New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
CENTRAL AND SOETH AMERICA.
from Our Own Correspondent

Having rent by the United States NAL steamship,
Star Of the West, which sailed yesterday the full de-
tails Of the fortnights ne~s, / avail mysef Of the
departure of the North Star which msy pIobably
arrive fr.t to furnish you with a short summary Of
the principal items.
South PAcIFIc.-We have adviees from Chill 10
Aug 81. Symptoms Of revolution had again msn
Tested themselves, ard the President demanded from
Congress q continuance Of the extraordinary power
be at present epjoys, which granted Sr. Bello,
Secretary Of the Chilean Les s.on 10 Paris has been
appointed Minister to Washington for the purpose Of
arranging the questions pending between the two
Governmental. A Company has been formed TO ex.
poTe the desert of Atacsma for its mineral vealth,
and e eat resu ts Anticipated business in Vapa
raso is steady, many articles Of American expor.
scarce aud in demand. There had been no arrivals OF
American vessels during the fortnight. The ships
Memnon, and Queen of the Seas were chartered TO
load fer Fl gland at f3 f3 > if TO port the
Continent Freights were advancing, owing to the
scsnty available age ON the coast.
BOLNlA.-The return Of the .liysn Minister from
Lima bas caused the Peruvian PleDipOen.i.ry 10
pend relations with the Government and Withdraw
from Sucre, the capital of La Psz. The Government
about 10 increase the srmy and move all the force.
TO the Peruvian frontier. Congress has been ndein
itely adjourned. The treasury empty and the army
al civil service is three four months in Of
psy. Ex Presidents Bezu and Cordoba still threaten
to oistufbe the peace Of the country. Ministry
las been formed. business 10 very dull. The Pacific
Seem Nsyigatio Company have received salary OF
LOCO year, for three years, in consideration OF per-
fUimitg certain postal ano other services.
PERU.-FrOm Callso We have advces to Sept. II.
President Cada about TO proceed 10 the north
the 18TH fer the purpose of carrying on the
against Ecuador wiih more vgor two transports
tIg ont in Callso Bay for this service. In the
southern provinces there was temporary nll in revo.
luton tx President Echeoiqu aud DR.. Ureta, were
on the Bolivian frontier. number of serious aft ays
had taken place on board American ships at Callao
and the Cherichas. GusnO freights are advancing,
ard number of vessels have been chartered at SO.
Large beds Of coal are reported to have been dscov
cred near Paits.
EcUADoR-We have no news direct of from this
republic as the steamer did not touch a. GasyAquil
he upward trip. By way o. Caao We learn that the
Ecuadonian Generals were still at oggerhesds among
themselves, and that the entire Peruvian ieet was
lockadiDg Guayaquil.
THE IsfHMUs-The Legislature is still in session
The Law reg ulatiDg the mode OF working the Indian
graves of Chiriqu has been modified, and though stu
very uofavorabe to the oggers is mneh better than
when first passed The proceedings of the Legislature;
with the above exception, have been entirely OF local
character.
Tom Edwards noted character, well known on the
Pacific coast for the last six years has been
convicted Of participation IL robbery a. Asplnwal,
in 1855 ard sentenced TO six years in the changapg.
All the residents the lsthmus are reJolced at his
having met his deserts.
III. Al. sloop-of war Cyclops, from MAJ stlan arrived
here on the 9th ut with 500 600 in specie, for En-
gland. She sails In few Gays fjr san joe dc Guse-
mse. The Sarsuac also sails from here in few days
for San Juan del Sur doubtless for the purpoe of pro-
tectIg IT. johnson mail. she returns here by the
9th. No late advices have been reserved here from
the other vessels of the American squadron.
From the Chiriqu gold diggngs We are without
news a. there have been no arrivals from there during
the fortnight. The weather here is very good for this
season Of the year, and we have no sickness.
The last mail from BOgots did not reach here in due
course we ere without news except from Carthagence
where the revolutionary party Liberals) we're gaming
ground.
From The Panrmo Sta, and Herald, SEPT. 80.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamer
Bolivia, Cspt. Swell, arrived at this port from the
South Coast yesterday morning, the 10Th ins,, orug
irg % passengers, and $j6i,7 9i y in treasure.
CBIIL-Events have taken place during the psst
fortnight which show that the evolutionary spirit 10
not Yet auencted in the Republic On the 18th OF An
gust an attempt maze at the artillery 5ausck OF
Santiago, by sergeant AID lev men, ~ho seized
the officer Of the quad hber sted the prisoners, aud
eudeayored TO induce the soldiers TO uutny. The at
ten of was and al attack on sergeants
party beng made their ringlesder was shot dead
Tire party then fed nine were shortly after captured
and two soldiers VINO had taken part IN the mutiny
were snot on the following day.
This movement, In itself lnconsldereole, would
scarcely have deserved notice, CID lot other events
happening almost simultaneously IN different parts Oh
tie Republic show tha the spirit Of revou'ion not
strorg Is at least widely spread over the country
revolt has been discovered in Constitution, al ln'ur'
recton Of prisoners Of the Southern provinces
has tsken place ard attempt was made to seize the
wagons OF the Copspc Railroad at Pabellon. In vie~
Of tits unsettled state Of af,ifs the PIesiisnt has
asked from Congress an extension 70 the Is. OF
November, 1860 tue extraordinary poweis he az pre-
sent holds, and after some discussion Il la. been
granted. This is of course, spoken OF very
cautiously by the press.
The AercurlO remarks:
This determination may seem alarming q. first
sight msy be supposed that fears OF some dig
turbapce are enieitsued; but We believe IL only
proyden,ial and preventive measure. Political enml-
ties undoubtedly exist, and Government wishes 10 en-
Joy the exercise Of grester power in order 10 ntmdste
those who would disturb public order
The Commerce. remarks:
I" This amount of pc yer required by Govern
meut Only TO insure public order the disturbance
of which is threatened but also in order 10 cary Oh
the campaign against the lnclans Lext spring
II is proposed TO estsbliss two new Provinces one 10
the South called Arsuco and the other in the North 10
be called Ovale.
ton Of the session Of Congress Gen. Vldsuri LeA Is
TO be appointed lntendeIIe of Valparaiso.
by Telegrsph.l
ST. Louis, Tuesdsy, Oct. IL, 1873.
The Overland NAL Of the 18th ut. arrived in this
city last evening.
The San Francisco papers Of that day give long
account Of the funeral of Senator BrodeIi:k, which
took place on the afternoon of the 18Th.
The remains were followed to the grave by about
5000 persops on FOOT forming, with the long Line OK
carriages, the largest and most impressive procession
ever witnessed In San Francisco. The streets were
densely thropged, and the buildings along the line OF
the procession all drspel In rnourpinp A funeral