New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

The steamship Lima arrived q Panama on the 2lH
of November With advicts dated at Valparaiso on the
3st Of October and at Caso on the 10Th OF NOVEMBER
CHILL.
We have the following summary OF affairs 10 this
business is rather slack 10 Valparaiso, and freiehts
difficult 10 be got The Internal affairs of the country
are going on very quietly.
TIE dispute b.t Seen the civil power and the clergy
has been happily terminated, the Bishop having been
Her Britannia Msjesty's screw-figate Tribune, 81
guns has arrived at Valparaiso, after long passage
from Rio.
and the railroad i being eI.crded iato the heart of
the mining cis cts TO facilitate tie expectation Of the
orts. go
The Mtrcurio Of Valparaiso hiss the following:
"a decree bas been issued through the Ministry,
prot lifting the Importation Of tobacco for chewing and
smoking 10 pipes for the Of sailors said decree 70
be enforced nom the LIST ofJanuary next
Through q mistaken interpr. taton Of our CONNER
Gil treaty with France the author ties In tue society
Islands exscied dfferental Duties from the Culh.n
yes es which frequented those ports. A. reo'ral,
we adopted the same system toward them, while our
Government claimed from that Of his Imperial Myesfy
the fument of the treaty respecting the RECIPROCITY
OF flags The French Government satisfied this de-
msnd ordering the authorities in Papeete not to exact
fferentia duties from the Gillian vessels, and -
the amount Of those exacted after the 18Th OF
February, 1851. Our Government replied Issuing
similar decree respecting French vessels arriving from
thoee Islands.
AZ TO England, the Board of Admiralty has made
slar declarations respecting the protection which the
authorities Of both countries must 10 future sofd for
the capture Of deseers from the navy n their respect.
i've territories.
Tie amateur concert given in favor of the sufferers
from the French Hundaon took place durng this fort.
night. The attendance was worthy OF fhe proposed
effect and Of peoples sympathy toward that pow
eliul and friendly nation.
Chill has decided on replacing the steamer she lost
on her COATS, and Congress has authorized Govern
me ut 10 invest the requisite for this object. Orders
have been forwarded to place this at the disposal
Of our Minister in Paris, Senior Bsnco Encasda, who
is empowered to contract for the construction OF
ste amer in London.
The law granting 81 eco and cuaird Of land for
sidipp tie proposed establishment Of porcelain man.
ufaoory in the country has been sanctioned and pub
lshed.
Government has granted loan Of $l2 900, free Of al
interest to the contractor for the steam navigation of
the river Bio Bio until the expiration Of the privilege
accorded on the Goth of January 1854 The contractor
OBJ iges himself in compensation to add another
steamer to the line and to carry, free from all charge
the mail and lubc treasure.
The Budget for 1857, approved by Congress has also
been published, end II e sums granted are as ioiors;
Justice Public Worship and Publ: Instruction. 1929
FINANCE. iooteoS 20
Tots................. Sc s2o 453 COZ
Tic Uoiversity OF Chill had granted to the Unvers
eral Of the prT cipa Universities Of Italy Germany and
Spain the privilege Of recog oiziog the diplomas aud
c. rfcates granted by them, considering them suh-
cient TO eDtle foe TO tie degrees of bachelor
and icentiae in the several faculties OF the Universy
Of Chill.
TIE same privilege has lately been granted to the
UDiversity of Brussek.
Constitution, brigantnes Ancud and Meteoro, the
schooner JanequerO and the s.oIeship Chill. A steam
corvette of 20 guns and 200 horse yer called the
Esmerads, is being butt in England at coat Of
$24o eco ard small steamer cal ed the Aaule has al
ready sailed from New-York, ID be used as tug boat
ct Constitution.
The mercantile marine at the present time consists OF
265 vessels Of aggregate OF o. OO5 tuns manned by
1874 searpen. IL Iy4S il only numbered los vessels Of
u, e9s tune.
Ibe Government have projected an expedition to
anime the coast between the Gulf OF Huaecas, south
OF Il AIchpelG 20 Of Chloe to the Straits of Magellan,
for the purpose of discovering whether navgabe
channel e1ists.
According to last ed vices Copiapos niaog industry
offers the most favorable prospects, but as yet nothing
rems able has taken place The several crops promise
abundant harvest and this Is very satisfactory news
a. during these last two years the articles Of first
ce,sity have maintained suoh high prices that had 1t
not been for TIE large amount OF work found in the
market and the high wages paid for it. we should
have suffered all the consequences arising from soar
city of food.
The papers contain the annexed report of Affairs bin
Peru Peru s stil in very unsettled state. Outbreaks
have taken place in Arequips and Puma.
The constitution had been formed to the dssatisfac
ton Of the priests.
Vessels are daily arriving at the Chinchs Islands,
numberiI now up ward of 100.
The French Admiral left Callao, receiving hearty
farewell from all the men ofwar in harbor, manning
the yards and firing q salute.
II is ssid that another revolution has broken out in
Arequipa against CastiIla, Of which Echiniqae and
Castillo are the nstgators. The revoluioniss declare
in favor of Gen. Vivanco.
The towns Of Santandes end Andons, 10 the district
of Andoar on the Upper Amazon have been destroyed
by tribe OF savage Indians called Murstos. Some Of
the inhabitants killed, and the rest all fed to the
Gods. The Indians threaten 10 destroy all the settle
only saved by the presence of garrison and the PEG.
pie say that the Government does not soon afford
tbem relief they will place themselves under the pro-
lection Of Ecuador.