The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-14
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of the troops called out for the purpose and by the
efforts of the Archbishop which are stated to have
been really Christian.
The ship OF war Seis de MARIO, with fourteen po
ltica offenders under sentence Of transportation
ost on the Bank of Guascama wfrlch projects about
SIX miles from the coast and sixty eight persons al
together are supposed to have persisted Amongst
the number are two officers, Valverde and Ollarvde.
Peru continues its onward march in Nberality and
progress, the government continues tp apply its
whole energies to material mprUvemc uts, and there
is very little doubt that she will advance sill farther,
having long since enacted that there shOudbe the
fullest liberation for religiousiworship. In this
spect this republic has taken the lead of (hi, we re
gret to say.
There is nothing new here The decree prohibit
ing the export of hard dollars continues in force and
the natural consequence is that trade IN parayZed
We do not at present perceive the object OF govern
ment; its effect, however, will be felt there
well as here The bark trade, being also in the ex
elusive control of government, adds to the stagnal
ton OF business.
MARKETS.
VALPARAISO Nov. 80 1852.
Very little alteration in market since our Inst re-
port Sales to small extent have been effected for the
coast but large home dealers have not yet appeared
in the market causes which we refer read
to last number Still trihing improvement
in the market may be noted few arrivals of pur
chaserS Chian already taken place, aud
others are looked for.
Inquiry for local consumption has this month been in
great degree confined to few articles such as IA
uclas shrtng prints and others OF which the markets.
bare.
The expected animation in business for the Argentine
provinces has yet only been realized to very trnx
extent the sales for these provinces do not exceed
600 dollars up to this date, but lively trade il
ticipated during the next two months.
For Bolivia, nothing whatsoever has been done
In English manufactured goods, may be expected
from Introductory remarks, well from the late
Of the period at which dealers balance their
counts and from their indsposition to increase their
stocks the transactions have been limited and little al
teratons in prices can be expected or noted.
The importations from the United Kingdom since last
mail have BEEN
Jenny Jones, from Liverpool .f3s7 72s
Felmain, Of do. do...................... ~ 100
Meg MerIiles, of Glasgow ow.............-... 14,1lT
iotal a~'A,osO
Besides the above arrivals the Sovereign, OF Glasgow,
and Ellen simpson, from London, touched al this port,
with cargoes for California.
Of American goods we have had no arrivals the five
vessels from the States which arrived here proceed with
their cargoes to California
Some sales have been made for consumption, but there
no speculative demand narrow brown domestcs are
scarce, and obtain full prices.
OF French goods the Madras has arrived from Havrc
with cargo for this port besides three vessels bound for
California, and one for Callao.
The market is oyerstocked with all kinds OF German
goods and Of the late arrivals very few sales have been
effected.
private correspondent, writing under date Of Valpa
aso Dec lst states that business improving there.
Freghts high and vessels in great demand. One
the current being S23 To Europe the rate is fS
5s and to the United States SIG and upwards. Flour
ut So barley So and beans 81 25 Goals firm
at last unotatons.