New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

Great preparations are being made for the exhibition
the products of Chile in September next
Accounts OF the surshng condition OF the province o
yadiva have been received The wheat crop gcof and
rise il expected the present price namely - per Ia
Tar M.RsTTs.-Business for the last fortnight is re-
ported a. dull al articles Of merchandise apper aoun
dant The market is also well supplied with prc'isionr
except nee and coffee, which scarce.
In exports Flour has remained firm, owing to adSees
from san Francisco and three ships reported As taken
up for San Francisco to load at Conception at - % per
Resn- Hides and Wool are buoted a. scarce. Copper
feures at s9 and $50 shore; Nitrate Of Soda small
transactions. at 81 resis.
Frsghis have exhibited activity and note the
following: Ores, from Caidera Liverpool - l6 TO
Is; Nitrate, from Iqu9ae to Liverpool, - 10 sad >
per cent: Ores from Huasco 70 Boston. -.j; Wheat.
from San Antonio TO Melbourne g. IL.
shpping.-H. b. MS ship Amphytrite arrived from
Panama on tie i4th ,iay will treasure.
BoriyIa.-From ;his Republe We have no direct new'.
PEnr.-Froin oar ile Of The Linn Forrig. Ner' we
compile the following:
severe shock of earthquake was felt in Lms the
The Captain of the brig Splendid while beating ont Of
CaIao Roads bound to Melbourne, stabbed in scuf
fe with the man at the wheel and killed.
An Engishmsn named Hall, made murderous attash
on Sr egas and his little son. three years Of age the
latter died. having received dozen sabs. The as
ssssin arrested. The affair is wrap; in mystery.
The MSEs.The reports appear TO be contradictory as
the following extracts will show:
NHws FROM THE AxAzoy.-We have Just conyersed
with gentleman lMr. Csyerlyl direct from the Amazon
>"t' ~ -..-~'N- -
ernmeDt with DIR. Whmore, some time ago-up the river
and delivered the the authorities Nau,a The steam
ers are named the Tiraio and Husllaga.
Mr.. {. informs that the advantages Of the Amazon
Valley have net been overrated. The choicest kind: OF
cabinet wood spices, gums. &c, in rieh Prousion
along the banks Of the rverand Doihng appears 20 be
waning to render the country of the finest in the uni
veTe but infusion of little energy and hberay INTO
the Governments at present holding possession Of IT,
Our informant met party Of gold hunters al soyo-
tarnba. They had received o letter from some one OF
Tablets party advising them to push without delay
the gold mines. so far from beng the whro -fhe.~fP
which masy SUPPOSED, fixed fact The leisr stated
that Talbot party making from six 10 ten dollars per
day, each man.
lie bes. route seems to be by way of Huanchaco Ca
iamarca aud Chachapo, assrkng of TO the southeast
from the latter place The by Of Moyomamba
is said to be lougcr and more difficult 10 travel
Dr. Manfcrd just arrived from the INTERIOR gives rather
on interesting of the country through which he
passed. He left here in company with some forty Others
about month ago. on prasPeetn. ioI5 Iuey eDps
navo to the eastward Of the Corlleras. At this point
they were net by body of Indians who disputed the
rnssae.-showerine arrows upon them they attempted
10 cross The Indians, however driven back losing
MANY Of their number and informant and his party
tered their country, where the white has not been
allowed TO se his foot since the time OF the Spanish con-
quest.
foreigners left this city for the Puzuzu Valley gold.
hunting excursion. They numbered twenty vea strong
abe-boded men, well equipped and in the best health
and spirit On Monday last nine Of the party returned
after placing two Of their comrades under the sod and
leaving fourteen others sick the roadeigh at uanu
CO. and six twenty leagues from that place. The party
spent come in prospecting for gold and after careful
search found but two pieces They ask us TO warn others
from taking the same route.
Tie Ncss of the Sd gives the following list OF persons
who left Lima the ls for the Amazon:
Wm. +. Henrietta, John ID. McCafery Thomas u.
Woodruff B. Arcuarlus Fisher c. West. s. g. Hatch.
Thomas w. Whitehead. T.. Sheidman. l.. j. Smith, Wm.
Richards Joseph Stiekeney, Wlio. Carroll u. kerrlns,
Thomas MciIcnan Fred. Barhs Charles Archibald Jno.
Blskely George Andrews, j. Warren, George Ottaway,
Albert Mccoy
yesterday with old CsliioAie friend. who has been
living for the past six months in Ccchabambi Bolivia.
He is way the United S'aesbeing satisfied.
rs lie saws with country which offers few inducements
10 foreign settlers Bolivia. From nformant state
ments Judge that the present administration will be OF
shor, duration. BCzu is represented conceded lg-
nonnt whom the people extremely anxious to be
rid Of is only by arbitrary cruel course of govern
ment that he has retained his position for long period
conspiracy against him was formed in La p@z m Feb.
ruay last which would have been successful had It not
be for the tIoachery of some persons engaged IN It, The
Boiyans are said 10 be kind and hospitabe though
irerney supersiiticus and bgoed
he following summary OF the latest news from the seat
Of war in Peru il from The L'ipd NcTs:
The union betwo en- General Castillo aud President Bszu
Of Bolivia il conrnedin fact it is placed beyond doubt
by seizure of portion of the former secret correspond
erce.
Gen C. saws in one Of his private letters, that we will
fight with our few and old muskets IN June or July, and
whatever may be the result Of tine celebrated camPan
shall AT least save our honor, even we do not attain
President Bolzu hos furnished Castillo with 2 stand
of arms 10 mule loads Of ammunition go horses and
sG 600 in cash. to enable him TO prosecute the war to at
vantage.
An intercepted letter from Of the rebel officers to
Frenchman named Lauieu-Caslias confidential agent
sutes that the reyOuOnss have force of six thousand
well med men, and lat they will he Reinforced 10
the number of one thousand The writer SAYS that
tberf will be fighting very at the gates of lns.
The late movements in Iaca and Puno IN favor OF the
Governments have been quclled. Two non-commlssoned
officers have been executed in consequence.
Don Domingo Elias disembarsed from the steamer
Linn a Iuuique Don Domingo. II VIII be recolcc.e1,
was the first mover i'll the rebellion.
The forces of Iuno TO the number Of 200 men. under
the orders of Gen san Roman wcrc al last dates on the
n,prch ior Cuzcc.
The news on the whole may be considered decidedly
uIfavoable to the Government IT, stated above, G
Ca.ila can bring action force Of ;om 900 900
men, well armed and equipped. the revolutionary qu asOa
nav be considered at al end.
report circulated IN this city few days aso, 10
the effect ha, Gen. Nivnnco had given his adhesion
Government. Gen. Y. il still in Arequpa watching the
movements Of beth parties. He IS doubt, more favor
aby dI osed towards himselfihin to ANY else ass AZ
,is time and his influence will probably be unfeit for
some ia comethough there Is hardly aquesontha
yapcement Such the conclusion 10 be arrived at after
reviewing his course for the past few W. eks.
Gen Nivanco the unsuccessui opponent of Gen.
Echenique r tie Presidency - and was ban
expeet him TO throw the weight Of s immense influence
in favor of who sent him into exile, would certainly
be giving him rd for greater magnanimity than most
people possess
By a private letter received from Paita. learn that
on the th Of June the Government troops l30 in number
under the command of Colonel Trias had sharp battle
with the Revolutionary party $50 under The command OF
Obario. rear Macacars. The fight lasted nearly two
hours when Obaro rereaed leaving Trias Of the
field. About % Killed altogether The steamers