The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15

mtnshng the tax on the expectation Of copper ..
the establishment Of . mint in Caldera, and on me
amendment Of tho existing law on the Councils OF WEI;
The treaty Of Union between Chile and other South
American republics, prepared by the Minister sr W.
ras; and many others equally important
The Copiapo mines continue In a prosperous CONDITION;
Atterly several fresh yields have been obtaned and
some discoveries made which reveal The nexhausopie
riches enclosed in that district.
has visited almost all the southern pro
vnces Of the republic, causing some damages and msto
The Bible question has found it's way a far south q
Valparaiso. Mr.. David Trumbul, q Presbyterian
clergyman, and q Senior Francisco Gsrnus, Catholic
priest have been firing red hot shot into each other ior
some weeks past The worthy paire claims that sne
Protestant Bible has been aduterated" by the bloe
Society while Mr. Trumbull vigorously declares that
his Bible the real Simon Pure. This ridiculous confer
directed the attention Of The liberal party to the
law making the Catholic religion the exclusive re.
gon Of the State This present session OF Congress- Will
probably pass law granting religious liberty in its full
extent.
FEELING TOWARDS PARAGUAY.
is held by the South American republics we ranalse an
article from the Mercto del Vdor OF valparaiso, OK tne
9is, o. Nay lays n.. .srss d.c,.. i'm.
posirg Of silver rails (2oc) every newspe-
per Introduced into the country wherever IL DO printed
This liberal resolution sufficient indication OF that
States situation.
PERU.
ELECTION EXCITEMENT AND DREAD OF REVOLT
TIoN-A GENERAL SCRUB RACE FOR THE PREsI-
DBNCY NORTHUMBERLAND AT AREQUIPA
eoOD-AN AMERICAN STEAM FLOUR MILL IN oPE-
MISUNDERSTANDING CASTILLO GONE sOUrH-YEL
Low FEvER AT CALLAO-AMERICAN SHIPPING
AND FRSIGHTs.
Peru is engaged in Presidential election struggle,
and is feared that 1t may take character preudicia
the country revolution The only candidates as
yet Cssta the present Provisional President aud D.
Domingo Elias The latter has put forward his programme
and concse aud to the poiot like Of business as
he Castillo depends upon the fact Of his having the
power in his hands to carry all before him, He had aart
ed from Lima to the South one OF the national stesmers
without advising any one thus gaining march on Elias
IN canvassing the Arequipa aad rscna districts.
Dr. deIonso Zavala, the Project Of rscna, had died
suddenly He was great supporter Of Castillo
Echenque, the President, aud VvancO we're in Val
paraso Santiago. They both excluded by decree
from even presenting themselves candidates for the
Presidency thus, SO frequently happened Peru
leaving behind the seeds OF future revolutions " one
fair, free and uncontrolled election were ony for once
allowed, a. which all the many Preendientes who Keep
the country in commoton invited TO present them
selves, it would certainly great way 20 prevent dis
content. However, this never seems TO De Cast'us
policy
Business has been active in Arequipa since the conclu
zion of the revolution and large shipments OF goods have
been made from Lima to that market
In Psy.a, flour mill driven by steam power, the first
Of the kind established in Peru, opened the day the
Bolivia passed 1t s the property OF Washington Booth,
Esq OF Baltimore, and doubt will be good specus-
ton and great benefit TO the province
ne sso and Ssge
notice Of having in the straits Of Magellan, in tue
first stra the southern coast the remains of vessel
dans but the currea and wind too strong TO per-
init the steamers delay in order to ascertain whether
those remains denoted real wreck.
[Calao June 12) correspondence Of Panama Herald
Business still continues extremely dull, and what is
stl worss the prospects ahead denote continuance for
the next ak months Added TO this We have no news
stirring, excitement everything dull, dull, dull
panic would be relief from this state Of monosony.
As yet time has been ike for the elections, and will
net until the Castillo party OF his return 70 the
executive power.
arshan San Roman he's accepted the csrters OF Mi
mister OF War. This does not lock much like Castillo
signing his powe to the test Of uncertain issue Of the
ballot still the elections may go ana he elected
is all rgnt, and If he amt he will still remain in power
The military somewhat alarmed at the formidable
array CT citizen candidates brought Against them and the
executive out Of the hands of the military will
| never return.
Genera Castillo has gone south In the steamer Huaras
on excursion or pleasure trip with his family.
We have had few cases of yellow fever that have
proved fatal, bus s very mild owing to the cold wea
tner here.
mere still remains large amount OF American ton
mage here, seeking, say about 80 900 tons OF feight
BOLIVIA.
This republic continues it's peaceful march. Thc
IAnares administration untrng In their Efforts 70
organize the country, in which prolonged military despo
tism has left many germs Of discord and ignoran
| preludices.