The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-11

81, 94s o44; the United States comes next on the
list being an importer 10 the amount Of $2,974b6s,
viz: Atlantic States, 81 81 s15 ana oaIiornia VI
1853 1893, and . consumer of Chile produce 70 the
amount of "a, 344 ,044 or nearly double the amount
Of her imports. France and Germany come next IN
order being importers Of nearly four millions q dol
laD worth; bat their total consumption OF Chiieah
tween the two On looking over the Report Of Com
merce and Navigation Of the United States for she
year ending June 80, 1852, l find that the exports
from the United States to Chile amounted to $685.
est consumer Of United States domestic products.
She Is the largest importer of furniture and nails, of
which latter she takes 068 800 lbs valued at near
ly $3l 600; next TO China, she takes the largest
quantity Of manufactured cotton, unsolored; after
Great Britain and her colonies she is the best GUS
toner for tobacco; and in the articles Of coaches,
soap, gunpowder paints, varnish and glass, stands
also very high. In foreign exports from the United
States, Chile takes large quantities Of tea ssgars
As an importer to the United States Chile stands
ninth on the list also, for the sum Of 81 O62, lGO
She exported in the before mentioned period, $780,
4s7 worth Of copper ore; LILO tons Of gusno; worth
o0o mwhid,s, $s7, 900; wool, 1855 1889 pounds
worth sl69 GIG; saltpetre, 289 ,489 pounds, worth
$G,2l6, and OF indigo about 500 pounds. These
figures will give you some idea OF the commercial
tire Of which, except $50 00O was carried in Amer-
can vessels. The report from which take the fore.
going figures does not include under the heads OF
the articles wheat -four, barley and oats--the vast
Chile during the years 1872. / am surprised at
this emission, as have always been led to believe
that California was included in the term UNITED
States"
Bolivia comes next in order. Of her trade am
unable to speak, as she does not appear in the list Of
nations enumerated in the report Of navigation and
trade before referred TO. On the Pacific Bolivia has
Atlantic by means Of the tributaries of the Amazon
and the La Plata which are navigable within the
boundaries of her territory, and ON the banks Of
which are found those valuable products of South
America much sought after in the markets Of the
United States and Europe.
On the unfortunate state OF political affairs in
Bolivia there are some items OF Importance to COM
municate.
ed new feature. Peru instead Of fighting the bat
tie herself, has set on General Sebastian Agreda,
Bolivian, against Belzu, the President; and by thus
sewing the seeds Of civil war in the country will
most likely gain her end, namely, the deposition Of
Belzu, without any risk or loss on her SIDE The fol-
lowing account extracted from the Panama Herald
will give YOU in better words than mine, the exact
state Of affairs between the two nations
length along with the usual POGO tempo spirit Of the two
countries An immense amount Of talking writing and
Boosting ia all that have definitely tn record the
whole Of which may be summed up in the following ab
stract from the LIMA papers,
On the 9th june General Sebastian Agreaa Bolivian
and received permission from the Peruvian Adn
rsl to make in favor of establishing
the Bolivian government Of October lS48 Agreda'e
friends accordingly issued anifesto in which they
6enopnce Belzu usurperdecare their principles
be those of President Don Jose Miguel de VeAsoC
and Don Jose Maria Enares and nominate Agreda the
head Of the movement copy Of this proclamation BE-
ing transmitted to the Peruvian Admiral he replie1 that
its sentiments in perfect harmony with those Of
Peru and not the intention of his nation to in
terfere with the internal policy of Bolivia he acknow
allows them freely to carry out their views The Peru
Wan troops at present occupying Coba ere to remain on
On the news of the occupsion of Cobja by the Peru
vsns having reached La Psz Bezu postponed the meet
Peru, in which trade between the two countries is abso
lutey forbidden after the LIST July all Peruvian property
forfeited and postal and private puts stop
to- reward Of 600 Offer ed for the head of Agreda and
his followers and all Bovans threatened with death
found airg the Peruvians the party
BeIzu has invested himself with extraordinary powers
and has issued most bombsstc address 10 the people,
calling upon them to come forward and serve he Peru
VANS they served them before at Yanacocha, Soto
baya and other places Ali persons, from the age of
twelve to fifty called upon 10 take up Bezu
forces sad to consist of about Geo OF a classes
1t is rot known in which direction he will proceed to
meet the enemy By his orders the bridge DesAgua
dero has been to prevent the Perusans from
terng In that quarter.
In addition to the above it is said that Belzu has
issued an order for the forced levy of troops and
that he has had a cows horn with a gold mouth
piece made: on the sounding of which, as he enters
village all the male inhabitants are to take arms
and join him. The papers, however, inform us that
this novel trumpet produces quite the contrary effect,
for the moment the poor Indians hear it, they bolt
into the woods until BeZu and his partiZans are
gone. The next mail will doubtless bring us some
more important information from this quarter, which
! shall not fail to communicate to YOU From Peru
there is nothing OF importance to communicate be-
yond her dispute with Bolivia The yellow fever is
said to prevail to some extent in Lima and Calao,
having been brought into the country by the British
steamers The mortality in Lima during the month
of June this year exceeded that of the corresponding
month in last year by l2S persons. The total mum.
Der in June was 5l4, Of whom lis died OF fever, Gil
Of dysentery and u of smallpox. The account Of
the receipts and expenditures OF the public revenues
for the years 1851 and '52 have been just published
During the two years the receipts amounted to
6462 1926 andthe expenditures to SIS 977 1885, Of
the latter the army cost $4,94O,0S5, and the navy
sl,267,574. In the receipts guano is set down at
SIS 4S9 434 There are no further items of news from
Peru worth recording. / hope, however, next mail
TO be able to give you some more interesting infor
nation, as ] am promised by old foreign resident
in the country some particulars as to the way things
are carried on there
From Ecuador we have no news here. The means
Of communication are very uncertain, and the pa
pers OF the country contain no news of any import
ance. From good authority, however, learn that
flOIcS Bds nOt given up I'LL nope vi once more Uah-
ing an attempt to recover the Presidency, and
Ecuador is, am informed, more prepared to receive
him now than she was last year, when he made his
unsuccessful attempt
The ASpin,oaN Courier, of August l, says:-"An
American company has passed through Carthagena
for Choco lately whose object is to search for gold
mines in Choco and Antioquia. 1t is laid coal
mine has been discovered on the Rio Leon, at the
mouth Of the Atrato, in the gulf of Dar1en. Some
scientific men started from Carthagena about the
Goth Of July last to test the truth of the matter
The gentlemen are Americans. A surveying party
has also passed through Carthagena for the head
waters of the Atrata. to survey Blag route from
the river Quito to the San Pablo.
BOGOTA NEWS.
Since our last dates public peace has been restored
in the capital, and everything is cow quiet
The difficulties pending between Peru and NewGra
NADIA have been amicably arranged, and Senior Pas
Soldan Minister from Peru to Bogota, is now on his
return home
The decree relative to the transportation and
guarding of treasure across this Isthmus has been
sanctioned and published, as also the law aboshne
aixyIp hot IF iY1Iia afn fbof