New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
THE SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

We have dates from Valparaiso to Sept |, and Cals'
20 Sept 10.
Cairr-we have received the first number Of TIE Vol
paraiso Echo journal designed to take the place OF
The Reporter. II is very noety got up and contains
large amount OF interesting political and mnercai news
project Of a law permitting the FIVE export OF one
on of copper for every tun each Of native coal used in
reducing the bar copper has been proposed 20 tia
decree has been issued by the Government allowing
vessel, seized for breach OF the Custom House laws TO bs
released while the suit Is pending by giving proper bs
The Executive has laid before the Congress bill tor
the reduction Of the duties on silk goods from 20 to 10
per cent. ,. -
powder and other materials used for exploding IN mang,
In addition 10 toe other articles they allowed 10 tras
in between the ports II the republic
The session OF the Legislative Chambers was TO have
closed the LIST inst but IL was probable would ne eN
The question as to the best Of subjugsting
the Indian mp h m,o Of Consrcss
Mr. Joshua Washington has undertaken the eonstruc
ton of the immense canal for the purpose Of conducting
the waters of Quota river to Valparaiso and mas ohced
one hundred thousand dollars 10 the corporation TOE the
purpose of constructing public fountains.
The steamer Caupolican has commenced running be
tween Valparaiso and the southern ports There are now
four steamers employed in the coastng trade
The municipality Of Valparaiso have entered into ar
fragments with Don Ventura Sanchez to form company
for The purpose OF lighting the city with Sc Sanchez
goes Europe by this steamer to procure the necessary
machinery.
Miss Catherine Hays also in the Capital where she has
been most enthusiastically received
light house is to be erectcdat Punto de Ia Corona az
Ancud Chloe. -,
The British brig Elizabeth. Capt Robt. Crate. arrived
at Valparaiso the seth in lis days from London i'
vessel has auxiliary steam engine OF 10 hoFse power
She proceeds the Arctic seas In search oil SIR Johu
Franklin.
BoITIA-We have again occasion to complain OF want
Of definite information OF the proceedings in this hepgbc
IA BeIzu will not permit any statements against his inter
est TO be published In the papers and a. the feruvas
have possession OF the various outlets OF communication.
they do not of course suffer anything against their interest
10 pass that between them both the public are kept In
state of the profound ignorance and trade ana COM
merco IL brought 10 a stand still From tho accounts
which we have received infer that the revolutionary
movement makes but little progress Belzu stun sdheres
to his policy OF acting entirely on the defensive ana hs
want either courage or meanswe suspect both
to attack him. The papers mention victory ganei oy
Gen Agrado in Calame but il appears to have been Du
small matter. Belzu is in La Paz with 2oo men Of
Rafael Buslo whose insulting conduct drove ell the Tor
egn Ministers from Bolivia has again resumed the Office
Of Minister for Foreign Affairs. Sr Frias has also sc-
ccpted Office The town OF Santa Cruz mas returned 10
order Col Enguno Is on the frontier Of Guiacho with
Government force and Gen Telles Is In command OF an
other body of troops at Potosi.
Chill has offered her mediation between Peru and b.
yla anu the latter has replied that previous TO any at
tempt at mediation Peru must give up CobJs and recon-
pense the Bolivian Government for the expenses OF tho
war against Agrado and Velasco. On these terms IL
would appear that any attempt al an adjustment " tho
PERU'-Our date are to the 10th Of Sept. serious
difficulty has taken place NJ the IODos ihhnus, Det"eon
the CaItain of the Defiance, American ship, and the
auihoos of which the following account Is published Ia
the Concrete OF the 10th inst.
According the custom, the Defiance WIS ordered 10
Caaot obtain her clearance but the tapthin expressed
his determination of sailing for the United states and OF
not calling for IL. 49,
A. the Defiance wa leaving the Chinchas, she fired
gun which ii appear Is conray 70 the regulations OF
the port An officer Immediately sent from the guard
hp collect the fine imposed, namely twenty I'VE dol
lars this paid but the Captain said he would
give him occasion TO return tor another nne az ne was
about to fre another shOtted gun In short time the
second gun was fred hut without shot whereupon two
boats were sent % arrest the Captain to which he resisted
and la the attempt the guard red ard unfortunately shot
one Of their own party. The Captain was finally arrested
with some unnecessary violence stated and the vessel
cent 10 Caao where he placed nc tho dposa Of the
United States Minister who refused b. receive her, ani
Immediately chsrteredho BOgOta 10 proceed 10 tho Islands
investigate the matter This statement we are inclined
10 rec Give with great caution, being cyhenty one
sided account OF the matter The next mail VIII doubtless
bring us further portcuars ,,
The report 81 the ar nj exten, Of the Gueno deposit
also TO be received with degree Of doubt a. - tho
interest OF Peru 10 magnify the extent OF hs her ce re-
source 10 pay her heavy debts The object Of making the
statement evidently 10 counterfeit the elect OF Sr bs.s
assertion that the supply was scarcely sufficient Tor egt
years 8t the present rate Of confImlton -
bon Domingo Lias II Sill In confinement ~ the ,astie
81 san Catalina lis s0n hGs published petition 20 Con
gross complaining Of the arbitrary and uDconslsuionai
oiraumsl anCes Of bis arrest
lie President has banhed clergyman Of ID nime OF
Novoa whom ho suppOsed 90 be the wfeF ~ the euers
published by ST. Eas Noyoe took reiuse ~ we riesoa
Ministers house from whom the Govornmen. deinanhea
him but the Count dc Raemenon refused TO give nm up.
IT, aaerward got of % Volparaito
GOLD II THE AMAZON.
From 90 fsEsma SER