The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-26

In addition 70 the news publshsd IN ymssrday' 3
HnALD, We give the following items Of intelligence
ffom the different states Of South Americas n

In addition 70 the news publshed IN yesterday 3
HnALD, We give the following items Of intelligence
nom the different states Of South Americas n
CHILE.
Our files of the Diavto, MereMrio and Msnsojeo
There il no political news. Congress has again
been proroguod for twenty days. Duriag the SEES
sion just concluded, the Chamber Of Deputies has
been engaged upon bill to allow and regulate i'm.
The report Of the Nniater of Foreign Affairs states
that owing to the increased trade between England
and Chile new treaty has been negotiated, and In
few days win be slgned and presented s, Congress.
cepted the offered mediation Of Chile in the settle
ment of their differences t Ntl
rumor is in circulation that legation e at once
to be cent to the United States.
now htendsnte Of Coquimbo. and formerly Sec
rotary Of Legation at Washington, is to be app pint
ed Charge dAffairs near that government.
Aessrs. Allan Campbell and N. Baschenthal have
returned from their inspection Of the county be
tween Valparaiso and Rosario, with the view TO its
suitability for railroad 70 the bsse Of the Andes
and then across the Pampas TO the Atlantic, and
have reported favorably thereon. They estimate
the cost at tweEty-six millions Of dollars.
The First Lieutenant Of the French ship Of war
Adventure, NJ. Louis Ell ward Latosse, fell from his
horfe and was instantly killed He was barred
with military honors, all the French, English AMI
Chiiisn OH ceis following him to the grave.
A vein Of gold has been discovered IN the streets
OF Santiago, In the Cerr0 de Santa Lucia, in the
very centre Of the city. Arrangements are made to
work it. M -
The American Minister, near the government Of
Chile, David St,rkweather, Esq, with his family,
arrived in this city the llh October in tho Bri
tish mail steamer from Panama.
A seaman named William Cummings died suddenly
on Sunday, sth October, on board tae Americas
bark Hermoire, anchored in the bay. He was an
American, and shipped few months ago a. Tahiti.
He had gone to bed as well as usual, but In the
MOI ming was found in an ex bring condition. Me-
dioal aid was procured from the Cnilian war steam
er Cszador at once, but it was zoo late.
The result OF the late census has been published,
and gives the population at ,406 276, being an in
crease OF ,276, or about twelve per cent In the
last ten years.
On the l4sh October the schooner Idosa arrived
at Conception, with steamer OF 1870 tons on boa ID,
intended for the navigation Of the Biobio.
At Valparaiso business Is reported brisk Large
arrivals of goods have tsken place. while extensive
purchases have been made at the same time for
Mexico snd Guayaquil. The Bolivian trade has
also revived. Toe sales for export iti0n hava
amounts to $500 900 Outing the fortnight. The home
trade Is dull. Some description Of co:tons are held
at In ADVANCE. Stocks Of elk, woolleps and lineas
full Steel iron, copper, yellow metal, zinc and cut
nails in brisk demaDd lead plentiful. Stocks Of all
classes Of OIL low; brandies unaltered; claret, in
wood and port, dull; sherry in demard, with car
goes on the way In provisions generally the stocks
are abundant and SAILS moderate.
In active produce flour still continues dull, with
lsrge stocks; fall OF rs to so cents per bag OF
quint has b.en submitted to and this attic isnow
quoted ct 81 5O six months credit. Wheat aud b.r-
ley are also very dali Hides slleable copper very
scarce at advanced rates. Nitrate is quoted at Is
reals, no sales.
Freiehts-Ores Tongoy to Liverpool IS 1Os.; Gu
ano 70 Liverpool "a 1885, San Francisco, $40 TO sl2.
Nothing doing to Australia.
II. B. N, steamer Dido arrived on the 18th from
cruise. The French corvette Adventure sailed On
the 7th for Callao and Marquesas.
PERU.
The news from this republic is interesting, as it
leads US to hope that tue revolution will soon be
nique administration. Even this we can gle IN from
tie government papers, however un Wiling they
my be to admit the defeat Of their party.
The Herakd0 OF Lima, OF the 25th, in its summary
OF says that it regrets to announce that the
time OF writing, the prospect OF the reestab ish
ment OF order Is more distant than ifteen days ago.
By the last mail we learned that thu government
forces hed position near the towa OF nsa, with
the object of cutting of General Castilia's supplies
and forcing him to leave his stroog position ani
give them battle on thei' ground, bos instead OF
forcing Castillo to this move, ne (Cas.ila) made
to the right With the iLtenti,1 of inter-
move YVES effected 80 secretly that tae government
forces we're taken by kurprse and obliged to leave
their position, and, by tor cd marches, to fs back
on their rear guard with the Intention Of preventing
When General Castillo left Oroya, says the He
RADIO, Presiden; Echenique marched for ca
"a pveition nearer Lina) being Obliged &, ford the
river Oroys; the bridge sayjng been brokeo DO VA
Chacapalca he would have forced the revoutioiists
to a battle.
Bnt Castillo, leaving the government forces on bis
tight, continued his march to ,ro cocba, dsstroj-
ing all the bridges on the way. Echenique followed
BIN, and ieac ed Casepal,s, point VII re he found
hlmself entirely commanded by tne position of Cas-
tla's Tor, es in M0rocot ba, and from wnic1 IL
impossible &c dislodgs him, oSiog to the natare Of
the ground no. permitting the movement. OF the ait J.
leIy aud cavalry.
10 tuis e!ate of affairs, the President determined
to fall back on The capital waich he rachel the
18th October, with 800 cavalry, leaving the artillery
10 follow the rest OF the amy, amounting 10 all
TO 500 men, besides the $500 quartsred in Lima
General Cassillas army is said 10 consist OF alb ,ut
5000 msn.
The sane journal publishes the following ad lr,ss
OF President Ech nique 70 the members # sae Coun
cll Of State on his return
Eac1IEST SRI should present myself before the
government after having gained the victory bat have
had to contend against an enemy who never sought the
combat and who has avoided it whenever sough. it.
come sir, to give moments rcpoe TO the army, after
which you will again go forth TO fulfil my duty.
At the COD cluson Of this brief speech Gen. Medina
verbally repie-:-
MosT EXCELLENT SiR-It il evident that the sacrifices
made to to-day to put down the revolution have been
impotent but the brilliant army that accompanies yoir
Excelency and your ExcclSncy being at the heal Of it,
leads to hope that peace will soon be established
throughout the republic and that the noble efforts OF
your Excellcncy win be rewarded.
On the return of the President beco ming known
to the pes pie, great dissatisfaction manifested
ard Groves gathered 10 the streets, shoan x for
Gas tills. The troops we're called out ard gD iris
placed over the palace and otrer cubic buildings.
Various revolutionary proclsmstions and p,scayds
were published, and in a few Instances tie people
and the s0ljiefs c,me into col!si n. Tue Hsrnido
does not mention that any lives lost, bat pr
vate adyices state thai six or eg,t killed on
both sides. Ali business was suspead ID ami tie
stores and shops closed
In Calla0 likewise the popular feeling in favor Of
Castillo wes very apparent.
tPrivate advices Inform US thai st the moment OF
the steamers leavine C1bao Castillo was very near
Lima if not actually in the city. Tnis, slough pro-
bible, may not be correct, and se only give II
rumor.
Ffcm the foregoing account, published BIZ L he.
niques orgaus we leave our readers TO judge OF the
rel petition of afiiirs. TO MS IL aposars certain
that Echenique on his ast legs; ina. ne has not
tra Ur Tn m (.e.i,la n nuhlia