The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

Ran0m8 Herald, Zl.I
On Thursday morning, the steamer Lima arrived in
port from Valparaiso Callao and intermediate ports
ehe brings twenty-five passengers and s2AS,ooo in
Her latest dates Valparaiso Sept aoth, cAao Oct
10th, Paita, l4th.
me principle topic Of discussion in the papers the
in before Congress for the reorganization Of the
SssT y ,r: sS. from
The public holidays, in honor Of the independence
AVE been celebrated al the republic and business
consequence was almost at stand stin. The Aercu
10 calculates that two balls given in honor of the
son. in Santiago and the other in Valparaiso cost
one be sbeS hs
nination in the markets in certain articles-such
american productions, French wines, brandes, and OIL
In metals the demand was steady. In wines and
Eandies the sales have been brisk Sherry in octaves
wanted. Claret In cask is abundant, and malt Ii
,s :s dun q SALE IN provisions the market well sup
In produce exports the stock Of -four is reported
Re MARKET Wheat i also duh Of sale, and holders de-
irous Of realizing. At Conception 1t Is quoted at II
reals the fanega Small sales Of barley have been made
q 81, SIX mouths, bagged Hides are and want
81. Copper has come in in small lots and sold at $40
SO 26, equal to SO IS . $40 on board.
FRuGHrs no ENGrASD.-Ores to Swansea from Huasco,
rs los There ia no demand for Australia and no freight
whatcver for Fan Francisco
There were twenty-sevsn British and eight American
vessels in the port Of Valparaiso the Goth September
II. B. Ms steamer Dido arrived the 18th, and H. l.
Ms corvette Adventure, Is guns, the 26th from Rio
counts received at Valparaiso the country was quiet
end Belsu, the President was at sucre.
From Lima We have received the Hsraldo and Concrete
- the 10TH and the Lima Foreign Nsus Of the 30th Of
September and It'll Of October.
Our private letters inform us that Echnique has as
yet done nothing towards fulfilling his boast Of defeating
Castillo On the contrary, the latter has almost in
variably been successful in the ghtest skrmishes that
have ~ yet taken place General San Ramon, with
three thousand men, had advanced to join Castillo and
told not to be surprised IL ex-President Echni-
que and suite soon make their appearance in Panama to
7ry the benefit OF climate, and take lessons in the
science Of government from our legislators. Whether
Peru win gain much by the change Is case Of quin sa6e
for BIZ and Jack is very much alike-especialy Bill
In fact is about six Of one and half dozen Of the
slamaton to the effect that there would be
4 means Of raising patriots to fight tho battles Of the
hunting up every poor devil they can catch who with
>Ransformed into soldiers.
is said that the government has purchased up all the
% not know but it would lead us to believe that Eche.
que looks forward to living Ia Nebuchadneszar or In
Yankee parlance Ego to grass"
n for rs party From learn that Echinique has
army froH Chongos Chupaea to scaysna Nto where
hs waits for Castillo to attack him The rovernment
e enemy San Roman with ae a.
ons say $1,000 was at cuxco and It Il said refuses 70
mt with cs at .,. Don Domingo Eiss was il Ari
against him. General vivanco was at Islay fquiniou s
vas the only port not in the hands Of the gov.
eminent.
The Concrete publishes q statement OF the shipping
business Of the port Of Caao for the month Of septe
her.
During that period It appears that 50 vessels Of the
segreeafe Of 2573 TONS were loaded at the Chinchs
Islanda these, 10 cleared for England with IL e97
tons IL to the Udtcd States with 5000 tons and to
France, with 1924 tons. There were 3s British and
United States vessels in the port of Caao the 10th Of
shis month, and ~ British and United States vessels
1t the Chinca Islands. N
During Che month of September 3o,675 quintals OF
eatpetre were exported from Iquique In the CORES
Rcnding month Of last year the quantity 103 49,
ne decrease In to be attributed to the revolution.
we perceive BY the Lima papers that Captain Peder
son, gentleman well known to- and highly respected
~ All our czens here, has had diiculty with the Pc
government relative to the disposition OF the po
ca Prsoners he undertook to convey from Callao to
s<n,fal Amerea- II arose out of malicious statement
psblshed In the Herddo accusing Captain Peterson 81
not having compiled With Il. conrae but the captain
government, but also acted in the most hrmans ~
bind manner TO his passengers We are glad to earr
that the government Of Peru fully satisfied Win ~
course he pursued. te# =