The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-05

The Empire City's dates from California were an
ticipated by the Northern Light.
The following is the amount of specie brought by
this arrival -
Am Exch Bank. 1891 900 J. H. Riley. ss,154
Beebe Co... 100000 Williams 4 Potter. LAS
Chambers Heser 2S S14 Order. ............ 5000
Leveson Brothers GOO
Newhouse Spats.. 6450 Total. ....... s646, o62
Wells, Fargo Co.. 3d. 96
We have later news from the South Pacific. Our
advices from Calao are to the 18th, and from Val
paraiso to the l4th of January.
CHILL.
CHANGE OF MINISTRY.
from the Valparaiso Herald, ian. IA
Since the last mail the chief Minister of State in
Chill Mr.. Varas has signi6ed his intention of laying
down his portfolio and the Minister Of the Treasury
has followed the example of his chief.
The Cabinet of the President consists OF four as
follows -
Minister of Foreign Affairs, who is also Minister of
the Interior, Mr.. Varas.
Minister of the Treasury, Mr. Waddington.
Minister of Justice who also regulates the temporal
affairs of the Church, and has charge of Public In
BtrHction Mr. Ochagavia.
Minister Of War, Mr.. Vidal
OF these, the Minister first named is chefan d
xiyes tone to the Government and it is Of his
retiring which is looked upon as likely to Affect the
aspect of political affairs. 80
We understand that Mr.. Varas Is about TO WITH
draw from public life for private reasons solely and
not on account of any difficulty with his duty OF dis
satsfaction with his confederates Still we have no
direct official information the subject. But ru-
NOR says that he wishes to devote himself to his
profession-the lawn neighborng town, for the
improvement of his private fortune.
The Minister of the Treasury is said to have pri-
vate also for surrendering the keys OF the
nations strong box.
1t is understood that Mr.. Caballo, for some time
past Minister to the United States will succeed Mr..
Faras. and that Mr.. Berganza will succeed to the
keys No other changes anticipated.
Mr.. Caballo was expected to arrive by the steamer
of the 10Th inst and probably this change was for
some time premeditated.
retain his present position until March next.
The number OF deaths IN santiago during tne
month OF December last was 73s
The number OF passengers carried over the 20
piapo Railroad during the years OF 1852 and 1853
was as follows:- .,o,o
Passengers IN 1907 ...3a'Oio
In 1858. ..39,'4l
difference ............... o'1z4
I0tai recelpt from lreght ana passen- 400, - a,
gers, 1852. .................... 1921 ~ 05
1898 ......................'. oso'oo' %
MS e1Io COZ 90
% 20
me .o. eos. =, s t .3 a. ' GU 81 acn non
a a ~ VIZ s ohbi,
s gives nemsy per oen'agg 1a h rpad no
=. ~. o noai4Ss P0i '0A'e' '1'-N'N ~ ~
" Pnars have been circulating of late that another
nantoT =; on tha owe of brearng ont in Chill
4 Al Of nhaI,i
NJ ns ench ' an occnrenre One saws 4 will GER
.y oou ;th;,, a;nhtaan ,oonths. others A., No
date: Int we nloce no relance in such vague as
sert;ons though We remember the old adare.
.. Stra,yss sbou (Which wav the wind hlowsn 4 dis.
satisfaction NAV he growing mn which will and
won't IN blood Init We onne the government are
well advised and well PREPARED.
a tide of emipration seems to be setting toward,
the sonth: Il is not strange that people should
leave the comparatiye arid dusty plains Of this part
Of Chill for the more moist. fruitful and healthy
regions of the south II is there that the greatest
rural incubation will ultimately be found
pu,pY,
ILno. -. :, pou,
serious .' Inios ,or e,tbv and nonular man
neadea py Elias, WY h anu f INC prss
VINO nus s1aeIal LILIES peem nnan,ort =; ttinr
Ienoy VI sae nepu =. ,,,,rns hnt ~ i; saI tha3
rigorous measures W ~ piS AZ oesoars a az
put httie conndence can pe plaoeu IN sn1 ta III
sne G ;as 'n dbo prss;dant bas taken the Ger
~ or ~ ;na tho na,ace as the onlv troons he
man gnards lnto INC paace' rs 'no oniy 'ioop' Nc
can rely upon. a.. No.
by lne iuSt mai we fectiNeu the neWs shaV O9A
Domingo Elias, after escaping from Tombez where he
had been defeated in his attempt at notwithstanding
Perm had landed on the coast near Pisco in the de-
nertment of leo in which most of bis estates lie
pa , 'hS v ~; To- ;anaa 4; orastaSt Rv th;,
auu mneIo ns in n. =. Saa"1, =; yyo;s;,S,
steamer we near that ne mas succeeded III laish.s
q force OF about three thousand men 10
march upon Lima, but was waiting the result
of an attempt to revolutionize Tactna and Are
uuina in his behalf Colonel TOrrico was to have
aattapcLed hin, soon after he landed but rs
~ oorId aniu ro;sa eoo men he Thought that
ne coniu ohy lais1 wy in.' ,oo1o mut;5 bo COW
prudence auViseo nm NV " ioa.e ., MI ~ =;
now tnlngs were gong ~ Is cuiicmey saiu ~
Lima that If Torrico does march u VIII De 10 JOIN
Elias, for he has weakness for being on the win
ming side 1t is generally supposed that if the revo
ton should succeed Castillo will be again made Pre-
s;dant nntt;ng Elias into the Ministerial dc Hacienda
mn - ~ ha;r, ,,;I;torv man conJd NOT hone
ne ias' H. ng ps;datai ha; h;nsa,f NV Aope
70 Keep tne fresidenuai char nimsen.
The following extract from private correspon-
dence, though not intended for pubcatlon gives SO
lively picture Of the state of affairs in Lima that
we venture to give 1t publicity. We are happy to
hear from Kate HAYES who created 80 lively sensa-
t;on hero and we arc Glad tn learn that we NAV ey
ot p;sc, c cc =, vInaroso Che i a vonng and
~. -. Di.' s,sv 'P sd =: I.I - o s ,'
cd from Italian parentage. though born in the
limited States. we trust She will receive hearty
,raIcone in Valnoroiso We shall nrohahIv have M
,sck If onerat3c . sars after this If her recent;nn