The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.


WAR CAsTILLA'S UNPOPULARIrY--ExPEOrED
CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT In ECUADoR-rELE-
GRAPH AND RAILROAD PROJECTS IN BUENOs AYREs
PRESENT TO GARIBALDI.
The Eoelish steamer Callao from Valparaiso and way
ports, arrived at Panama the 9th inst, with the mail
and specie for Europe and unusually large number OF
passengers, mostly FOR the United States.
BY this arrival have received dates from valpa.
raso to 10th March, caao 9th, and Gusyaqu 1s April
CHILE.
GRATIFYING CONDITION OF THE COuNTRY-THE IN
DIAhs--MILlTARY EXECUT10Ns-CHANGES THE
CABINET--INCREAsE IN CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS
TIE L BOs IsLANDs--EFFECTs OF THE HERALDs
ABTICLEs--HoN. JOHN BIGLER-MARKErs, COP
PER, ETC.
VALPARAISO, March 1e, 1860
have but little OF interest TO communicate by the
steamer that leaves TO- day for Panaua. The situation
Of this republic most gratifying, both in political and
commercial point Of view. Public order fully esab
lshed, and every branch Of industry is prospecting.
The Indians in the South have been subdued, aud
have entered into q treaty Of peace with the
government Colonel Barbosa, who has had com.
nand Of the Governors troops in that section, and
who was empowered to treat with the Indians for
peace upon the most favorable terns has just arrived
in Valparaiso, accompanied by forty ArAncanan In.
dams, among them four chiefs They will proceed to San
tago few days. pay their respects to the President
and ask for division Of government troops protect
them against the neghborng tribes who have refused TO
submit to the terms Of peace.
The Indians in the upper frontier still continue to
nit the greatest such Is burning houses, muir
deriDg the deenceess inhabitants &c The troops sta
toned In that district OF country in late engagement
with the Indians succeeded in taking civilized chi
lians prisoners who were tried by court martial aui
ehot The government has committed the sentences OF
death passed by the military tribunals the persons i'm
piicated in the late revolutions.
Sr Urmeneta, Minister OF the Interior has resigned.
His place is filled temporarily by the Minister of Justice
1t lie believed that Ger. Garcia, Minister Of War, will also
resign It is rumored that he has already
dered his resignation These changes in the Cabinet have
given rse to good deal Of speculation TO the cause
but nothing has yet publicly tanspred to show whether
tween the ing Minister'S sud the President.
The receipts Of the Custom House at this port for the
first months Of the present have far exceeded
those Of corresponding period Of last year, ana is
thought that they will reach at the end Of the
frat quarter which viii double The amount received for
During rst seventy days Of this year, one hundred
vessels Of all classes have entered the port of Valparaiso
mostly from foreign ports, with heavy and valuable car
ST. Tavera, Charge dAfrares of spain accredited to
this country, has lately arrived
Among the passengers per last steamer from Panama,
William Wheelrjght, Esq, who has done more, per-
hsps by bic enterprise TO deveope the resources OF the
West Coast than any man who has ever vsed this Sec
His energies are now directed towards the audabe en-
terprse Of constructing railroad which s TO connect
Chile with the Argentine Provinces.
The article that appeared in the HkRMD q short tins
since relative to the seizure Of the Lobos Islands by the
among the natives and may be productive Of much good
and tend 10 more speedy settlement OF affairs With
Chile. few articles OF the same kind and little
action would soon eet,le the business.
Hen John Bgler, United States Minister, and family,
arrives here yesterday in the steamer Bio Bio, from Tai
cuahuana. after very pleasant visit OF ten days
There Ia no change 10 note In commercial matters since
the sailing OF the last steamer The demand for articles
Of import OF nearly every description continues active
An advance Of one and quarter American gray
domestce hos taken place, owing the scarcity OF
article on hand This ADVANCE cannot be maintained long,
several parcels expected 10 arrive Copper
bars commands high prices 500 quntas having changed
hands in this market since the departure of last steamer
ut $40 80 cash Holders are asking $2l cash.
There u but little doing In flour; prices remain uu-
changed The new crop Will soon arrive when Il IL
thought, prices viii decline.
BOLIVIA.
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL BELZU-TnE PERUv1ANs ON
THE WATCH.
There Ia no news from this republic Gen. Belxu, ex.
President had arrived at africa, and proceeded 70 the
terror The Peruvian war steamer Loa, u Il AFRICA,
watching the movements Of the Bovians.
PERU.
CAsTILLA's PROCLAMATION CONCERNING BOLIyIA--
PEOPLE OPPOSED TO wAR-THE MURDER OF CAPT.
LAMBERT, ETC.
We have nothing Of importance from Peru President
Castillo Issued proclamation setting forth the ad-
vansges he has acquired for the country in his late expo
dion against Ecuador, and reiterntes his
to bring Bolivia TO terms Az nothing was gained by Cas-
f;llos Ecuador. blu a sha u,hl,r