The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

The Trouble Between Peru and BOllvia-
Internal TROUBLES In Boiivia-The Guan0
1rade-American Steamer for the Naviga-
tion OF the Amazon.
The steamer Lima, Captain Bloomfield arrived at
pno ..o ID inst --sh al from Valparaiso To
t1e 18th, and from Callao to the 26th ult.
The brought forty passengers most of whom were Cd
their way from Australia the United States and $780,
COO in specie and silver bara
From Valparaiso learn that the country continues
n q state Of profound peace
mill company has been established at Conception,
or the purpose Of providing regular supply Of -four 1t
tie lowest cost and always to be able to meet the de-
mand.
The quantity of grain this season double that Of last
Steam communication with the eouthern ports Of the
republic bad been establi.hed on the Sd Of May the
steamer New Granada sailed for Constitution Tome Tai
cahuano Valdivia and ADcud.
The northern provinces still continue to produce large
quantities Of silver and copper the month April the
exports from the ports OF Cadea and Huasco amounted
to 70 645 mares Of silver 16 91 quintas Of silver or
Correspondence of the Panama Herald 80.
LIMA, May II, 1853.
to the southern frontier and thus purpose to hem in
their enemy Belzu, and cut off his supplies Belzus
ished many foreigners and Bolivian citizens, and thus in
creased the number of his enemies His treatment Of
eminent Of this country could not have pursued any
other than the they have DONE How 1t will
end cannot yet be but the general opinion IL
here do not want to fight and will probably avoid so do
ing they They talk about the President and his
cabinet going south in case there is trouble there
At presenE there nearly two hundred sail Of ships
loading guaDo at the Chincha Islands and the consnmp
United States, who will long take larger quantity
than at present to Euroe and all this goes to en-
rich Peru Besides this with her rice sugar cachneal
&c. Peru ought to be the most prosperous country on
this coast.
most important government measure is the coloniza
4hA haul pnff ho Ar,u1 In
Peru. The Governor of this colony, intimate
friend mine this month for rruxilo, there to
the Andes with $50 200 settlers mostly
composed Of poor Germans. The locality of the set
Element probably of the richest the continent;
but whether the scheme will answer remains to be
seen
The have contracted with an American to
bring out from the Uned States two river steamers to
navigate the Amazon, ard valuable trade may be
tablished the Of the country rich and
numerous and only want people to develop. then ss ;ss
The last account from Bolivia has not changed
the opinion given above. It appears nov that the
enemies Of Bezu collecting large the Buenos
Ayrs side headed by general he has treated badly and
President of Bolivia The fuods supp ,sed be
supplied BY this government Bezu has also II is said,
elf another pc werful enemy He cannot hold out long,
His people becoming exaspersted. II would
'e"'' app''i La pAz, May IS, 1853.
For the last two months have been too unwel to
write and except revolution which Is about as common
as an earthquake, there was nothing to communicate.
put The revolution down by sewers
OF which need scarcely give the partcu-
srs it must be STALE even in the United States
The present difficulty Of the President is With Peru,
whose Charge dAIars dismissed in very uncsllsd
for On ths 10h bearer Of dispatches arrived
here from Peru, with letters demanding satisfaction,
which, IL Is said, couched in such naughty terms,
and require such bumiatipg concessions, that it is i'm
possible for the government to grant them Peru de-
Inands understand, instant compliance with these
terms or Other wise Bolivia may consider declared.
The President, Belzu has asked until the 18th to
slider the terms but people think that this Is only
| to give him time to make some preparation.
palDtte a4plaa mot tnan I1et
Chilean Minister demanded his passport aud left and
about month ago Col lloyd the British Charge dc AZ
fairs Obliged to pursue the owing to
the insulting conduct Of the government The United
States Charge is the only member OF the diplomatic
/ corps the government; add though he also had
dispute with them, every point arranged to his salts
faction There may be fighting yet but not much.
B-lzu popular and Peruvian money can purchase
his whole army If TO a real fight sould back
the Bovians They have beaten the Peruvans before,
and csn do 1t again.
| What pity this splendid country cannot find ruler
capable Of eevatDg IL to the position its natural merits
/ entitle it to. Such should be . Washington In
wisdom Peter the Great In energy, and Nicholas in
| deter mnAtion.
| MARKETS.
! VALPARAISO. May IA since the sailing Of the last
steamer but little business has been done large trans
actions have taken place. and sales were coofned TO
small orders from the interior the coast The arrivals
have been tvo vessels with German aud italian general
carRoes. CoalThe last sale 200 tons OF English,
half at $14 and the other at $l5 There Is no stock
| in the market Wines and lquors-No demand. Salt
500 $28 CoHee-Small stock and little demand. Lum.
4 ber--ko stock; demand brifk. Flour-DsmAnd small
only for home consumption, - w. Bsrsy-SmAn