The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14
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Affairs fn Peru.

TAoNA, Jan. 5, 1854.
Poi'ttcS- Difficulties uh BoiUa-Doa Dom .go
Elias Runiors Of a Combination Between HIM
ana Bdsu-Satistics of Repen~ and Erpe vdt.
tWes-Guano at the Ch,ncha islands, &C., &c.
Inc pohtca state Of affairs In this country ppears
~ present rather gloomy. Nothing has being dona
yettowards an adjustment OF difficulties with Bolivia
In he southern provinces the iuterdction is severely
let by all classes The cessation or trade and the
scarcity OF money has paraysed the ENTERPRISE ana
industry of the country and the Gourshnp state In
| which these departments were some time ago has
| been changed into q DISASTROUS stiffness When ws
were confident that the government was shortly tn
undertake the campaign with Bolivia, we have been
startled with the conveyed by the war steamer
Ucsyal being nothing less than that Don Domingo
Elias had revolted against the government in lea.
where he organizing body of troopsQ 500 men,
and proposed to raise insurrection, founded on
the ground that the war with Bolivia was an evil for
Che country and entirely without any object. There
has been general cry Of vengeance against such D
leader who to satisfy his personal ambition endan
gers the safety Of his country. However, prompt
means have been taken to repress this movement so
ahtt patriotic. The brigade OF General Vigil, which
in tss city, has been sent to the North operate
vita the division of General Forri;o and, according
to all accounts Eas will soon disappear from tina
scene
The last intelligence from Bolivia is to the goth
Dec through the United States Charge d. Atfiires,
Colonel II W. Miller, who arrived here from CDcha-
bamba Everything was qpiat, and every revolutionary
movement had been quelle1 by General Belzu. II
is reported here that Elias is in combination With
Belzu so II is likely that some cor,s OF Bolivia
troops will descend to the tropter, where they will
NEE. the division Of General PeZet, and probably
conflict will ensue. My conviction is that in few
months rythDg will be decided either for peace
or war There has been great sensation in Lima,
created by article that appeared in the Conerc o,
headed q Pesse at al events, aud which i attri
buted to OF the cabinet minister However, his
! views have been fully refuted.
The budget for 1854 and y Heaa approved
| The revenue in the two yes lla5ed at $l9-
| $50 sos, and the expenditura s54,SuS.
| The IrinciCa items of the lme Is produced by
guano, SIS, GOO 900, and the III ms SO 100000.
| General Mrndiouru, the Uln St5r who contracted
the loan IL London for SIS 800 200, has arrived from
| Panama, also the newly appointed United States
| Charge d 9 faires for Bolivia, Mr.. j. w. Dana.
Miska H8user, the celebrated yiclinist, is going to
| give concerts in Lima.
| Tie late Secretary for Foreign Affairs, DR. d.
| Jose Manuel Frado, has been appointed Minister
Pleniootentiary to the United Safes.
Very cheering accounts have been re ,eved from
the Peruvian settlements on the river Amazon-a
steamer had arrived at Loreto.
In December there were 1853 vessels loading guan0
at the Chinoha Islands, of which nearly one halt were
American. F.B.