The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

Ohio With l6 In this ship lc6 Of the Cinnamon died on
the vcysg: ne papers complain Of ths bad Aeoonmo-
datio. On board the shins employed In this trade.
On TIE 18th q ~ n,X the United States soop ST.
Pata. Ths Spaniah ship Dc Santandsr from Guysguil
70 ssnesnde With cargo Of put In ON the 26h
maLe IofV nonss OF water per hour, and wiz nave 70
IN me 9th May Senior Francisco Gonzales DC Prada En-
10Y Extraordinary and Minister PsnPotensry OF Peru,
addressed n0te In the form of to the Boil
Wan government, from africa.
two countries, he demands the following
1st Dismissal Of d. Rafael Bustio the Minister Of the
Iuvian Minister, Paradss, and Consul Ceballos
I'd. Dismissal OF the nendents of Police, who executed
a. The 10 establishment of the Peruvian legation in
Bolivia with the usual FORMS and the receiving Seniors
Pardes and Cebalos any other Peru may wish
4h Guarantee to receive in all parts of Bolivia where
the Consul of other nations received the Cousus Of
5h Security for the immediate discontinuance of the
bad money and the complete ulalmen Of the fourth
tce cf the treaty Of Arequpa AID all the oher articles
OF the said treatp Of 10th October, i8s8
9th. Acknowledgment to indemnify Peru for the previ-
ous issue Of the bad money according to terms be
gued upon hsesfter These terms TO be piled with
before other questions DO discussed treated
npon hoping these terms will be acceded to the part
of Peru have authorized him to treat with properly ac
credited Minister and demands In fifteen days.
ITO this note ST. Bustio replies In lengthy document,
He acknowledges the receipt of Sr. Pradas note an
act OF couItesy but not DUTY ST. Prada not having
diplomatic agent OF Peru not having presented his
Credentials personally and says that the Order OF ST.
want Of confidence and insult to his government in
which 1t would be berter and dgn6ed for each
government 70 addres the other direct.
The expulhion OF the Peruvian Mi lister and Consul from
Bolivia he Justices and that it is Bolivia that has
the right demand an apology and refers to ais note Of
Is q
solt offered to the dignity and Fights Of Bolivia.
He considers it waste Of time to discuss the merits Of
the question, and gives the following replies the de-
msnds of Peru.
l. He acknowledges his part in the expulsion Of the
heard Of outrage for foreign power to order the dis
msssl Of member of another government and refuses
positively to comply with this request.
2. The Bolivian government refuses to dismiss the In
teAdente Of Police for the discharge of his duties
The demand to rsnstate ST. Parades is absolutely,
positively and insultiDgy refused sr Paredes will not
be received in Bolivia except 1t be to expate there his
crmes but any other minister sent in the usual man
4. This request will be complied with, and Peruvian
consuls will 30 admitted where those of other nations
s. In regard to the treaty referred to of Arequipa)
he calls attention to the twenty fourth article which
Prsss Ssessss That the Of article does
the commerce Of Bolivia has scandaously violated the
emssion Of bad Qght) money issued is also refused
said money having been issued sioce 1880, twenty
tho idea be entertained OF Indemnity for the light
money issued since the treaty Is necessary to prove
that the actual value of the money has not been cacu
lated in ell mercantile operations and the price of art
cles augmented. He reminds Peru ALSO that Bolivia is
the and in money and does not seek for
The reprisAs of Peru are designated as aggressions
which Bolivia could also make Peru but absained
from DOING from sincere desire to act in friendly
manner and in good spirit towards sister republic
Bolivia loves peace but does not dread war sr Prada
invited to enter Bolivia he shall be well receiv
ed and hts character ambassador respected Lastly,
to let the world know the true state the question: the
Tote of the Peruvian Minister and ST. Bustlos answer
is ordertd to be published
From Tacpa have dates TO June 5. Commercial spe-
euatons are at stand STILL and scarcity of provisions
s anticipated o Bezu says the correspondent of the
they are we'll drHed ed aud mounted but no better
rays the writer than the Peruvian troops ALI suspicious
letters sent by post opened Bolivia by the author
ties. The Boil san press IL ful of personal abuse Of
General technique and his mnis and of articles
oitiDg the patriotism of the Bolivsns.
The Chile steamer Arauco which some time ago was
stranded near Talcabuano, was purchased BY party in
Tacshusno for eight hundred dollars. After fruit
less endsavors the parties succeeded In getting her Of
She arrived at Valparaiso the 10th Of May and
sold by auction for So Ot0.
The American whasr Enterprise arrived at VALPARAISO
on the l4,h May, With cargo Of sperm oil. rhs Rus-
sian brig Cselschow arrived the 5sn Montevideo
With provisions for the Russian colonies, and sailed
the 18Th
The Cb,llan steamer Caupocan, formerly Mexican
Guerrero Gorme,l, Com stocktonO was sold at yapa
Iaiso by auction for So 600.
ID. III y
in CO days from San Bias and Panama. with $700 in
specie for England. The Dadaus sail the I'd
OF June for Rio de Janero and Eoglsnd
On the 18th ult. religious procession took place in
Santiago being the anniversary of the great earthquake
of 1648, which, within fifteen mDutes, destroyed San
tiago eniely and buried than two thousand pse
plo uu Its ruins.
On the oath May being the birthday Of Queen Victoria
the Chile corvette Con ttucion fred salute of 81 guns
Therewas mo English vessel OF war in port
GeIeral D BrieD, well known in s uth America, par
tcArly in Peru and Chile says the Val parao Reporter
though the services he has IeDde ed to those tries
at present raising subscription for the erection of
statue to the meIory OF General Erehe of the
champ ions in tie Of independence We happy to
say that the worthy General has met with good success
in his audable endevors the list having been headed by
the President Of the republic followed by the leading
of Santiago and Valparaiso We efnrs
see long, Of the pazas in adorned with
statue Of Of Chs's liberators from the Spanish
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MARKETS
VALPARAISO. May 29.-Busire has been moderate
during the month of May. and the imports small Ame-
rican rough goods active Gefnsn goods moderate
and French very dull 500 brandy sold at So
bond In coal the demand is improving and $l5 been
paid for two cargoes. Chile coal $40 to s12 Coffee
Stock small: Costa Rca $40 per quintal. Four-$8 "a
for Conception. and So " for Santiago is demanded.
Wheat is held At prices too high many sales and
barley Is dull at ~ ea put board In bags Provi
sions tcsrce and active lard &c PORK. 20c;
lasses 2sc per gallon; salt besf $40 Fghts high,
and first class vessels Ore-to Liverpool 81
swansea "a lOe Gnano to the United Sta load
Chincha, So Assorted cargo to San Francisco, $16