New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03

2lst bringing daies from Valparaiso to Aug q Caso
Aug II; Paita, IL; Gu.ysquil, Ia.
CHILL.
Very severe weather experen in the Vicinity
Of Valparaiso prior to the sailing OF the steamer, ana
sonle avs noTih,rs were felt in the harbOr.
Ihs Ane,i an steamer PeTuano had arrived al Val
paiaiso, and sstd for Calico
Congress o1ntiDu in session, and the reports Of the
Ministers OF the different Departments Of S'se have
been puhifhed; the Treasury report elbows that the
pstionl iucous during 1859 has Teen 1924 l65 being
inward Of 1900 600 over 1888 The value OF foreign
ueichanoie imported into the country during tie year
il S4, 76l SEQ. and export sly, soy "a: nan
During the yesr the mint coined SO 342,923
Tie amount Of The lean of 1879 has been reduced to
50 4945 500. is calculated that the Fix por cent For
eigu Debt will be- lquidated by 1869, and the three
per tent. debt in 1871.
The Ctsu Der of Commerce has decided a suit
brought by HUH, Grunng n Co. against the alPa-
raso LloyGs for insurance Oh the Peruvian bark J L.
c. in favor If the former. This vessel it may be re-
men red was bound for China with gusno, and sunk
WHEN three days ut, notwithstanding che lad no
rough weather, and consequently the Insurance Com
rany refused TO pay the insurance until the suit was
given against them maintaining that the vessel HAs I'M
seawoIthy wbei she left port
The AIauca lndans suing for peace, and solicit
ing 20 he again permitted to enter the towns in the
south Eith their produce.
New ard valuable mines are being discovered IN the
nil ersl districts OF Copiape aud elsewhere.
The American steamer PeTuaro, intended to run
between Lima ard Quay aqui, had arrived at Napar-
ali o from the States.
Buriness in Valparaiso is reported as continuing
very dull rrinci galy owing to the raias The
following foreign vessels had arrived during the fort
night:
From PuDts Arenas French ship Valparaiso, coffee,
put in isafy' ard cold part Of cargo to deiSy eS-
barley; from Hsvre French ship Callao, assorted;
from New Port, British ship Ssk, rails Belgian, ditto;
Beng ditto; from Cerro Azul, Peruvian schooner
Eiina Kuiper sugar; from Liverpool British ships
lRQWatl,
ditto.
There appears to be a stock of all kinds of foreign
goods hand sufficient for the present demand ana
prices are IubDg lO@. .,
Coffee has been exceedingly scarce, and, notwith.
standing what has been landed ex Valparaiso isquoted
at 20 cents.
There were no transactions in copper during the
forth ght. Hides are firm and scarce. Sattpeler-
% 800 qqs. changed hands at -. ,
The following charters had been made British
bark TocDa ores for Liverpool, f3 81 British bark
Bepg euano, Cork, for orders, 90 British PARK ln-
cuden, wheat, for Liverpool, f3 IL obi Aalsrcan
bark Berkshire wheat, for Australia, Is; American
bark Piioress, wheat, for Australia E3
Exchange on England 10 20 days, Add; Paris, do.
do A. ;5c; United States, do. do, 10 per cent PREM
BLLINA.
Rich satpeter mines hsve been discovered IN this
country by DIR, Reid, which are likely to prove oil
great value.
Herald under date of Aug. 8, writes follows re-
earoing Bezu's movements:
Relzn arrived here from Valparaiso the steamer of
the I'd instant, and went on to Iacna the zane day.
HIS intention is 10 invade BOLIVIA with few men, III
the hopes that the whole country will turn over 10 nm
az soon he puts his foot in that Repnblic II the
army remains TO LiDDes, he VIII nave but poor
chance and the risk Of sing his meek. His ce-
paIure from Tacna it is reported, lis to take place on
the oOth instant
Dates from Lima are 10 the 18th. The Calao cor
RESPONDENT Of The Star and Herad writes
s' All the efforts on the part Of t1e Government to
discover the person who attempted to assassin e Gen.
Castillo have proved unaysiling. There Is general
conviction that six months viii not pass without new
revolution. Congress has aseuued TO reel "a new
theory, that Is 10 say they have declared tdal uis
Cor Rres the Executive power aud that no other can
exist their proceedings up to the present Time are Of
little interest
ECUADOR.
Correspondence OF the Panama Star and Hersl5.l
GCAYAQuIL, Aug, Ii.
Since last wrote TO You things have gone the same
old way-iorced contributions, outrsges and an utter
psrazalon Of affairs mercantLe-ail locking 10 uis
ctup Of their old enemy Flores as their only nope and
salvation E1Ty in the week reports came Tying IN
from The interior that Flores was about taking the
uiuai,e and preparing 10 attack Franco 10 hs s[opg
bold al Bodegas. Nothing, however definite trans
pired IN il Thursday the 9Th, when canoes came hur
ryng down with the cheering intelligence that Franco
had been most diseIacefuIy routed and that all those
of his follow ers ~ho could, made good their escape
with scarce show Of resistance and IN effect on the
next day, the little steamer Bolivar mace ner appear
aUca with Master Franco and four hundred OF tue
most ragged, dirty vlainous looking beggsrs ever
oigI lied with the Of troops ana during the DAY
some hundreds more of their aciable confreres came
floating down 10 canoes baisas, logs or anything nodI
able thet presented itself From the scanty information
that we can get it appears that Flores abandoning his
defensive position GuaIanda with some three hun
bred men attacked Franco in his stronghold az Bone
gas ard after short engagement Franco turned anu ed
Irecpitaely towards tie river followed by his grdnde
armGc and boldly pursued by Flores troops Indeed 80
hardly was be pressed that be threw himself INTO he
river and swan off TO the Bolivar which vessel, AS
soon az he bad gained her decks together with some
four hun dred of his folio overs, moved rapidly on
towards Quay squ leaving the balance to take care oi
themselves hs beet they might.
Ii is also RI id that lie owser of the Bolivar an Auer
icsn, whose name | do not know, was offered SooVoo
by FoIe friends get under weigh and leave Franco
10 his fate but he refused the money aud stood oy ii
ike brick
CENTRAL AMERICA.
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