The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29

favorable result Of this fist essay in this department
Of enterprise by the natives Of the country viii BRING out
II ousspd others which have already been conceived
but which wait in science for the results Of their
step Enterprises accomplished by the the coan
try ceserys double praise6rs for the benefit furnished
to the public ard second, Tor thu exam pies which viii
many others The present updsrtat ing to demand
the CO operation OF government The Messrs Hnmsiis
have done their part it now rests With government to
There is no further ness Importance either political
ar domestic, from the republic.
BOLIVIA.
We again without any reliable information from
this country only notices received being through the
Lima journals which of course give very one sided
view OF the state Ct affairs The only piece of inorma
ton given in correspondence from Peru OF the 10th
October which that Bezu continues At L. Par and
that II was generally thought that he about to ret
TO orrro and Cochsbamba, with the intention OF increas
ing his army 10 {, 600 men.
The British governu emit has formally withdrawn Col
Lloyd the Charge dAsires to Bolivia account Of the
conduct Of seza and his ministry in regard to certain
British subjects.
UDtnterestrg the Lima journals always are our late
files more particularly 80 than usual Anonymous
person al attacks replies explanations and reutations
with contest between the friends of the rival
print oonu and fuo laudation of the President con-
stitute the OF a Lima daily paper.
From Susyquii we have received accounts OF the at
tempt OF Dou Domingo Elias to get up revolutionary
m vemept In Peru 1t appears that Don Domingo cAar-
Psts but the Ecuadoran government discovered the
movement compelled the of tbs ship give $40 900
place he ,eaed) without touching any port In Peru
Elias then gave the Captain $50 0Oo security agant
danger the ship MI incur and sQueny the vessel
sailed for Pai, in spite of the government On the 2st
October Elias Is taid 10 have mat descent Tumbes,
but was repUsed with the loss of his follower. Gum.
tara, his nephew WAS taken prisoner and placed board
the eIuvian steamer Rirnac
Our iIisate advicss from Quito and Gusysqui inform
hat ksss famous lete' ana his expose of the
eminent is beginning 20 tell among the people aud tina,
Ecuador supposed be secretly forw .rdDg his cause
but that being addressed to the gov.
of try nv min Tho
charge deni.d and orders issued to discouute
narce in every way any attempt assinst the peace Of
Peru.
The Pdnameno says, that Don DOMINO Elias after his
lss attempt TO revoutionzs Peru having take refuge
in tie house of hr Oxford the United States vcs Con
sui in Tube the Governor of tbs province had marched
to that port TO pture him. and his determi
nation TO take him by force from the Consus house. IL
necessary
1t appears that he had been TAKEN and excarcerated
parole until the 26h inst when he to proceed to
Europe but Immediately being liberated he had taken
refuge in TIE FRI IN Consulate.
The committee appointed TO examine the quantity OF
it estimates that the large island aud two small Ones
there exists twenty TO twenty Fl re millions of tons
IN sorseqneose q the stsady increase Of trade nav
goods are contemplated 10 Calao railway from the
mole to the Custom House has been contracted for at the
OF $50 600 and three large stores at that of $i COO
On tbs 18th ult the American whale ship Enua Capt
Austir was bum in Pata Bay. She had on board 800
American sh Eviia arbecA had arrived At Valparaiso
rom New York la.sa
ECUADOR.
From our Quito pohdent We have received few
lines As yet Congress has done nothing with the excep
ton OF the offer made for the sale Of the Ramo &c Sal at
EiniE-um OF $780, Geo per annum. The all portaut
que ton Of the settlement Of the British 6ebt has
yet received the attention Of Congress- although
Of the most vital questions for the interests Of the
country.
Our correspondent ays that the probability Of another
sttack BY Flores LOOKED upon very ridiculous by the
foreigners a1d well Informed persons In Quito aud Quay
squ neles Congress has endowed the President
with extraordinary powers in such attempt oud
be maze
On the 18th October Sr. Ieboa the Bra lillian hin.
ister presented to the President with much cere
mopy.
On the 10Th ths mails leaving Quito were attacked near
the city by party of armed soldiers but the cries of
the conductors brought help tbs robbers succeeded
in their attempt Besides the rails the S4 600 in
specie under The charge Of the Conductor The robbers
were arrested and placed in lil There is further
Lews OF importance .rterest.
THE AMAZON.
Tie Tur1ors have heretofore published to the efe,t
that ErsZ endeav0rig to exclude forsig
the Amszon, are confirmed by the last She has
sent ministers for the purpose of treating with said
yerrent Ito police the enti trade of the Am,zoa)
&c New Grenada Ecuador Bolvis and Peru She viii not
succeed New Granada cannot and Peru will not become
q party to such movement.
MARKETS.
VALPARAISO, Oct A-Since the Sats OF last alvicss
business haH been rather more active xltnuug4
hrs at the period Of former years Owing the
difficulties between Peru and 4evia the export Is
still very dull Oils allow and soap active aui in
demand Spirits find ady purchasers Sugar and rice
has been exported largely Francisco Holders Of first
brands selling at 80 the load of 200 lbs Barley
and beans saeabe Copper Nitrate OF soda III
10 is reals tie quiz tai Freghts still rule the
London direct Ga Live pool direct fS 1os, and Ter
emit; California, Sl9 to $50.