The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29

On Thursday, December 9, the steamer New Granada
arrived at Panama She had SO passengers and $3.50
In treasure. Her dates are, Valparaiso, Nov. IL
Callao, Nov 2s"; Paita, Nov. 20.
CHILE.
GOLD DIsCOvERY-$l0, 900 TAKEN OUT IN FOURTEEN
DAYS.
BY the above please note that gold has at length been
found in quantities Naciamento, ninety miles above
The steamer Poynesan arrived at twelve O'Clock mid
night Of the 14h ins bringing the OF American
by the name Of Brown having taken out ten Thousand
Nac.amento-that Talcahuano and Conception were In
great excitement the shop windows disolaying signs
lately rushed with fearful strides to Talcahuano bapz
ing consecrapg and blessing all the infants" stirring
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mine, rich and handsome, made godfather to seven
children in two days. So we consider facahuano people
tons.
From Quittola some SO miles distance news has just
many to look that way for the crock" Therefore you
safely put this down for geld county. Rents appear
to be advancing since the above news and soon we hope
to advise you OF young Sacramento, Sonora &c.
We copy the following market report from the price
current Of the Diario Of VAL Of Nov. l4-Thore
has been very few transactions of any Importance during
the past might The demand from the interior very
small; saes made for Bolivia The only arrivals
that have brought have been from England
Prints Of good patterns have obtained good prices and
continue in eemand IN German manufactures little has
been done; mixed shaw.s are very scarce and In
tn0
consumption, and Notwithstanding prices have de-
cred somewhat account Of the wish holders show Of
realizing their stock the price in small lots is
and high. whest-scme parcels have been disposed Of
at - 70 Candea is getting less scarce satpetreThis
parcel Il at cisposable 20 reals asked Brazil wood
That Of good quality BEGINNING to get scarce interior
wood is very abundant FreightsDrig Medium, Iqui-
Huaco AND Caldera to Swansea SIS 5s; brig P;kwiok,
ores Caldera to Liverpool 81 los; brig Caledonia, qua
no, ChiI chas TO Great Britain "a.
BOLIVIA.
This republic at length enjoys the blessings CT .terral
peace all The revolutionary movements having been
cessniiy qneed Gen. santa Cruz having asked permis-
sion TO return TO Paris it not only granted but so
his hall pay as CapainGeEeral was conceded TO him.
PERU.
The convention is stil In session, and many projects Of
law have been brought forward by The deputies Amongst
them was one to suppress Freemasonry. and proven,
lodges from being held; another proposed that the Je
was Dduccd TO egale their reidence in the country
The Sst estraoranaIy and important Prspositt.T
tie Chpcha Islands Tue following IL abstract Of the
law, which IL too long for our coluHlns:-
The preamble states that, considering guano to he the
chief Of Of the republic and at the
time terminable one, the nation had not de-
rived the benefit therelr ON TO which it il entitled
Whilst the present mode of sale was un uted and
five. Considering at the time the Of the
paton namely, TO rcpulage immigration educate the
people irgate the sterile coast lands and that the
equal The principal ia ther eore desirable to realize
the sale CT the guano in more prompt manner for the
benefit OF the national treasury Considering further
that according to the best calculations the present
amount Of guano is Il O70 1872 TONS Peruvian
ment) which may be reduced TO- say, $40 1852 tons BY
profit has exceeded thirty dollars &c Be 1t decreed
That the guano the Chncha Islands, say $40 1852
tens be sold at public auction in nine months at price
not less than $50 per ton equal to $780, $780, The
sale to take place under the management Of committee
Of officials pamed in the BILL The regulations Of the sale
next stated The nation does not hold itself responst
Bile for the smount Of guano and will allow recama.
ton for deficiency seek ii for surplus The la
TO be published in all languages, and circulated through
the government representatives in Europe, Asia and
fourth OF the sum, the remaining theeourhs at short
dates The money to be deposited In the Bank OF Eng
land TO the credit OF the nation and appropriated in
tain sums for the national good, SC, &c.
The foregoing which is only bref summary contains
the principal points OF the proposed messure.
From the Panama Herald Des. 81
To use an ishism the discovery OF gold in Chile In
discovery all because the existence Of large deposits
OF the precious eta in the southn portion of the
public between ATTITUDES 30 and 80 has been known for
centuries and millions Of dollars Of go have been pro-
cured in The neighborhood Of ylarica and Osorno dur
quered the county from the Spaniards, and farther
north near Chilian, gold washing is still successfully
carried Gu,
Nvncianento, the place SPOKEN of by correspon-
dent Mt tho head Of the river Bio Bo in a,
tude 90 SOUTH TIE frontier Of the territory Of the
yet ssubnitted to the rule Of the white From
scientific gentleman well acquainted with the country
We lean tLa the whole country presents Ia its geoga
pbca formation every appearance Of rich aufiferouf
teToss, extending about four degrees Of latitude,
nsney SO 70 40 south ard probably quite as rich
rs The reid nelds Of Australia California,