The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25

to-day Passed Assistant Surgeon James r. Harrison do
tached fom the Sabine and ordered the Prebe. AS
sislant surgeon r. j. Freeman succeeds Dr. Harrison.
The s.. Louis will come u Greyown and the Sabine
go TO Aspinwa about the Goth.
The Valorous is still IN port
NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Our Panama Correspondence.
PANAMA, Oct II, 1859.
The British mail steamship Callao, Capt Shell, arrived
at Panama the morning of the 9Th inst She brought
dates from Valparaiso to Sept 16, from Lima and Caao
10 Sept q, and from Guayaqui to Oct L. Her specie list
amounted TO $467 1885, of which $40 1872 for Panama
ECUADOR.
On tho LIST September hundred men, under Dr.
Corbaa raised the standard of revolt and on the ID
beat the government troops at Puntal, day twos
march from Quito. Following up their success, the
4th they arrived Quito when the population hear
ing OF the defeat az the government masse took
possession Of the artillery barracks, proclaimed the
provisional government OF Moreno Chirboga and vles,
who attempted the overthrow Of Robes some months
since. Accounts say that the greatest excuses
were committed, the bodies Of the dead hav-
in been dragged through the streets and then
given to the buzzards A tax Of $4,000 was imme
dtey levied upon the people Robes had gone towards
Guayaqn not approving of the agreement entered into
mral, by which Gusyaquil virtually surrendered TO the
Peruvian feet and threw of the government Of Quito
When this news reached Guayaquil, General Franco
called meeting OF delegates who voted 16l against 160
that he Franco should be Provisional President of Ecua
dor On this result reaching Cuenca, where div son of
the Ecuadoran army quarteicd that force declared
for Franco, that he has 1000 under his
mard sufficient number to make il quite doubtful
whether he or the triumvrate will finally succeed.
Neither Of these factions supported by the liberals who
probably form one-half Of the population. Urbna, who
commanded at Cnenca fed to Guayaqu and lie said win
be obliged to quit the country Robes had already left
and gone TO Lima. Mareno, who at Lima when the
Of the rising at Quito reached him. Immediately took
passage in the British mail steamer for Ecuador but was
transferred TO Peruvian steamer for pa,ta where
he took passage small sailing vessel for point
from which he could reach the capital Ies said to have
400 mnskes and other war material with hnl. The Pc
ruvan ADMIRAL who, in accordance with the agreement
with Franco bad moved down the river to Gpayaqa re-
turned OF his request and resumed his position before the
city
Castillo commenced embaring force Of 1000 men for
Ecuador the 26th together, with park OF light arl
ery, forr heavy and beun.fi supply Of munitions
The people OF Lima, however, still doubt If he intends
T. make war on Ecuador but think the expedition for
war against Bolivia without first making formal deciara
ton; aud 10 not believe he will make at nil upon
that State.
Dir. Edward Cullen, known here from his competition
with the parien Ship Canal scheme, has applied 10 the
government through Peruvian Minister In Bogota for
per mission 10 Introduce % 600 Irish immigrants into Peru
each person sixteen years Of age 10 receive certain
portion Of land IN some part Of the republic 1000 feet
August 81 accepts the proposition and authorizes the
Peruvian Minister in London to make the necessary
| tracts for the passage out of the immigrants
The bronze statue OF Bolivar, intended to be placed in
some public locality in Lima, had arrived from England
| Ia the bark Vicar Of Bray.
writer IN the Ce,7,io OF Lima says that the price
1 Of living has doubled in Peru since 1850
Dates from Cerro de pasco TO Sept 70 state the price Of
plata pena 70 be 81 Oi marc. Quicksilver $50 per
| 100 lbs.
President Castillo has organized typographical corps
accompany the army, consisting of one administrator
at $loo month, foreman compositor al $780, two
compositions $s5, one pressnan $685. and one assistant do
The small pox appears &c have been very fatal in lima
and its suburbs FOR the first six months Of the year
From January 10 July 3l 1852 the number Of admis
sions 10 The hospital 9f5 against 195 in the pc
rod in 1883, and the deaths 25 against so during the
Same months last year.
The Cbmeycio Of Lima Sept. 20, says that President
Rcbes arrived from Quito AT Fort Guayaqu and had
interview with General Franco, in which he agreed to
cave the country and so TO Fnnia Epanola receiving
5000 for his expenses fhs'ead, however Of going TO
the place named, he diseInhakcd Malacha with the
intention Of going into the interior
Freigh,s G. los. f3 Us Europe, and sl5 s16
"a the States. Exchange The United States % per
| premium; England, 4od American gold % per cent
| premium over Bolivian silver.
There news from this republic. Dates up to
september 1S. The country was tranquil.
| CHILE
The alarm excited in consequence Of the attempts at
revolution IN the south and al Pabcon in the north had
subsidized Some had been made Valparaiso of
those suspected to have been concerned in the conspiracy
asars The government discovered at Valparaiso August
%, among whom The master Of the American ship
Townsend Jones; buiy the have all been released.
The expedition against the Araucanian Indians Is being
prepared il is TO consist OF 1900 men its object is
oastise The Indians for their M depredaons and 10 take
possession u The territory they occupy in the pro-
vince formed in the SOUTH the boundary OF which the
River Imperial The reports Of the Indian aggrcssons
are sad 70 have been much exaggerated
Tho ordinary term o. Congress ended the 1s Of Sep
ternb6r but extraordinary session has been convoked
Cor the urrose Of nibing the business hand and
inf The estimates for next-year
On the Sh the continuation ot The Santiago and valpa-
gaical inauSuraled Al oucta with the usual
ceremonies. The Mcrc'vio gays
The establishment Of society under the Of Insolvcnt
chase ~ Of bankruptcy az the creditors cps against
avo frequency o hsnkrupicies leaving less room for
frauds; and second 10 render n lucrative speculation The
socc,s viii be established By shares, with capital Of $500 CO.,
The HTfa Ca2otsea, the organ of the priesthood of
Chile attacks the article In The treaty lately celebrated
with Blgu which grants 'eD,ire ber, Of Coincidence
TO the c2,ns Of each state within the territory OF the
other The Coe7cio, in IT, issue Of September II, gives
the reverend fathers handling for their bgory
Al TalcabuaDo bad been received that the Indians
had retired into the interior, much alarmed at the pro
posed government expedition. A correspondent, how
writing from Nacimeno says, that San Carlos fan
IA Barbara and Angeles threatened with fire by the
Indians The island Of Vergara has been completely de-
serted by the population Ten thougand persons had left
and the Indians were in entire possession
The accounts from the mining districts Of CUpiapo
most favorable The mines at Tres Pntas and Charia
vallo yielding we'll and considerable activity is
sriDging mp in the copper business account Of the
news Of rise in the price Of the.article Europe.
Business the preceding fortnight had been very quiet
as usual at this Not much is expected TO be
done before October There some demand for -four for
Australia, vessels taking al f3 freight 1t commands
"a per quinal in Valparaiso Nitrate sells at 81 50 cash.
bar copper SIS So but holders morc hides SlB cash
per quina Charters for tho Chinchas and from the
30 Liverpool and the Continent, E3 to "a 2s. I'd.
Police Intelligence.