New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o*%, u
Our st.s are, from Valparaiso ls', aid CAlis' iSa
Asgust.
The revs from Chill il Of q meGger description;
y.ry hltle basiness bss b-en tr.n.,s' by Coosfs-t
curing TIE fortnight bG; the MTezTo expects 10 Do
son .th ips no~.
The .e al aInusl re port Of the Valpsrsis, Bsuk h.f
been r. al get -ra meeting OF the sasr-hoief-I
aud pre.tn'ed saris.ctory resute The o.--cs shos
a d.; profit of $50 j9l, OVERWHELMING The ci'sis
brought about BY the recent revolc'ou.
A project bs, been bfougbt fjrsard 10 Santiago 20
opea [, bank, which has Deea met oy an enth1'
Owlrg 70 the scarcity Of the supply Of coal occa-
tior.d BY the rec-n hesvy rains. there ms oevn e'p-
netc.d sone difficulty in keepiog the copper iouooere.
in tie oIih work. atd cOhsequen ~ TIE prSdnceo u
c.Lt,r boz ben duilnrted, but this Ia merely TEL
pofafy interruption.
The .hJcutlo informs thst very rich copper
n lie bas been discovered rear the port OF P>A 'e
AzucAr zen nfs the uo'th of Cnanar-l de loo AM
LA. Tn. III ,s,er If tie Britsh bsrk Choe, hsi been
requested TO uey tie Iort, and ieporis very favor
ably q IL. r
The store. houses Of Del Ro L. Co., 10 the port Of
San arotio have been destroyed BY fire. occesiooirs
lo,- If 30 go isr.gss Of wheat, bat the lat crp
va very abundant il ~ suppO-ed this ioes VII nos
csuse Any ,csIcity Of that gram.
Fresh uutrse.s have bs.D committed by Arsrea
Iisp Inciats 70 ~ u.htIn CbIls ana citing OF tue
Casiques had been held to consult upon measu'es or
d.,,oyrg the frontier towns the cher side tine
biablo, Int hopes wee tDtflhlbrn lhht
would ue illustrated by the Government.
An important political prisoner, whose Arrest some
abort tine siIce caused great s.nsshOc 10 Sauts2o
has ,urbed out 70 be bal krups in The sum oil ioOVV
ard has -ucceed IN escaping from pr',on. ,
report v Ss curreut ,hzt the Brush Minister La
femsn d III. p,e,epce OF come BRITISH men "wH a;
Vhpai sso III ibe event Of four amercsn st- amers ar
ryr there. which were eIpecledto settle the dincai
ties With Chill by force but We place 10 relia"c' u lAe
report r.
1851 Chill had popDl,'ion Of JI9 ihbsbitaIts
being an iDcrease Of 1919 stree 1874, or ddr1R u
,pscs If three years. A National Magazine j. a'ous
be ~ published periodically by The Governen' Tor toe
pu,pos. Of giving s,icol data and o.her important
The line Of the Southern Railroad ia expected 20 be
reacy for opening far g. Payne on the sta Ssp'7n
b.r. and to b. fsshed far R,ncas us a. The cad
Of the presen. year.
The works on the Santiago ard Vslpsraso lioat
were progressing favoIaby AID IL noH ex '-cei tna
The line will be completed IN four years Tie Minst.r
of the Int. ror GAYS biz report that impor snt c)n
ces.ions els promised European coloulss 10 we OF
prou oiiDg immigration He aho mentions tue es'ao-
shmert Of coouists in the Straits oil Magellan iro u
the north Of Europe, and the Purchase o' s'.aIer
destined to place colony in frequent comm.
nic stiop with Chloe.
From Peru the lie is OF interest; the Span
h M1ister ST.. II. Garcia de Qlevedo bad arrived To-,
the purpose Of he golatce peace betSe.n feiu a'd
Ecuao0r bnt 1t appesrs Nho NJ success. Al me ude
the Eth rnmor clrrent that PERI b.d formally
declar. war against Ecuador sud thai the io.isor rep
re- eptayes had notified 10 that effect There was
however, no official announcement made pubic 10
Caao 10 that t Ct up TO the time Of the sa,l ug OF
the steamer, but we have received copy OF ~ re
ruano the G, vernnent paper, Gated 10Th ust which
conthins official no.e OF Sr. M-lgaT the Peruvian
Muister of Foreign Affairs, Addressed 10 the Dpo-
matte Corpe re.idst in Lima, upon the penf ques-
tioIs bet~ the two countries, which We take u be
preliminary 10 declaration of war.
There had been another attempt a. rev0iution IN
Areonipa ard Cuzco, but they were put down.
1t was reported that Ecnsn.que wss IN Areqnlps.
The Auefca ship " alter Scott, Cspt Hatch, VITA
cargo Of B stOn ice, en- cred Calico on the morning
Of the 18th inst. thick fog, and touched 90 the
bar Of the mouth of the Rmsc. AT } p. ID. she WAS
not cot OF. The steamer Valparaiso, Capt. Bloom
field had been TO her relief, and the ste1 DER Ne -
Giar to 90 ext day l3tb after tee sailing OF
the steamer for Panama. The Walter > ,O,t \ al
tureed To the ard but expected she would
be got of rex day.
From Ecuador we have no dnect ne W., the steamer
not having touched there.
GuAYAQUIL, Aug. l9.-Tbe Peruvian fleet is still
here consulting Of three vsssels. The Admiral III
forp ei the Inhabitants that the boubsr iDsLt
would COZ mencs On Monday last. IRE con-
sequence was iha, ali me upper classes re-
moved from the place. The people appear de-
tslmred TO defepd TO the last-at the present mo-
neut they are mounting canon en- tbs Telegraph I'LL,
vet the impression here is that Boots sill leave Caao
on the 9Th inst for this place with al bis force Bust
ness lie in a complete safe OF prostfajn l. ". night
there wac q fire that burned down whole block