New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

,.,..,ve tsbse Of recelpss Of tie psbgc in-
.,ns sny;ny October ass compared With those o. me
ssas month IN the years 81 Snd ~, gives nc o"o"'
s esin,; during October show s,ees. Of more
than one million on those of the same month n me
sea, 1854 and of more than half million On those Of
October 1855. ,r.
has -ec.fyed $40 500 coo more thsn during the same
s,oa of the wear 1854 and 81 coo 600 more than the
ipgress durpg the same ten months OF the year le,o
The increase during the month OF oe'O0e' mas psei,
chiefly in the duties on imports, which have yelled
Al cod COO more than those of October, isoi and
S932 COO more than those Of the same month ID 100.
The n,noiples Of free commerce, adopted shu prSo'
,ioed with confidence by that St'e nave pen SOU
toned sntw by the progressive increase 0I US nooe'
Notwithstanding the diminished Ea'es VI Ne uu''e'
posed. ,,c..,. "a, o,,r,;,.
ING The titles Of the creditors Of the State during me
Jietstorship have agreed 70 hquidae and recognize
tho ann of II 900 000 rejecting sll 800 90 IN calmS
not sufficiently justified. The Executive abstained
from sapc,oning the report and presented TO Tue con-
sjderation Of Congress but nothing was resolved on
the subject. ,.
General throughout the Republic and General Nivsnco
the leader of the revolutionary party, has succeeded IN
obaipir possession Of nearly every port on the Coast
excepting Calao. The Lms journal, FL Comere'o, Is
filed with communications respecting the movements
OF the opposite parties but we can CLEAN niue or no
definite Information from its columns.
There appears, however little doubt OF Csstdla :
overthrow If the revolutionary party remains hrm
Considerable excitement has been crested by prop
osiiion 10 purchase the Chnchs lslsnds, which Is VI
course strongly opposed by the present agep' Mess
Gibbs & Co.. on the grounds that they hoid lnem 10
trust to satisfy certain foreign debts 9.
General Viyanco has issued proclamation. as gu
preu Chief Of Peru 10 which be snnus the oeStee VI
President Castillo issued afteI the battle OF La rama
suspendng the payment OF interests socIung on VIC
national debt. He says thst such an et'ept al iepu
d;s,;on ia death stroke at the credit of Peru sad
msintns that the proceeds Of the guano Islands must
90 as originally agreed TO pay the debts due To In
Gland and France and others, whether internal or ex
and that if the guano products are not suihcIen
Cor tbis nurpsse the Government must take every
recessary means to faciltste the speedy cancellns
thereof. IL, =. W..
n r NJ frigate President, which sailed for Nalpa-
raso had returned TO COLLABORATING, 1t Is repor'ed
run short of provisions.
Our Guayaquil correspondent writes that business Is
brisk-imports selling cheap. Cocoa Is out OF season
and quoted at $7Gs7 so T. cargo OF 81 10 rough
eousl 10 5000 50 al. for clean on board in bulk
A reduction had been made IN the duty On foreign
flour from a. 80 TO 81 E 200 10. We should think the
latter quite high enough tariff
President Robes had visited Gusysqul, aud re-
turred 10 Quito on the 18th ut.
Professors Francis and Moore, of Iowa, started for
the interior on the eth ult, on their sclen,hc eAPe-
dition The President purposes sending commission
of cers of the Navy 20 aid in the object OF the TOUR
and to collect similar Information for the oencn OF the
nation. ,. :.
A Mr.. Newman is about to open the hester in
a professional corps were giving concerts at easy
aquil.