The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-14

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The Monetary Pressure In ChiIe-ARslIs In
BoIfvia-The Revolution I'm Peru-sup-
posed Capture OF the Chlncha
Islands by Vivanco-O Outrage
upon an American Sailor
at Callao,
Sc, &C., &c.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Companys steamship Bo
gotta, from Valparaiso and intermediate ports arrived
the 2lst uo at Panama. with fouiteen passengers and
about $3.50, 600 In specie.
From the Panama Star and Herald, Dec. 81
CHILE.
The from this republic very scanty; loCl poll
tics occupy the attention OF the legislature and the
made by the government have completely
sed the public that all fears of revolutionary reaction
at an end.
The monetary crisis still continues to be felt by the
merchants Of Valparaiso but up 10 the present time they
pensions that have taken place unimportant The
incoming harvest promises to be an abundant one.
BOLIVIA.
Everything is reported quiet in this republic Fr Ii.
nares the provisional President highly popala and
of his first official acts the Of decree ia
vorabe TO the Indian population.
PERU.
For the only able 10 give from this epub-
lie, refer to the following letters from
pondent:-
AFRICA, Dec. q, 1867.
The rgate Apurimac after abandoning isay proceeded
To lquque dsembarked eighty men and took possession
cruted all the "Chilenos" that were working satpetre
and intends 10 here and ransack the places that is
the case am afraid the 'Cnlenos" will commi many
murders for the sake OF gain.
IsiAy, Dec. I, 1857.
CAstlAs troops occupy the port, vyano~s having gone
present Iquique. There was q skrmish frent OF
Arequipa few days agothe casuahiesew. Casla has
sroops Su. Otherwise Everything remains As bsre In
the meantime business is completely a, stand stll
In my last, wrote you Of the ship Andalusia Of Bs
more, having got ashore the Whales back at the
entrance TO the Boqueron passage She Got OF
with the united assistance Of enc Of The rorcrnnspt and
Of the Pacific Mail Companys steamers, after throwing
overheard about 25 tons guAno A yet she makes
water. So far rs can learn OF tho unfortunate crcum-
stance, added TO my knowledge Of tho blame
be fairly attached 10 the captain.
Another outrage has again boon committed by the Pc
ruvan authorities board the American shipT II Wales
The circumstances ollows-A dfculy took place
between Cholo and one OF the crew. which resulted in
the sailor striking the Cholo who Immediately hailed
bum boat and sent word 10 the captain OF he Peruvian
steamer Iscushaea 10 take him from tie ship; upon
which tho commander sent armed boat aud took the
Choo from the vessel and in the course hour he
back and the offending sailor taken his
place and lnhed on the buoy punishment. These pro
ceedDgs were protested against by Capt Burr In person
10 the commander Of the steamer who, a very inso
lent threatened 70 put the captain the sailors
The kept the buoy for four hours and then
liberated Captain Burr upon his arrival Caiao, made
warded Il 10 the Minister In Lima, where the win
undergo thorough investigation.
General Castillo has been sent into exile In Chile, and
the rest OF the state prisoners either In prison
somewhere else bark kept with her sails loose
for six days for the purpose o conveying them 10
Mexico but the authorities afterwards changed their dos
tination.
The revolutionary frgaio Apurimac daily expected
take possession of the Chincha Islands Tho spectators
the qui rire for the event The from tho
south Is unmporans; both armies state a mac
tivity.
MARKErs
vkYARAfao, Nov 20, 1S57.-During the fortnight here
had been a slight Improvement in business, owing 10
foreign buyers purchasing In the market The imports
during the period have been very large but
than sufficient considering the demand and The large
stocks on hand.
Cotton stus were demand for BOLIVIA an the Arrcn
tine provinces Shrtngs quiet silks and linens only small
salcs.
Metals-The market Is sockod with all Sorts and tho
sales have been very limited.
Provisions-sugar dull and tending dovnvards. Rice
Stocks moderate and looking up. Wines and spritscck
large and sales for local consumption only Spirits OF
turpentpe scarce. Barley declining in view Of The large
incoming crop.
Miscellaneous. Silver IN bars at Copiapo, sio 81.
Copper, s22; holders holding out for a higher price,
which was submitted 20. Hides scarce and IN demand.
Wool from SIS so ti9 for Merino Indian, fi4; com
whte, si2 so sl3; black, - SO %. Cocoa, fer
export 70 France, ga oonee-Costa Roa, slb 50 fl6
Nurate. n Iuuiuue - R 12k