The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06
have managed to escape, and J
join heagher and O'I)onohue

have managed to escape, and
join Aeaghor and O'Donohue
But nov, baek to busy life again
and song, shall wind up my Chilli
ing piece Of commercial Information
the Panama Herald
The | srss ~ are Imported :; A.. dS With
rivals hsys isn t aSs s Sa from
From Valparaiso we have received nowsp
tie Echo which takes the place OF the Reported
funct The Echo is published in English by the
the riario 1t contains much interesting matter
i lshtiouse was about being erected at Ancuo, q
on the punta ae Ia Corona.
The following reject flaw hal been presented to
Chambers 81 the government by j. W. Wsd1ingtony
'frte eylor,aton Of one guinl 81 copper WIN % ao
for each ton native coal employed in reducing the
bar "copper" either alive or combined WIN o'nef comoo
tiblos."
supreme decree has been issued authorizing that
sub, suits for contvenion Of the cisom houas
laws should be lett al liberty on bail being given by tie
parties interested TO 10 the suit and Judgment
bill la been hid before Congress by the Executive to
reduce the duties silk from 20 10 10 cent The Bill
dates the Advantages both to trade and revenue oil
low over high duties.
Another allows foreign vessels to carry gan
powder and other materials for lodng used in mining,
between the ports of the republic
The Echo says Messrs PAIRING Bros Co.. agents for the
Anglo lillian Loan advise government that on the
Gath of June last they had received from the Peruvian
Minister in london the Of two millions Of dollars
account Of the four millions which recognized the
Peruvian debt to Chilli by the treaty made with the Peru
Wan government by our Minister 'ienpoentiary, Don
the carrying out Of the Valparaiso and Santiago Railway
we hail with delight the announcement OF this payment
additional guarantee that the railway will be de-
cidedy concluded, the works Of which in very ad
vanced state considering the time since these begun
The Indians of Arauco causing difficulty TO the
| Gillian government
Mr. Washington had undertaken immense canal, to
carry water from the Quillota river to Valparaiso
The steamer CaupOcan being thoroughly repaired has
he,n placed the line from Valparaiso to the south,
making the fourth steamer IN the coast trade.
Captain General Condo de Casa Maroo the hero Of the
ynlara treaty which ended the last struggle for tho
Of SPAIN died at Valparaiso the I'D August.
The Bishop Of Carthagcna who was recently driven
from New Granada has met with most iatterng recep-
/ tion in Chilli
The Valparaiso Gas Company progressing most IA
orably. Mr. Sanchez the principal Of the company IL
route TO Europe to purchase tho necessary ma
| hnery, &c
The Echo highly euogses Catherine Hayes and Mcssrs.
Coenon and Lubbock who have lately been giving concerts
| in Valparaiso.
The Rimac had been sent the (hnca Islands, with
q commission deputed to estimate the amount of guano
| still available.
VALPARAISO Sept 1-Business at Valparaiso ID report
ed dull and prices of imports generally declining The
-four market brisk, and considerable demand existed
for the California market That article is quoted at 80
So wheat 80 so perfanega barley ~ 81 Dried peaches
SIT quinta Beans at 50 lr. Maize S3 per
fancga. Copper $40 on board. Lumber American, sos
per NJ Freighs raing, and considerable activity
lists in the market cuano to Great Britain, per ton 81
5s sterling. Oresfi los sterling Guano to the United
States So The ship Rather procured SO to Boston.
Freghts to California; principally flour, per tom $40.