The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28


CHILE.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS MoHK ouIEr-rHy AGITATION
GOBLIN DowH--TKK PoLTCE. rosr OFFICE AND
Amy GERMAN ooLoNIsTs-r3wING III TIE
sTht ITS OF MCCLELLAN 100
IFrom the VaparssO Msrcurio, July I6
have more favorable reports and tne pto spoc'' NO
No G a.tssrips saaa during the previous fortnight
ne news irdo the provinces promises S0ai
rhe polics agitation continues Congress- but the scs
ssS3 IN now assuming more pescefui aspect A..
osl impsr,sn, IL the eeAonhment OF towing steamers
through tho StrAghs OF saselen, which OF grea' IN
ssss the nav ssS loSsne CHILE nS wn1
q afteen hundred miles to the Ola World and Norh
ASaric&
public having boon demanded, II appears that the existing
rse amounts to 1913 men requiring for their support an
The suibcr Of letters posted in 1857 in AL the chile
post ooes ,unied 10 els ia that Q. ce uneo
% 40 hs OF heed letters . ise aA' at,e aaas -
2A45. Total, l.3l4 9es and their vaiue, sIsoos Inc
naber Of letters cd for foreign countries 1907 was
HE standing army amounts 2ss men, being 4es less
than ixe1 by lR~.
vssiou eight brgadier generals Fix colonels, twenty
ssven neuensn, coone forty eight majors, ore hundred
cApsans eighteen aojnans, sixty four heotenants, and
seyenty four ensifns. fetal, 34..
The Secretary Of State assigns 10 his report The cause
es ssSso RsrosS Ts sum Invested ap
April last n the railroad works was 81 200 4eb Daring
he rst four months o. ths year the revenue yeaea ny
or paaseugers and SIS eco for merchandise Last year
nc totA proceeds amounted 70 sss.5e6.
10 Tie Territory OF hanquehue there are nov $50 Ger
families and preparations are being made for the re-
cepsion OF more colonists
Government intends promoting emigration from the
north OF Europe towar is the Suas OF Mageen, and pre-
pasory works have already been commenced FOR that pur
pose The main object OF tie government for inducing this
away the Araueo Indians from tie frontier, which they
hope m influx Of civilized emigrsnts would be the means
The foreign debt Of Chile a the end OF 1867 about
$500 eco, and the home debt 81, 54'i $50
BOLIVIA.
IMPROVEMENT IN GOVERNMENT AFFAIRs--rHE Elk
ECUTIvB FIRM PRESIDENT LINARBs FAVORED By
TYR oTHFs PowERs--DHEAD OF BsLzu PASSED
AwAY--A EKw WAR MINISTER
The news IRON this republic is satisfactory.
NE Linnres administration continue their laborious
tssk Of organizing every branch OF public service
All rumors respecGiog Belzus return have ceasec ard
fesrs entertained respecting the present govern
rnents stability.
mousy confirmed by all the PFovinces
ST. Lnares bas receiv 81 the most cordial elicita
ton addressed TO him BY Sen SANTA Cruz, ., present re-
has also received The autograph letter from his Holiness
Pus * in which the Pope auborizssa oeeg.se Of the
Holy See the person Of Sr ksrnus Marin. ArchSehop
Of .Pamyro (iR pdrstts) resident IN Psrana he has
also received satisfactory answer 70 hs autograph lot
On the sih september the municipal bodies will be
solerpls Installed throughout the republic.
Gen. Perez Minister Of War, had resigned, and Gen.
Bapyaa was appointed.
PERU.
ELECTION CANVASS AND NORTHUMBERLAND OF
RBvoLurIoN-sKETcH OF TIE GREAT LoMEs Fill.
RUsTERs-RkLAGIoSs WITH RcUADoa-sMBaIcAN
cTTTZsNs KIDEAPPED-THE FRIGATB MzRaIsAc AT
The only news or consequence from Peru The election
excitement
inc general impression appears TO be that CAs,ls viii
fcalso (Juy o. correspondence Of Panama Herald
In Communication proposed account o. the
transactions Of the celebrated LolneE, better knowa as
toner Bscher Co Lomer X Co., &c. These two hon.
byes OF Iucien Lomer OF Lubec who was re-
spectacle merchant and gave his two sons, LUIS aud
Hernao a good mercantile educa,op AID sept them 70
England 70 seek Their foftuue-they commenced their
stock obbeIa aud Consequence OF some trans
actiopr they the country for Cahforns, and arrived
there in 1850 Aner this uansscuon, he changed hH
TO Lyons, aad unrer that name established 10 Sock
eeed, they LEFT for the Mines Misplaced confidence,
bighted hopes, and all thai sort OF thing, com.
ION his brother Lus, In Tepsc, Mexico, where
they commenced extensive business, bought a yes
Tpss .os re sehooner and boush, the brig asra and
upon the strength OF owning The brig they were able to
purohase cargo OF logwood 90 credit and ship II TO
Cilao. This gave Them came IN Tie meIksi sna cred
upon tha trey purchased BARK or credit and cargo
of loewood the same terms, and shipped tha.
20 OesO sso ard atsr the ding q the bark they left
Il discovered, and party went in pursuit. OF
Them ard overlook them about half way between Fan
Bias and fepec desperate eight ensuea they shat tao
steamer and went 70 Psnsms, from thopce 70 Oalso,
where they sold their logwooo chartered the brig and
bark 70 loai guano. M. Herman went to the Uni.ed
States 70 insure these tro vessss bu, failed 70 DO So
In the meantime, Mr.. II. Lomer concluded the Coole
coasot with Sampson Tappen Of Boston the expose OF
Which took glace IN Boston three years ago, and
created a. thu time considerable excitement Mr.. Her
returned sgan 10 Peru aud conducted the cooe brs
ness In connection with Mr. Allen, aren't OF sampson
1xppep Here they concluded the Mr. Luis 20,
out Of prison. and so, married. but tne speculation tarned
out bad ore As the ccoe bushes, WAS nos concluded
N III 10 a
Taepcn, and with that sharp house got something
And now TOT me Las. Great stroke ~ the Louers Tor
become Dot only wealthy but powerful men They placed
themselves In communication with Gen. Echenique and
Gen Morate, and offered 70 supply given number OF
busiers, arns nupitoDs OF war; steamers, &c, W iu-
wade Peru for which they we're 70 receive many thou
sands Of tons Of suano In payment With the answers OF
these geDeras loy entered negotiations with differ
ept parties The United Slater, and were there treated
this they Sanmenced chsrering vesses IN the United
bAfs 10 o6 satpetrc, giving 81 Is. 10 "a 1s with the
comm ssions paid in advaooe, and strange 70 say, come
commissions in advsnce This specustion neted toe
LEert somewhere about $4,000 In bard cash. aud tho
bay d Cslso 10 Al this present moment full Of their
victims They al went u lquique 70 their
goee but could lnc such their pretended
cons snees. AZ last, Mr.. Lus came from the roitei
States 70 Peru and fooshly showed his
and for his pains thrown oto prison. and has Just
been sentenced 70 fifteen years hard labor
I1all.o duly 27) Correspondence Of Psnama herald
We have little else beyond the ;iteu,ent or
The coming elections ana nov a. the time draws near,
every perve s s,rsoed BY the opposing parties, and
under that blood will be shed.
secrtt societies have been formed all over the country,
snd they have been acting IN unity ~ the eleventh hour
they have proclaimed their candidate Gen Medina for
President aud Don Gregorio paz sodao Vice President
both Of these gentlemen popular and powerful men,
compared with Gen Castlls and senor Isofr-they
known for their gres, Attsnmens and proby. TIE Cas-
tlla party are alarmed and with good reason: and
may Judge by the arrival Ct Gen san Roman with large
body Of uoops, which are qaartered 10 Lima and
Cal probably the intention Of Gen Castillo 10 elect
himself by force Of Hms Az all events thugs Ioor
rather black II present
The United States frgae Merrimae here probably 10
enforce the demands OF Mr. Clay reference 10 the affair
~ the LIZZIE Thompson and Georgaus; al a events her
arrival az this present moment, when the elections are 40
pcsr may be check upon any outrsges that may have
been intended. should there be row. feel degree
az safety that have not experienced for some tine
past and have between twenty and thirty Ameroan
merchant shs port, they should nave some protection