The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

toivy the amount, with additional twenty per CEN
for cetts -,
Fy late Of Congress, Tomt, Southern port TINS
republic, las been declared port OF entry; lne Au'o'
brig Gcnoo s the Art foreign vesse ra'ine uev,
she takes 0c0 qu,nal OF wool for Boston.
leint resolution excepting from the payment VI I'M
port eutes all utensils machinery Of the nrc eompa
MES has also passed Congress -, !.
Tie Secretary Of State issued yesterday few copies OF
tie n, w census returns 10 December 1857 Whole mum
Der Of nhab tants 55s 49, foreigners, s6o9 IL are
Of the age Of lis and 100 years ls7 are over 100 years.
n conserrai on 4 San Jago with gentleman OF OH
ca autho ~ only second 10 the President, CORES
poId.p, was nform.d Of the precise indemnity demand
Cd b, your government N The Sportsman controversy
Mr. Bg.cr d mares
I'd dmurrafe Of sloo per day to be paid to the cap
tain Of the Spo tsman TIL said salute is rendered
3d. Fun payment Of all damages accrued TO the
and ohaTtsieik Of the vessel.
Your nfol mant stated that the Chilean government
v'ud Willingly comply with the last mentioned ucle,
but consistently could accede the No IN
suit TO the American flag intended, consequently 10
apo. ~ could be given Government attempted &
force It's own reyue laws within IT. waters should
IT. appear that those waters were subject 10 the
jurisdiction Of Eoiva, then an apo ogy TO Bolivia end not
fully rendered if demanded. lie also stated that the
q lean government had concluded TO indemnify the
ers OF the whaier Franklin for delays occasoned by the
losa asthoritcs in Talcahuana.
Pssis, in his report on the m neral resources OF
'hs gives enc alarming 'tais concerning me sv.I
explorations Chana,iilo, the most productive district,
produced for five years from 1852 20 1857 only 26 1884
marks at outa, for labor and machinery Of S2b 1876
collars ia 1857 the district produced 80 $50 dol
lars less than the cost of labor 10 explore the silver Mr.
psss ascribcs this amentabe state OF facts partly 10 the
high prices PROVISIONS caused hy nearly unpas sable
roas but osy 10 the old spanfh mining laws yet in
force in this republic and recommends their repeal
The severe complaints against your government ~
city cf the United States residing abroad and mostly
N the Hisparo American republics for the laAity with
which their rights and interests are rejected seems 70
BE- caused mostly by that system OF consular appointments
pursued by your government Party reward for pnrty
zeal is the only necessary qualification for office Twenty
years wandering this coast has brought us in contact
with many Of these representing the consular dignity OF
the Uned States whom man Of scnso could converse
q without despsing whom no honest man could trust
10 the transactions Of life; whom man OF cor
rect morals would Willingly admit in his company
men mcuraby bad, nntrust~orthy, and incapable.
In srckinr, however, thus severely of the incaplcty
disp. yec by consu!s many honorable gentlemen
nirsi be xcei cand putting the Consul at Valparaiso
atcc, al whom wishing 10 say no EVIL shall, Of
ssiy m, nothing alive bound 10 partcuarizc
one remarkable exception: hessrs lie Quelec Bori.s,
o. this city, embarked in the ship Hma,aya bound 10 San
Fl ncikco, with $50 bar els OF refined sugar few days
before tie sailing Of the vessel English gentleman in
ofmed the Shippers tina, he believed there was law III
st.nce prohibiting the importation OF refined sugars
into the United States except in packages over COO lbs
weight The OF the sugar used all diligence 10 verify
the so received and made due inquiries al the
United States Consulate There they informed that
TIL Consulate had no knowledge IL any law prescribing in
what kind packages refined sugars should be imported
into the Unitedsates Upon lis assurance the chip was
allowed to depart with the sugar on board.
After he sailing Of the ship the opinion Of your cores
p0rdfnt requested and cited the Law published
The tar an advised to have the sugar entered san
Frarcisco under debenture This was done by mail via
ianama OF tie results we are not vet informed II ig.
noracc s no excuse in aw ought certainly not 70 be
pleaded by any public officer the Of his unc
uors. Will you inform your Pacific readers under VIVA.
law the Consul is authorized TO charge twenty five cent;
c tie delivery Of prepaid ships letters ON the Staes'
Ey 'ast steamer mail from the United states has
teen received. We have lost all hopes TO b. liberated
from the petty alnoyarces OF this old English Steamtub
company. The following is verbal translation Of an al
inert which has appeared FOR five consecutive days
IN Tie editorial columns Of all the leading newspapers
-aD Jaro aud Nalparafo.-
United STATES.
We requested insert for five days the following
notce;-
In the ondon Tmts Of 2sth Nav, 1858, find the fol
owing "rewsn ffem The United States
In 10 certain questions respecting the ocean
ma service, Aaron v Brown Postmaster General OF the
In tod States has declared himself the cstb
lthment oi nj! Lew line or communication with foreign
countries Ibe actual proSira,on Of trade would mate
rally r.d CO tie postal Of the country aud pru-
icnt economy would be the best Pcacy Of the depart
mint.
We cannot fahom the object Of this advertisement but
10 rs II ms bitter taunt.
Copper freely offered at loc, sapctrc, 81 80 and -four
AT - e. Freghts Ia Europe IL 5s 10 Sydney e. Two
yhirs loading with -four for Melbourne.
The Salvatore sailed for Sydney with $50 Alpaca goats
on the 2lst nit.