The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-14


toms tariff and come into operation on the lst Of Janua
Che~ ing and smoking tobacco shall be reckoned a.
monopobzed according TO the resolution Of the 18TH OF
October, 1856.
considered eecina under which head they reckon
cd In the present tariff and shall therefore be subject 10
the usual rates. paying the common duty Of twenty-five
privilege for the manufacture Of beet root sugar
been granted 70 n Lavisne. The soil and climate OF
Chile 10 said 70 be favorable 10 the growth Of the beet
literary and scientific institution has been ncorpora-
ted In Valparaiso. Addresses delivered M open.
ing by Wm. Lloyd, Esq, n l. G. e. L., and the Rev. r.
PERU.
PRoGREss or TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POPU-
LARITY-NBw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REBEL
LloUs WAR vEssELs-FIRING IN ARIcA-TRADE
PARALYzED.
Tho Peruvian war steamer Tumbus was at africa the
llth ult., and the Los aud Apurimao ct Isay.
General vivanoo the head Of the revolutionary move
received with enthusiasm; he immediately Issued pro.
clamaon 10 the people, and commenced organizing the
different branches Of his administration.
The departments Of hoqucEua and Puno remain faith
fol 10 the those OF Csn and CAnches have
declared for vivanco.
that port and General san Roman At Puno organic
ing the troops. The city OF Cuzco remained faithful 10
Truxilo and Lambsyeque have declared against the
government In favor OF General vvAnco. In the latter
Town the people defeated force Of forty infantry anda
suS Prsiect By he reSolStionary Any. '''A
A letter from Tacna dated december Q, published IN
the Com1co Of Lima gives the following Information re-
lAtive TO the Revolutionary movement-
The writer attributes the present revolutionary move
,n os cnauc s 'e 'u ss
despoc course pursued by soms OF the provincial
ernors
sting government anticipated that they would 81
tack Arica and tho 2otb they anchored In the bay,
pie had decided for dsosrirg in favor Of Genera yvanco
two companies Of the Ayscucho division unfortunately
hred on detachment censstinE Of SIXTY men sent on
time In the streets and resulted In seveoteea beng killed
and thirty four wounded victory resulted IN favor Of the
and the writer acknowledges that bat for the captain OF
H. B. N. ship Tribune, which wn In the bay the loss OF
~ the SV resdsuce Of ne b. sh Consul
On the 2sh the Apurimsc and Loa sailed, having many
prisoners on board. The Tumbss vas IN Area, and II
expected thai the port would be attacked again
N 10 thought says the writer 'that in OF
insurreosion In this department, General Castillo viii In
transit Cordov, s concentrating all his troops al Via.
cha four leagues from Ia Pas, and there no fear OF
ns ooespyns me p'or,nes, a. ns s',usos 90 preoa
Business is Of course completely paralysis by the an
The Com1cio rsies tina, the french steamer Isvoiser
has sailed from Caao for Chpchas, to preveot the w.
Lett expectation Of guano from the Islands
BOLIVIA.
GENERAL SANTA CRUZ AND THE ExEcUuvE-REvo-
LuTIoNARY ATTENPT-YELLow yEvER-rHE GOLD
MINES.
Da,os nom the capital are 10 Nov IS
A correspondence between Gen. santa Cruz and sr.
Asurre Minister Of state, 10 published, Of vhoh the fol-
General santa CSus writes from RosArse usder dae OF
Sept 1864 BE complains that since HIS departure fror,
saa ave months beere he has NOT ouy been neglected
mary claims he states have not been attended 70 %
promised During the term ofGeneal oordovss govern
ies he declares that the ssssSiissnss, q consstu
uonal government, and permsscs Tor III expairfsed
BolivaDs "a return home, the ooly way 70 save the
The Minister replies on the % November, BY stating
that he surprised st he tenor Of The generals letter
"a. ,nsuIncss the sor ssS 1r.nssd 70 Sim AZ
TO the delay In the settlement Of the pecunary Affairs Of
S. ~ sS. no and ne low % ss nsons
reasury.
As 70 returning to his psuv. country the government,
has decrecd general amnesty without exception, and
be at liberty 70 return whenever he pIeases TO attend
1 to his private aaArs.
General Santa ovuz In the name Of the President 70
turn 10 Bolivia within forty months, and personally ap
pear before the supreme Court 10 urge the claims he has
pending, promising him that full justice shall be done
l him.
An attempt was made PO,o-i, on the e.b November,
70 raise revolutionary party BY Colonel Romos Castro,
but he wss Immediately arrested and the attempt proved
| Intellectual.
The provinces ofCsupocan aud Reyes which Formerly
belonged 10 the DEPARTMENTS Of Psz Ben have been
| erected into independent districts
The government has ordered survey 70 be made Tor
road IRON Ia Paz 10 Tsona the present means OF COM
l muncstion being onsafe for travellers. - -,
Inc yellow fever rases In the towns and villages norm
l OF Ia Paz.
The accounts from the new gold mines Of Choquemasa
are unavosbe the yield Of metal not beng q sounoan'
| ~ expected -
The press continues occupied In discussing the quins
affair between laborers and the house OF Bsye que
| vedo 20. appears that the gold digenss o. Onoque
mata which we mentioned formerly, have not CORES
pended to The accounts had received OF their richness
4 MARKETS.
1 vl1Plplso Nov. 7o--The markets SIN continue dun
no Gales having taken place for exportaton the loca
dealers being In general well supplied, All articles
l merchandise are ABUNDANT except sugar and coffee,
which stocks exher small or neid py Empowers Wv
tons Of Ali cssses are abundant and dull OF sale, excep
American gray shifting, which s scarce, Wool,ens-