The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06

whence they win be enabled to reach Aspnwa In two
In about eight hours travelling time and avoid
ing AL the risks and apnoysnces OF embArkaon In boats,
to which they have hitherto been subjsct.
Both the cities Of Psnama and Aspinwa are now well
supplied with mfortahe hotels the dry seassu u Just
mmencing new steamers are on tbs way out to
join the San Francisco and Panama nes tho thmus 81
Panama and has been for the past tan months entirely
free from Al kinds Of sicinsss and the returns Of the
to b less than in any other part Of the world Thsss
facts taken in connection with the contem speedy
passengers travelling between tho Atlantic and Pacific
States to give their choice In favor OF this route
Our Peruvian Correspondence.
TAcuA, New. 10, 1858.
Relations with Boliuia Advance Of General Be1sa-Incur
sion d Domingo Elias Closing Of Congress Report from
The Chnchas-SuppJ Of Guano -Anericas shipping at the
Islands.
tits difficult yst to give an idea of the present state Of
the pending question with Bolivia The relations between
the two countries remain just they Ave months
ago. In fact nothing has been done either side to put
end to Introduction that is runous to gen.
era trade and the consequence Of the cessation OF bu
sness severely felt by provinces 1t appears
evidently that 1t Is the intention of the Peruvian Cab
net to obge General Bezu to to amIcabe treaty
by deprivpg him OF supplies and conseq uenty leav
ing the Bolivian snt In endorsements prod ucsd
by the receipt of the Of the customs and
other means which cannot now be disposed.
The general feeling the southern provinces make
military occupation OF Bolivia, affair that might be
easily accomplished considering the Efficient OF the
Peruvian army, which, including bAttalons Of the
National Guard numbers 10 ooo men; but the "a
not to the Bolivian nation, but solely to General Bszu
and his administration this step will only be used in An
extremity.
The most important that has been received here
from the frontier Is the advance Of General into the
Peruvian territory with body of $500 troops He o.
CAPPED the town Of zepta twenty FIVE leagues from
nothing more than combined affair with Don DO ningo
Elias, Who about the Sane time, intended 10 make
v vo oasber uTs ,a gang Of o. M he
Wan forces advanced upon him. he the frontier
after few days Decidedly rome hostile operations will
coon take place which viii tsrmirste this protractsd
question.
Some agitation prevailed on the north Of Peru, pro.
ducsd by the recent rcursi,n of Domingo Elias With
armed troop rbs foolish expedition failed
BE vas DEFEATED and obliged to refuge himself In the
house OF the American Consul. Elias was one Of the
three that contested the last Presidential election He
supported than by influential party but his 70
attempts to throw tbs country in anarchy have made
him lose his parsans and credit When the ne vs. reached
Lima, immediately the stean friya.e AmazonAs sailed
with General Ferrico and battalion for the NORTH and
the movement WAS ut once queed
In few days Congress will Close Many important bills
promoting the progress Of the country have been passed.
developed, 1t viii be fouris hing state.
II WAS reported In Lima that Senior Herrera to be
sent out xga1n TO Rome on a diplomatic mssi0n.
There WAS msgn scent ball given by Gsn. gchsnIqus
to the Of ress which has been the best
in Lima.
Miss Ca tbsrns Hayes attracting Gro xded audiences
SIZE made her debut as Lucia
Tn. Commission of Engir eers sent to the Chincha
thirty years Tbs expectation for the Unted states has
increased very considerably lately Twenty ave American
vessels we're loading and amongst them to be
some remarkably beautiful clippers like the Empress OF
the Sea, Storm King New York, &c.
The nerican whaling bark Emma j. Austin burned
80 ha al k,.-1 49,
the latitude Of Payta. F.B.
News from the South Pacific.
From the Panama Star, Dec ELL
The steamchip Lima Commander Bloomfield, arrived
Yesterday bringing thirty passengers and $780, oos
Among the passengers arc sevsra, from Australia Who
cams to CAlAs in the shp San Francisco 90 days from
Gu, dates from Valparaiso are to Dsosmbsrl
The accounts Of the wheat crop In Chilli not very
encouraging The Myso says Is greatly feared that
In the wheat fields The sreng wind Of the 9th of last
mon ID has been Of great damage to the wheat
bles have been damaged By the same wind 0' y
We regret to announce the death OF Mr. J. CONN Of
the house o. Ravsnscroft, Brother o. He passed
1t that when Pco he oomplsined Of serious
illness and retired being too weak to stand BE refused
pas. away When the s.nss%ss who shared
his stateroom with him retired, Mr. Coffin expressed
the morning he found him dead he wM buried ct ssa
The vaparaiso Herald reports that On the 14th utmo
notice received by the Maritime Department that the
Belgian bark Sabine FRANCOIS wrecked ct Qaintero
having struck the rocks She Inn mediAtsly sunk the
having saved themselves In the boats THIS vessel
commanded BY Capt Bsskmau sailed from Plsagua on
the 10Th of October with load Of saitpetre for FAl
mouth. She intended TO touch ~ Valparaiso to take
provisions.
we saw in the Lxsh.nss reading room thu other day.
& Winch X, a shs WIZ s
ask o. sword nsh plank Wa o. three 10 enc. ana
S:a. s
I'm zen S s I'm q n & me
tered ard split II y had been broken on by violent
about .weaty to s.ensy w. inches ship
his H ma 'h'
The following American vessels had arrived ct vapa
raiso since our last sdvces WIN Rotch, Santiago Are
thusa, Rather, and Issbeita lyme.
On the 27h inst tho English brig Rpsy anchored in
valparaiso from London. bound for C,ldera she had
been 1853 days out her bal cleared and other
wise damaged, and her crew Ill Of the scurvy.
Inutny took place on the high seas on board Of an
sesoDs north yard Of California The vessel had pu into
valavia and We hear that the Eogl4h admiral
the sstoa has ordered soe officers and marines to pro-
coed to that place And taks In custody the ngeAder OF
the revolt
The yalps,aiso Echo rays that the government has de-
be deposited in tn. custom house OF Tslcahu
terms IS In Valparaiso custom iaouse the Collector
At ycahuano being authorised TO rsnSArshousss for the
TIE mines OF Copiapo continue improving; some veins
OF ore fall ca and then In their Standard bat the
greater part steadily improve.
Business Ia reported being exceedingly languid And
prices generally tending downward. Etgsh steam coal
h onoted Of SIS board, and demand Caile coal
nominay $40 United states umo Der per n SIS and In
demand. Flour duh al 81 l2h per cwt, on six months
credit wheat 80 reals per fanega.
Fcight have been active and charters freely Effected
Rates, hove remain changed Tae following chat
ters have been concluded ship David Cross to
London with gusne "a British bark ord MverdAle to
England; Frnch ship Emma and Matilda for Mwseillss
l29 r.; Brish bark Thrcs Sisters for Baltimore, ores
$40 British brig Duchess Of Lsnster, for Liverpool ca
Chile ship FalicidAd for San Francisco coal SS Chile
bark Dos Amigos, for San Francisco cal Sl6 Hamburg
bark MarSs for San Francisco. wheat, $ls
Hard dollars quoted at per cent premium.
From the Argentine Rspubli, We have Of i'm
portsnes
Advises from urususy report that republic tranq ALL
and it's political stats ratisfsct,ry.
tbs papers hand from that quarter contain four de-
cress, which constitute Of themselves . program OF