New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
From the Panama Herald, Nov q.

From the Panama Herald Nov o.
On Sunday the 20th at noon, the Pacific Steam Nayi-
CATION Company steamer BogotG, Capt Srachan with
the mails from Valparaiso, Calso and the South Coast,
anchored in our port She brings 50 passengers V Sna
paraso Oct 81 Callao Nov. H. Melbourne Sept &C. aud
sydney Sept lG. m
CHIiI-lhe Congress has closed its session. No pOt
al event Of any importance has tranpired since the date
of last adyces The extraordinary powers granted to
he Executive last year ceased on the 18th of this month
The most important acts OF Congress are the new laws OF
Diezmos," tithes and of ships bringing Immigrants
nto any CHILEAN port The Congress have empowered the
govern men TO enter contracts with the company who
propose TO establish steam communication with Europe
by the Straits of Magellan. Mr. Griffin the agent Of the
company Is confident Of being able to put On the first
Tie Minister of Finance having prepared compilation
of the "customs laws and regulation of all nations for
tie instruction # the officers in that department in Chile
FL Nusco literary journal in Santiago is publishing
General History of the Independence of Chile by Don
Diego Barrosa Arana.
Apemrhle on the Argentine Question by Sr Sarmiento
is announced to appear in short time.
Mr. Horace Bliss, Civil Engineer, has let Valparaiso for
the purpose of running line OF levels from the Ppt of
CoQumbO 10 the City Of Serena with view 10 the con
stIucton of railroad.
The grant of OO0 to Gen. Bumes has been sanctioned
Don Julian Resco has been appointed Intendent of Val
paraso and entered upon the duties of his office upon the
18th ult the appointment appears to be popular one
The Valparaiso Herald says that the wheat crop in the
south promises to be very heavy one.
Tie Echo states that the Executive has organized
corps for the proper keeping and repairing the roads When
will the Executive of New Grenada take such step.
The following report the state of the Valparaiso
ket i f1om correspondent;
There has lately been some considerable excitement in
specs to California in Flour but the arrival of the last
MATS has damped The spirits of buyers considerably In
other branches business Is somewhat dull and though
considerable sales have been effected rates not such
Justify shippers in combining Themselves 10 this mar
ket Stocks heavy, and late arrivals give warrant
that present rates not likely to be maintained in
English dry goods American also low and sales have
been made in at very low rates. The numer
agents. with the spirit of goahead peculiar to young
house, lead to occasional sales which guided neither
by Judgment necessity fairness. These things don't
last forever and doubt next with the rcOpenng
of Bolivian markets. will be 10 the interest of ship
pers. Copper Offering at so So board Flour at 80
Both viii decline somewhat during the coming month In
other articles, prices are lower than last mail
PERU-Our dates from the Goth of October to the
lith of November. The following is from
pondent
complain The demand has continued for the coast and
been considerably increased by the presence Of several
buyers for the Fair at Guadalupe, which held about the
end Of the month. The "Chamber of Deputies has
passed bill respecting the Bolivian coin in circulation in
Peru decreng that the holders shall receive three ourths
of lis nominal value in national coin and one fourth in
Bleie de credio nations the latter to bear interest
at per per annum similar to the Wales de Consol
"daeion" The Cdmara de Sehsdores" will no doubt
pass the bill likewise, and auhqyize the Executive tOcsry
It out in few months therefore it may be in operation
but the Government not yet prepared pay national
currency, has the measure itself had any effect the
money market IL IL looked upon by the foreign CONNER
cia houses with considerable apprehension il likely
TO lay them open to losses by their purchasers
making large payments cteeR the official publication Of
the decree and the enforcing thereof by the Government
Silver has risen from Il per cent discount the mint
price to per cent discount Exchange England, 50
DAYS 81 94ed per dollar, and United States, per
premium, nominal Freigh,s declining owing to the
very great number Of vessels in ballast that arrive almost
daily at Callao from Australia
Domingo Elias has raised nsurrecton in the north
and seems determined to upset the present Government
HE first attempt at Tumbes but he failed meraby
The few he had with him ell taken prisoners, and
be narrowly escaped the fate himself He is
CLicsgo, near Lambayeque, among many Of his friends
and palsans. The Government consider his movements
dangerous that Gen Toreo the Minister Of War has
gone with 800 troops the north put down the insur
Iecon at and OF bis in doing daily
expected with much anxiety Elias 10 possess in
domiiable energy and perseverance, but lacks Judgment
end the more rejecting part OF the community seem to
think be has played bis part in Peru and that nc can
not succeed IN his designs
The Bolivian army in the south has passed the frontiers
Of Peru, headed By Gen. BelZu himself This movement
seems to have astonshed the Peruyiens, and at
aroused them into activity. The President, Gen Ech
onqUe, j. preparing 20 leave immediately and take
mand Of the troops himself; meantime Belzu has every
chance in his favor there being able Peruvian General
TO oppose him. The position Of the Government, may there
fore, be REGARDED somewhat critical in the north civ
war j. dreaded, from discomfort with Elias IL mover
ard, IN the south, the invasion by the BoVians. whom IL
may he 10 easy matter % Tepel Tad0 has resigned %
MnHicr and goes mission otle United states be u
succeeded by Paz Sedan. Congress rapidly closing o.
suin-s leaving everything unlnihed am passes TIE
budget without any comment almost The 1uano Com