New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06
SOUTH AMERICA.
We have sGyices from Callao to the cath OF Janua'y
and from Valparaiso 20 tie 18Th


N"AsS
and from Valparaiso 20 tie 18Th
CHILL
rrorn The VALPARAISO HerSd. Jsa a. ,
Sce the L., mail the chief Minister NJ state ~ thll
Nr V.rns has sicu.ed his Intention OF laying down ms
rortioo and tie Minister Of the Treasury has followed
The example Of his chief ..,u.
Minister of Foreign Affair.", who is also hai'ief OF 'he
Minister Of the Treasury IIr Waddingon
Minister # Justice VINO also regulates the tempo al
sss ofthe Church and has charge Of Public Instruction.
Il n;Ji.t1Eo Of War Mr. Vidal
on tsse the Minister fr.i named is chief AMI gives
tone 10 The Government md il ~ vi course his re.rnS
which Is looked upon likely to affect the aspect d po
We understand tina; Mr yatas is abou, to withdraw
f-sn public lie for private reasons solely thl ho' Oh a.
count any difficulty with his duty or "I'h
his cOnfed. rates. Sui we have no direct oihclA ino'dt
ton on tie subject But Tumor says that ne wishes 10
devote Linsef to his olssonthe Lawn neishbor-
+, tvu for the imur,,yemen OF mis- private fortune
lie Minister Of the easury is sad to have private
roasors also for suuoudering the keys o. tue hal'A
strong boz.
Nn;,ter 10 the United Setes viii succeed MI Neras eni
that MIR Berganza will succeed 10 the keys No other
Charge are anticipated.
Nr Cabalo was expected TO arrive b. Tie steamer OF
tie 18th inst and probably this change was Tor som tine
We understand that Mr. Varas has decided retain his
present position until March next.
Tie number Of deaths III Santiago during me month OF
nect mb,r last was '3-.
Rumors have been circulating Of late that ther
luton il IN tie If breaking out in Chill Letters from
the coutry speak also Of the probability OF such an 0cclr
renee One SAYS il will certainly occur within eighteen
months Others Tx date but We place no reliance Ia
such vague assertions though remember the old atase
Stfaes show which Waythe wind blows. dssdtistAc-
ton NAV be growing no which will nd vent in bio, but
we opne the Government well advised ana wen pre-
pared.
A tide Of emigration to be setting toward the
south il not strange that people should ctve hs con-
rarave arid dusty plains of this part OF Chill for the
ff,l and hy rOl
i II ere that tie greatest rural population W." ui'ima'ey
be found
serious revolution hes broken out in peru headed by
Elas a very wealthy aud popular who has several
been candidate for the Presidency OF that republic
The Government is taking rigorous measures 10 suppress
IT, but il is said that but little confidence be placed in
the ocors Of tie army, and many believe that some 81
them will 20 Elias. The President has taken the
German guards into the palace, as The Only OOp nc cal
rely upon.
BY the last mail we received the that Don Domingo
Elias after escaping from Tombez where he ma oGen De-
feGted in his attempt at reVoluonzing Peru hal landed
The coast Psco in the Department Of lea in which
of his lie, and where bis influence is greatest
by theeamer we hear that he has succeeded in raising
OF about 600 to march Lima bit was wait
ing the result of attempt to reyoluonze Tacna an
Arequipa in lis behalf Col Torieo to have attacked
HIM he landed, but he could only raise 6OJ
he III, ught that prudence advised him not to leave
until he how things were going 1t currently sad IN
Lima that If Torrico does march it will be to join Elias for
be has weakness for being on the winning side IL gen
orally supposed that If the revolution should succeed Cas-
lila win &c again made President putting Elias into the
MristeIia lie Hacienda The latter not being military
could hope to keep the Presidential chair himself
The following extract from private correspondence,
though intended for publication, gives lively
picture of the state OF affairs in Lima that venture -
give il publicity We happy to hear from Kate Hayes
who created lively sensation here and we are glad to
learn that we may expect Bscaccane in Valparaiso.
She is young and pretty woman, was educated IN Italy
end desceudtd from Italian psrensge though b)ru ia
welcome in Valparaiso. We shall probably have no lack
Of operate stars after this, if her reception should
pGre with that OF Mics Hayes;
COre,Youderee ofThe vapaI,i,O Hersd;
Tie topic cfthe day course Elias. rns-Bels1 bsa. com
the rey Government statement published
aie sdi .wsowed by Ess chief c1oc. ai
tn: % 4o one DAY has n s ns A01 aoa as
gay be marching full % Lim. and . ne D., been doing 50
hat LIN, from lea near PSo ons &os
s cent al % d @ wa 'n hs a az The
AnsLs for IeePns suggesting that Of tina, ship
tsty Arrest. Of the prrepa ehr.c.e IN Lana are as1
place and have heard that the exPesdent Marshal
The heavenly Ks H.yes hs. new contract and
Lecss Bos to Got but respectfully 5 Goasss Tho
IN muse are divided their opinion Of her snd gi
i'er Of Mss bGye. Her boys" have gone tue length Of
W.. 10 .sIso owns to Il. SSssaa. which aa rsht
eIu ne TO % You YS,n g Il b s,
an ni'y Of s.us the Bsescean she leaves here for
The L. S frigate ST. Lawrence is at presen. lying in
CelaO Bay and believe she will leave for the south soon
BY private letter learn that the u. y frigate S.
LawfeIce will be detained at Callio time longer
than expected 10 the revolution in Peru and tho
difficulties at the Chincha Islands.
from letter published in the Panamed0 from the Lima
correspondent Of that Journal make the following
tT6Cts
In Guayqui the writer says, 1.-The people view the
olpoinme ut Of military to the various Offices with
Gske and discoDhdence, because they think that the
tine has arrived when capabity, probity, and ntel
eence and not embroidery (bordados should be title
TO o.ice. lie Democratic party have been defeated ia
every question by the Clergy who, the writer tells u.s.
are ignorant, lazy ridiculous, and corrupt The mill
tsry establishment Of the country is kept up stand
ard far above m means Of dread fanother
attempt by Flores and for this almost all the
colleges and schools closed"
he writer appears quite taken up with the Guayqul
ndes be says that it is impossible to seq hear them
without being enamored with their talents and graces
OF Peru are told that Caamarce and other cities of
the interior had pronounced in favor of Elias and that
ether provinces had also espoued his part on the
The defeat Of Elias by General Torco ut Zarsa is at
IIou'sd 10 tie aitOrous conduct Of hacendado named
feleoni who betrayed tie only point by which Elass
force could be outAsnked.
lie principal topic Of conversation in Lima was the con
duct Of Gen Deusa who is said 10 have BETRAYED Es,s
cause for the Of s2ooco although he had previously
received $4,000 to aid Elias.
The retreat Of Gen. Castillo still unknown nor /, II
aseeralned with certainty that he supports Elias
lie fsesct nj EchLque seldom leaves his palace and
ves surrounded b! his guards in dread OF poD
ular guthrie ak. Pr