The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-19
Our Tslcshuano Correspondence.

IAloAHuASo (Chile), July 20, lBoS
ne Weathe-1hs Carrying 7rade-FIour Asrks-De
crease in Trade and IN the Productions Of ne C,unry-
LAND koncpoliS-EGea q Mr. Kason's War Bill
American Property Abroad Fraser Riur Neios-Pros
poets Of 7aIcoAuawo-7Ae Port Of San Carlos Fourth Of
JMy-Seamr Indspendence- Isterrsesss in the Ameyi.
can Osmet1y-Nama Of AwSsca~s Rsidirv in 7alca
Auaao-United States Hospital, de-, dc.
The rain continues to fall steadily and copously and
aoonsequenoe every branch Of business 10 ct stand
There are no vessels in port belonging to foreign
tries, and but or two only expected I'LL the cad Of
the year.
The business season In this part OF the world does not
really begin until the last Of December when the Amer
can whsrs are expected 20 touch in for supplies ega
lar communication, however, kept up through the year
BY the American steamer Poynssian which makes three
round trips per month between this port and Valparaiso
Previous 70 the establishment OF this steam ocmmuno.
ton, about two years snce tho whole carrying this
region WAS performed BY sailing vessels, OF which there
were from fifteen 70 twenty proftaby emp oyod-now
ouson ID that either the natural producons Of tho coun
try have greatly fallen OFF, that the capacities Of the
steamer 476 tons are more than equal TO tho large feet
heretofore employed In the trade Tho former she most
probable and evidently Ia the factshe doe4 not
produce what did few years since During the years
other productions 70 California and 70 Peru without. pro
duoing any very percepuble change in prices Chile
-four in those years has sold In San Francisco for $40 aud
Sl2 bb and left profit to the shipper the
article sells in the market OF Valparaiso for $40 aud $l2
and his TOO without great Inducements TO chip,
ard occasional consignment to Australia Tho fact can
not DO denied that while the producing population u
rapidly en- the decline, the consuming GLASSES steadily
increasing.
The bssnoe Of trade anst Chile every instance
even revolutionary Peru is her creditor, for her to-
sugar more than the our and
barley from Chile Such will be the long
IA held In the degradation IL 10 here, add long the
government fosters the monopoly OF land and protects
of Onfn hnth
efforts OF the humber class Toe poor mAn has earthly
chance against the influence and power Of the ninety
two owners of Chile The whole republic, am told, /,
owned Outside Of towns and ce by ninety PERSONS
whose influence with the government we'll be luna
gnsd Laws are not only made to suit the peculiar mt
the peon even 70 granting e is conceded 70 him in
sideraton OF the thousands Of votes he poll ct
election Labor not even respectedit degraded The
arnan and the mechanic hold position,
influence; and these ridiculous preudices against
working class driving the very best and useful
this however did not intend 70 give you dissertation
upon the political and domestic economy OF Cale
The nteg by tho last steamer OF tina passage OF
Mr. Masons bill, during the short extra session OF
and the adoption Of Mr. Benz auins resodtiol
spacng claims Of American citizens against govern
meuts Of CENTS South America, nave created con-
siderable Tutoring among the Dons Americans ~
the rtt time since the administration OF Gen ia xsop,
begin to hope for protection a, the hands of their
government TIE property Of Auericsn citiZsns
ways been ccncered fair game by these petty and
The news Fraser river in the British
has excited the floating population many have left ana
more are leaving for the newy discovered gold region
Some fear exats, that TacabuaDo us pres
tge the great Of call for whAlers Tome, thrv
ing little town the opposite side Of tbs bay bat
the entrance has recently erected the dignity Of
port OF entry ia thought that many OF the whslers
will resort TO that place, but in my opinion Talcahu
latter port hes infinitely advantages for tbs whaer
both TO security Of Anchorage and tue supplies OF beef
and vegetables With facilities beyond tho natural ad
vsntases OF The country and the harbor upwardc OF ty
eight vessels visited that port from the LIST OF January
the LIST Of May while but seventy eight entered Tacanua
no during the period. l told that mercantile
will DO established ut Carlos this year where
every facility will be afforded whaers aud efforts will be
made 70 create consulate there 90 that vessels can chip
and discharge men As In Talcahuapo.
Toe fourth OF ly celebrated by dinusr-which,
by the way, decided failure. Four Americans and
the evening by Don Carlos Posi- the captain Of the
port; he Is generous, good hearted fellow, AMI be
iieve hiss learned what E9g:h he Eno ws IN the Uated
and prosperity TO the United Sates OF this
q mere iapus ingud-for supposes Don Carlos IL
The steamer Independence belonging to Captain Nye,
OF New York, which has been running here for q few
weeks past has been pa ed upon the Maue route aud
pies between Constituton on the Maue river, to
Valparaiso. The distance Is $50 mllee; this In bsl,er
uade for her. and she is wthou, opposition. With proper
mansg cement che should make money for her
nsvc news whatever. This is dun pacs.
enclose you list OF the inermepts 10 the American
burial ground since its foundation January, 1850 10 the
30tn ulrimo. The msor.y OF tnsee sailors whose
friends perhaps no. OF their resting place.
lie Cemetery and is surrounded by high brick wall II
purchased by the contributions OF Americans aud
placed In charge of the United States Consul 10 stu
Aied handsomely th. bros OF hill the little bag
OF San vincente, but contains tablets Monuments,
save oBe-the grave Of Captain Ackey Is enclosed 10
bacdsomey WROUGHT iron rating, within which neat
marble tablet bearing suitable inscription bu, beyond
this uodect tribute love, the hand OF Alec.
ton has never touched the sod which the lonely
and silent remains Of thirty ctr others
rsrrRaEsrs IN THE AMERICAN cEMErEy At rALcAHuAso,
cHr, PROM rs cossrcRArroS JAN l, 1885, TO JUNK 30,
1883.
Capt. Enoch Acsley Of Nantucket, died Jan S, 1855.
Charlotte AcSley, his dau yhter died Feb. 8, 1855.
jam Brock, Gh,rolieyile, vs., cled Fob: o isss;
Mr.. Mora, E1ga and died March 10, 1883
berry wallace (cOlc) phs died March 10 1885,
Sutherland, schuy ais, ". died March %, 1856
John Day, Eex York city, died April q 1850.
James Maynard, New london, q died April s. 1855.
Cha, sySs'f srs,s died A ns 70 Ass
Root NcBrioe, Baltimore No cate.
Jas. Hesrdy, wsshiustop, y. @ died Nov 10, 1855.
Jccn Huboeriy, scc,,aed, q cied July II, 1855.
Iotn Ttzeoo,u, Liverpool; eied August 81 1855
Pe,er Bssdln, Colo sorinss ~ ". died May o, 1sJ6.
Edgar kally, Nsneuvsst uied Nay 20, 1896
hugh Roberts, ralcsnoaoo, di,d Jan. 4, 1857.
Iane Rob. rts, Wales, b d'eG Jan 8, 1857.
John Roberts. wales, q. u tiea Angus, a. 1857.
Jonb simon, Poland. died August e. 1857
Robert Carr. Mes York, died Feb 20, 1857.
Alfred Barter, Philadelphia die1 March %. 1857.
wrlism Hairs, Halifax, died April q, 1857.
Mrs SINH Scotland died OCT n, 1857
samnel 8. Nicsles, B,ssen, died Nov. 10, 1851
Gerry Hurd. BufIslo, died Jan H. 1858.
VIM Gumpert, Germany, died Msrcp ~, 1858.
Alexander Anics, Nantucket, died Nach 10. 1858.
beniy Tesis, New York, DIED March %, 1855.
David ri ey, Salem. Mass disf ADfil 7. 1858
John Cooper, New Orleans, died April %, 1858.
Ro~lArd Christian. Nantucket, died June Z, 1858.
George Trusart, Bath, Ne died June IA 1858.
While sm shout might "a well finish up with list
Of all the Amer-ans alive ss veil ne dead
AMERICANS EEsiDNg IN TbLcAHrANO, JUNE 80, 1858.
A.. 10 wing, OF Boston, firm Nckiee, Lorng Co.
Or. n. rrumbuil, cf Hes Yors, and Dr +, W Bur
~ md rHuntr IN
and hscierdadfs Uarmers).
Berj Dcare, snip carpenter
George Crosmss. ship carpenter.
" W K,ay, owner Of lire OF stages 10 Conception.
NJ SHAW, clerk 10 United states Consul
uriah RDsseil, dealer IN clo,hing.
Chns Richardson, cashier Nitklce, Lofing X Co.
~ L Ferguson, AZ Nlckles, Lnring a Co.
Van 1tgen. Albany sale,msn at Eickles LorIng Co.
Geo A Ever, OF Boston, merchant
Jas Crosby, atsam bakery ana miller.