The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-12

they could get the amo,1St d money oaid Ter tSsiI
psses&e; but - they los It, II they DO roe 60 ~el
the company !: ready Tor them, most of them cnn
sent to 60. This is az II should be- for heaven koo
~e have an elegant suf1ciency of vagrants In on,
city ROW. 4besc Coolies attract coosid 1rabe attcn
toB WI ecever they pass through our ,ity They an
iDdesc singular People. living slnabst upon nothing
esrn-the mem clothe themselves in ali SORTS of gar
Depts, and the women wear CANDY ornaments In
their ears noses and m0uthR and large bracelets on
silver Or gold washed on their arms, and rings %
, their tGee. Many oSthe men and worusa both arc
considerably tastoed thcir arms and breasts. aad
amohg The hie'oglypbics they generally have an
image OF their god, and some kird Of charm, t.
getber with interruptions representiog death,
heaven, &c., DC. They do not seem to acquire Eng.
fish readily, but manage, in short time. to pick
no sufficient to enable them TO express their wants
by mixture Of the language Of many signs and
fes words- They arc not generally at all distant;
some s q .ns GaSstr'ry quite cam@aa ssvs 4
ter workmen than any other class upon the rail.
road. They stand the climate and the exposure Of
the labor on the road very well. The msjortg OF
the men are small, while the very few women THAI
are there, amsng those we have seen, are Of good
size. They are very passionate and quite violent
in the expresaion Of their feelings. They have 6ae
eyes, and the general c0atour OF their faces Is not
unpleasant; but though they have naturally q
h, Sac Efesa y CHILL y, Lar ..st.,.,..
Our dates are to the 3Oth Of June. From the
Echo we Learn that though tho Chiliau Congress ID
sitting nothing Of pubic interest has yet beeu done
A project for the establishment If "a agricultural
bank tor he purpose OF ASST ting poor farmers with
leans Of money Is favorsby received By tho public.
The projectors Of the hne Of steamers to England
via the st ats q Magellan have been grantee six
months extension OF TIME. 5,
The psper also contains the account Of . most
nnwaliahtable outrage Committed by the police Of
Valparaiso on the person Of Captain Webster, u the
ok.ss GlvrN r-hO
only dragged from his house at night for an ina.
Rinary crime, but had his trunk robbed Of 5000
during his absence; and was furtI or imprisoned
By the Judge for attempting to complain Of the 20
icemen's conduct. such cases as these should be
immediately taken up by the minister, and an am
pie apology and naturalization insisted upon
There are no further items Of news in the papers.
y The Panama Star Of July 81, says:--We are ia-
formed that an American company has been formed
in the south to establish . line Of steamships be-
tween Panama and Valparaiso, and that orders have
already been sent homo for the construction Of
three steamers for that purpose. .a 4, II,
true, We 90 not give II as anfhentic. II sub
company has been started, we heartily wish it
sue cess. l9 64 b ni az lss 81 .-tt- ftf.
Valparaiso Jqne as Correspondence o. Panama Star
While speaking Of the Americans, who for all I
know, msy be countrymen of you's, gentlemen, let
me tell you how they appear here. When any Of
their citizens are imposed upon, they at first make
. hue and cry; then It gradually dies way, until
nothing more Is thought Of tiie matter. They all
appear dcsirous to have Minister but one Sam
Medary has got the $1,000 outfit and will not return
it; consequently NO Minister can be appointed till
somebody raises s. 900 for the poor goats AZ home.
The U. s. corvette St. Msry's paid usa visit for
few days, but norther frightened her away, not
Wlthstanding one Capt. La Badle ha taken refuge
in the American Consuls house, and desired pro-
lection from Chile prison, he being NaturAlized
American citizen. Indeed, at one time il wss sup-
posed that We should have Koszta affair Of it, as
Captain Baily is reported to have offered the bat
terry Of the st. Mary to the Anneri an Consul, to
enable him to blow the town out Of existence. The
news came near inducing the inhabitants to tai 0,
refuge on board the strong navy OF tnis rcpnb.,
lie. almost every vessel OF which happened
to be in port at the time, but the St. Mays dcpar
the utual quantity Of duces and hot milk con-
sumed at Maiards on the evening Of the day Of the
sorvette's departure But I am . little ahead Of
ny story. Gen. Flores and aid were received on
present arms" and Capt. Baily in full uniform,
&C., &C. On leaving the vessel he was ssluted with
fifteen guns. Gen. F. Is living In retirement here,
with few choice friends, and seems 70 avoid notice
Misks Hauser Is going to Australia to draw his
bow, where it can be appreciated. he does not find
many here competent judges OF music. Madame
Escacialti is in Santiago yet, char nng those who
may he fortunate enough to Come within reach Of
le5 voice. atr&a Il
The acrobsts'' would coin money in this coun
try. Belcner kayis at present vcge.ating in our
village, but rumors are rife that lac is to be arrested
OH suspicion OF being susp icseus char acter, a.d
p ssib'y ordered out OF the country, as he
before. a-N s& NJ FIJI. gE8 eks7t 81, II,
Business is nominal, title doing, ami .se har5or
very hare Of shipping. ,.,..t
We hsve French man-cf war steamer here re-
pairipg, bound nowhere in particular but keeping
SIe eye opeD ftf los Rqsos. ti5gst
~ The AmeJicSn clipper ship Sea Witch. Capt.
Fraser, put into this port leaky o. the 2ash inst
believed shat the crew bored the ship with small
augeIs, but es yet it is quite dubious Sailors rule
the roast in tlis port and ship masters must ring
good rccoinncncah ms To get 4 crew to take them
alcng and then the risk Of having their vessels
boyeo u.less said master behave properly to said
mariners. So much for abolishing foggng. Would
that aIl tie "AptiFloggers," =" Anti slavery -rs, J"
"Anti Drinkers and Anti Masons," Qast though
not Icast), could he shipped 10 Sir John Frsnkns
Land, with ole II these boring ere vs. and kept on
Graham bread. with no Other arms for protection
than George Laws mnskets, loaded with " Grape
Shot, and should they get short Of provisions may
they have no port to touch in but Nebraska, with
Since writing the above Goth June) we regret to
learn the breaking down Of the steamer Voidivia,
thus OBTAINING the mail.
Last evening Governor Wood and secretary called
en- the Governor with Captain l.. Bade, OF whom |
spoke previously aud arranged matters, so we may
look Tor astounding Developments, shortly. One
thing Ia certain, the Americans have good and
steIllng consul in Gov. Wood, but his hands are
tied in measure by his own government. NAelE..
PERU.
Flom Perm, July 10, we learn that the head quar-
teys of General Castillo were at Apapucho, but some
said that Castillo hims was OF Acobamba. Col.
SalaveYTy was at Husncayiiil. Eat "
During the absence Of the President, the execu-
tive power has been vested in General d. Miguel
Medina, President Of the Council Of state.
General Icrrico has been named Minister PIeni
pott ntiary TO Belgium, and Senior Rivd has been
raised Fl ON the rank Of Charge d'Ahaires at the
Court Of France to the rank Of resident Minister.
We havethe Lima Fo' Ggn Nrrs to the 10Th of
july II contains vcfy little news OF any importance.
Echeniquc lie going 70 go TO take command Of the
army in persona thing he should have done six
noisbs ago. II he can scfew his courage to the
sticking roint, and bring CSstills to NEE. him, the
ii = fight will most probably settle the matter; but
iukaying Lima, Echenique Iuns great risk, as no
President ever yet left to put down n revolution,
and rf'u1ncd rs President to the capital. No won
CTR thsD that Echeniqua fears 20 follow 20 unlucky
n mo