The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

BOLIVIA.
TIE NEW CABINET orrrcERs-AHsy ArFAIRs-rRo


GREss UNDER PRESIDENT LINARlEs-DEcLiyE N
THB ALPACA WOOL TRADE-ABUNDANr cRors.
The Cabinet definitely chosen by the President has been
organized as follows;-Of Finance citizen Thomas Fras
OF Government, Justice and Public Worship, citizen Ru
pert Fernandez of Public Instruction and Foreign Aars,
citizen Luke Mendozs de Ia Tapa: Of Promotion citizen
Manuel Buitrago; OF War, General Gregorio Perez
Correspondence Of the Panama star and Herald.
The seat OF the Bolivian government will continue 70 be
in Ia faz until the rainy season Is over.
The militia are beginning take the place OF the stand
ing army, 40 that that institution will probably before
lonr be entirely dispensed with in the north Of that
public.
is gratifying see that Boivis has gained good deal
by the change she has recently undergone could not
be expected otnerwise, having At ts head man Ike
Scnor fnares, honorable stra ghtorwsrd aud enghen-
ed-a man who from his extensive travels, both IN Fu.
rope and America, and the many msortunes he has
dured. has derived great deal of sound Judgment and
experience and man whom these and many other quail.
hcatons render entirely equal 20 the position in which he
stands and capable OF fulfilling m msardous duties with
credit % himself and To every way satisfactorily 10 his
people HIS Cabinet, moreover, Is composed Of the most
that Bolivia restored peace and under GOOD govern
ment vii soon assume her proper place among the
tons Of South America
All the South american produces have fallen in the .
roresn markeu-ths another great blow trsie
The alpaca wool which has si~ays brought from 81
has como down 70 4S and 40 that the prioss
improve the holders o this article here will suffer An
mmence es a. they have not been able 10 forward
the coast lf years gatherings, on account Of the revo
ation and besree the original price having been raised
the natural consequence would be that the
will get for about two thirds Of lie actual value In the
manded high price, s without demand aud canny,
be sold the flat even low $40 10 t35 the Quill Tnp
change may also have been brought about by the
nous quantity Of BARK exported from Colombia and on
this account rumorei that decree win soon be pub.
lshed making free the extrs action Of the bark with
srcton but the very necessary 20 preserve the
carlla woods from destruction II is 10 be hoped that
this measure will prove highly beneficial a. will actu
ally bring down the class known In Furote by he name
Of cartaena and ptsyo, which can never conbe with
the Bolivian cslsays, and this will then be easily sold
at $50.
The crops this year will be very abundant, and will in
sn probability compensate FOR what has been the
two last thanks TO the revolution.
MARKETS.
NAlPARiso JAN 15.-During the last fortnight nothing
worthy OF note has taken place, sales being mostly
fined 70 a coarse description of goods ard several
parcels Of sugar sent to the Argentine Republic barely
sufficient for the consumption Of the interior and almost
nothing for Bovis and Peru and from the two the
orders sent by last steamer on very small scale
Notwithstanding this, the market, regards articles Of
importation, is veil supplied, and AZ 10 those which
exclusively destined Tor expectation, although the dopo
sits are large the sales meagre. not only on
count OF the al IN prices expected in Europe and the
United states but also from the great scarcity Of money
which now prevails In cotton goods transactions have
been limited there be ng great abundance the arket
psrteulary n ocsrre stockngs aus reoo1o shaSls IN