New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-30
FROM TIE SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

CEur-We have the Mercu,i0 10 the 5th Of June The
Chian Congress opened on the lst Of June by the
President Sr MONT The following is abstract OF his
message He cOngraulAes the country upon ITS prosper
n.y. and the satisfactory ste of its foreign relations. The
conn ercia treaty with France, pending many years
account at some unsettled points presented tor ratnca
cation. Educational measures strongly recommended
The financial of the country stated % be favorable
The public income OF s59 exceeds that OF the previous
by COO and the have met both the ord
nary and extraordinary expenses of the financial year.
Five Engineers have arrived to carry out the works Of
the santiago Railway which II hoped will be carried
on i'm more energy though labor is very scarce
Advces from the straits OF Magellan hold out some hope
that Col Phillips has not been murdered his exploring
exptoiuon the Interior supposed but that he is
krlt prisoner by the savage Indians of the district
From Juan Fern Island the accounts are favorable
Sue damsge has been done 10 house property and cult
waited lands by Overlooking of the mountain streams csused
by heavy rains $1,000 supposed to be full estimate OF
the Ices
The American ship Telegraph fourteen days out from
VALPARAISO ~ubs cargo If copper has put back leaky
the sd when latitude 10 3 struck her keel during
dark night upon what the captain supposed to be water
logged vessel
Tie Santiago journals complain OF the fearful increase
ofrobbers and III, Intellectual efforts Of the Police to put
stop 10 them So daring have the thieves become that
they enter houses in open day.
THERE'S no further news in the Gillian papers.
BoINA-We have received letter from La Paz, dated
June 3D. Owing the unsettled state OF the country sad
the blockade OF the Cobs the only Bolivian port inter
almost entirely cut oil With The country, and the
Post Office is not considered safe medium OF cOmmualcs
On As letters opened snd read by the 9TH as B5zu
j. said to be raising troops all quarters to meet the Pc
ruyian army and contest looked for IL Is impossible
10 cav which party will gain Bolivia has hitherto beaten
Peru but the chances said TO be in favor OF the
latter owing 10 B.lzus being unpopular with the
Boivisns generally.
The United States Minister is the only represents
tive Of the Diplomatic corps near the Bolivian Govern
ment all the other Ministers having been compelled to
leave from repeated and aggravated insults offered them
by Be LEU and his Minister Bustil0.
The ltest intelligence will be found under the head OF
Peru.
PERU-We have received Lima papers to the 25th June
They contain very little LeWs, and our correspondent
rites 10 ssy that there nothing important 30 conmun
cate Relative to the dispute between Peru and Bolivia
W. learn III At the former has seized Coola
On the morning of the 18th the Peruvian steamer Rimac
bearrg the flag Admiral tOrceado entered the port OF
Cobis having the brig Admiral Guis.e IN tow The Cap
tain Of the port Colonel Pinto Immediately sent officer
on board ia boat belonging to the French ship of var
Obngsdo TO whom the ADMIRAL notified his intention of
cupSng the Immediately with the Assurance OF re-
10 this the Preiect, Tamsyo lost no time IN enter
ing protest all the other authorities, employees and the
taIy having started tIr Csama Shortly after
$50 landed who took possession Of the barracks
and the Admiral issued proclamation, assuring the IN
habItants violence would be committed and de-
ere declaring the town occupied sd the foreign trade on
the PANE footing rs under the BJyian Government
B.lzu win bis cavalry ]. al town called Salinas on
the frontier Of Tarapaca where IL SAID they commit
many sman sggr-ssOns Bustillo, his minister, IS with
him the pair WORTHLESS being too much afraid OF eaoh
other ~ separate Panama Herald.