 49,.
ees written by Lieut.. Maury on the Amazon and oSs
South American rivers, and published in 7As NJ Va
ON the so,I Presiden. Bezu with about tao ba.,.r.
OF foot and ore squadron Of cavalry in al about 100 s
crossed tie DesagusdeTo on ras and advanced IA -
village Of ZoIa whore 10 halted for the night IT,,
day he ed, enoed further Into the bowel. OF be i.s
without imT6dimcnt.' The Peruvian yllager, s,s.
70 have fed before him. The amount OF ,alkin. v7;,
and proclsmatoRs made by The peuvians most ma.
ing bur as yet no fighting has been effected In a.
ports published IN the Lima papers Il is most sma.;n, ~
notice tbs terms in which Bella is spoken of-hs cs
The trsitor tie tyrant the infamous" "the pn,-.,s
ful Mandarin OF Bolivia, tho Tartar" the psn-s
the insolent savage the Vardaln and Heaven kac
how man; other names His invasion Is termed hrsaS
OF faith and Outrage OF The laws Of nations "a
We should Ike To know What the block tie All
seizure e Cobia by the PcrGvians was II il evident
ilst This NOV the part OF Belzu not articinsel
BY Peru i has taken them unayars and hey an. nos,
only raising volunteers ard the national guard I, meb
and repulso him. appears that notwithstanding al tAa
Mig words If Gen Pezet the commander oil the district
tie peorlo OF Puno suspected that he going to retreat
rs Telzu advanced and deputaton waited him 10 AL
fsuch was he cOse but he denied and the alarn Ofhs
citizens ives Quoted The PROCLAMATION of Belza puh
shed in DE Concrete OF lie ih inst; he tells the Bo
lyiaus that Lo is tired OF suffering the injustice aEl pep
fdy Of Peru he wishes that all The world should have
tIan and lalTgblC demonstration that the Government Of
Bolivia desrcusto defend The country and strong popular
opinion ard IN he holiness OF IFS cause neither drea rs
turbance In the interior ncr war abroad. He next al
dressed the Peruvisns He hlames the Goyemment AID
the Presdon. tho sole Of the present dispute Hs
comes lac says, TO oler peace he refers 20 his preyoa
lfc-tO the tToachCrous and undorhand attempts Of Gen
Echencue to SOW the seeds Of civil discOrd In BOLIVIA
and PcIiN ian commerce. by the present course. Thu
matters stand at present far tho newspaper accoan
inform us whether the quarrel VIII come 10 blows
matter we cannot attempt to specialize upon. So
EoUADoR-From this republic We have no alyce Is
the Bogota did not touch at Guayaquil. From TIE Lima
journals We learn that all is quiet